Talented young artist from Yangon, Myanmar

Wow. That's all I can.

dang. O-o
at first, i thought this was going to be a crappy painting, but when he did something with his knife. all of a sudden, that black blur became something epic.

[quote=cCayons][url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4vsos_-egaE]I am so jealous of this person's creativity D: and skill[/url][/quote]

Inspired me to take piano lessons an get famous off of it

whoa! if i ever met him, i'd buy him whatever paint set he wants

More like " A Talent I Envy "

Yeah don't have envy in your life. Hard work pays off in the long run. Gotta believe in the heart of the cards.

@boom2121:
Oh.... my bad
It's because I've been around a lot of people who think they can't be good at things so they don't try.
It disturbs me to think that they miss out on so much due to a lack of self-belief. That's not your case though, so sorry >_<

Yeesh, I couldn't come back to this topic because Basil has the flu.

[quote=TheNoDozOwl]He is definitely talented, but regarding the topic, you should know that people who work hard can be just as "talented"

I grew up drawing stick-figures and stuff like that, and at that guys age I would have been drawing lame-o just-thicker-than-sticks-people.
However, since the key ingredient to improve at drawing is to enjoy it, that's what I did. Slowly but surely I improved bit by bit.

Just because you may not think you draw well now, that will never be the case: as long as you are interested and have fun drawing, you will get good!

EDIT: I may have misinterpreted =/[/quote]

I think you dived too deeply about this. But thank you for the message. c:

It looks like an eagle before he flips it over.

But how much is he selling it for anyway?

All of a sudden I feel like my life was meaningless.

Wait, I felt that feeling a long time ago anyways.

OMG that was orgasmic.
Lol but seriously, that is seriously talented.
that was just jaw dropping and everything.... no superlatives could describe my reaction to it.

He is definitely talented, but regarding the topic, you should know that people who work hard can be just as "talented"

I grew up drawing stick-figures and stuff like that, and at that guys age I would have been drawing lame-o just-thicker-than-sticks-people.
However, since the key ingredient to improve at drawing is to enjoy it, that's what I did. Slowly but surely I improved bit by bit.

Just because you may not think you draw well now, that will never be the case: as long as you are interested and have fun drawing, you will get good!

EDIT: I may have misinterpreted =/