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- Bob Ross was an American soldier and painter who became famous for his TV program "The Joy of Painting" in 1983.
- Based on his experience serving in Alaska, he painted pictures with snowy mountains and coniferous forests as his themes, and left behind quotes filled with positive and hopeful messages.
- He considered the canvas a space for free expression and emphasized expressing oneself through art and making the world beautiful.
Bob Ross
Bob Ross (October 29, 1942 – July 4, 1995)
Bob Ross was an American military man and painter.
He was born in Daytona Beach, Florida in 1942, served in the United States Air Force for 20 years, and retired as a Master Sergeant in 1981. He opened the Bob Ross Class with his friend Annette in 1981, and became a famous painter in the United States through the TV program 'The Joy of Painting', which was aired on PBS in 1983. The reason why Ross's paintings feature many snow-capped mountains or coniferous forests is because he worked in Alaska.
○ We don't make mistakes, just happy accidents.
○ If you believe you can, you can. Belief is everything.
○ There are no mistakes in this world, just unexpected opportunities.
○ We can make the world whatever we want it to be. That's the beauty of art.
○ Why do you paint? Most people paint because it makes them feel good. It's something that's very amazing and wonderful.
○ If you want to do something, do it. That's the most important thing.
○ Take life easy. Just let it flow.
○ The canvas is your world. Create it freely.
○ Talent is like sustained interest. So if you're willing to practice, you can develop talent too.
○ There is nothing more rewarding than being able to express yourself through painting. To exercise your imagination and skills, to think creatively - I think these actions reveal your true heart.
○ Having a job makes you a miserable person. I was sick of it. So I vowed that if I could get out of work, I would never go back again.
