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Bob Ross Painting Frequency Data
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Explaining data used for the statistical analysis of the frequency and distribution of various elements found in paintings created by the iconic artist Bob Ross. This analysis focuses on his unique artistic technique, known as "wet-on-wet," where wet paint is applied atop wet paint to achieve blended and textured effects. The data provides insights into the composition of his serene landscapes, detailing the usage frequency of elements such as trees, mountains, and various bodies of water. A key application is attempting to predict the inclusion of specific elements based on the episode title.
Columns
- element: Defines the specific type of element included in the painting. (67 unique values)
- episode: Identifies the unique episode of the show where the painting was created. (403 unique values)
- title: Provides the title of the specific episode. (401 unique values, with "MOUNTAIN WATERFALL" being a common title)
- included: A binary indicator (0 or 1) specifying whether the element was incorporated into the painting for that episode.
Distribution
The dataset is provided in CSV format (
bob_ross_statistics.csv) and has a size of 942.65 kB. It contains 27.0k validated records across 4 columns. The expected update frequency for this dataset is listed as "Never."Usage
The data is ideally suited for tasks aimed at understanding the artistic style and technique developed by Bob Ross. It can be used by those studying the history and evolution of landscape painting. Furthermore, the statistics offer practical applications in fields such as marketing and design, by illuminating trends and preferences related to the usage of colour and texture in art.
Coverage
The analysis covers 403 unique episodes of the television show. The scope is focused specifically on quantifying the 67 types of unique elements used across these works.
License
Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0)
Who Can Use It
- Researchers: To study stylistic elements, technical approaches, and patterns in landscape artwork.
- Enthusiasts: Individuals interested in the specifics of Bob Ross's methodology and popular painting choices.
- Historians: Those tracking the history and development of painting techniques and themes.
- Design Professionals: For deriving insights into aesthetic preferences regarding texture and colour application in art.
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Original Data Source: Bob Ross Painting Frequency Data
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