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It's commercials like this that started to make art fun for millions of children growing

up.

It's the new Play-Doh Dr. Drill and Phil.

First the drilling must begin, then put the Play-Doh filling in.

Now his Play-Doh teeth are done, Dr. Drill and Phil is fun.

You can make it with Play-Doh.

Okay, so maybe molding colorful blobs of clay was the extent of art for some of us.

But maybe you took it a step further and learned from the all-time great who millions of

people owe a lot of credit to for teaching us to love painting.

Hello, I'm Bob Ross and I'd like to welcome you to the 29th Joy of Painting series.

Let's start with a little two-inch brush and a touch of the Lizarin Crimson.

We just load a little bit right into the bristles.

A lot of what makes a great artist is possessing a combination of natural talent, interest,

and the ability to turn mundane things into beautiful creations.

Famous artists have said they can see artwork in their mind before they ever pick up a brush

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