Pipe Appeal videos

[DesertDan]

I really enjoy the Pipe Appeal videos on Youtube, it's like Bob Ross for pipesmokers.

I don't know who the guy is, but his vintage tobacco collection is impressive to say the least. It is cool to see the old tins, the artwork and associated memorabilia. Quality videos very artistically produced.
Much of the YTPC is "talking heads" and there is certainly nothing wrong with that, I watch several regularly, but can anyone recommend any other pipe "art" channels they enjoy.

Pipe making and pipe/tobacco history channels are cool too.

 

[trouttimes]

I found this about a year ago and I love it! The music, the pipes the ambience.

 

[yanoJL]

Posting a link here for anyone that might be interested...

Pipe Appeal - YouTube

 

[OverMountain]

I agree. The man is a talented video editor with a real touch for setting and ambiance. I like them and appreciate the vibe.

 

[ThermionicScott]

They’re beautifully done. I just get a little anxiety watching those tins sit open while the camera pans around.

 

[kcghost]

I'll have to check him out.

 

[Bbailey324]

I've seen a few of the Pipe Appeal videos but not for a while. Will have to revisit.

Lately I've been watching some of the Jeremy Reeves/C&D videos. More of a tutorial on tobacco types and blending insights.

 

[Zero]

I really enjoy the Pipe Appeal videos on Youtube, it's like Bob Ross for pipesmokers.

I don't know who the guy is, but his vintage tobacco collection is impressive to say the least. It is cool to see the old tins, the artwork and associated memorabilia. Quality videos very artistically produced.
Much of the YTPC is "talking heads" and there is certainly nothing wrong with that, I watch several regularly, but can anyone recommend any other pipe "art" channels they enjoy.

Pipe making and pipe/tobacco history channels are cool too.

Just watched this one, 5/5 Thanks for sharing.

 

[Zero]

I really enjoy the Pipe Appeal videos on Youtube, it's like Bob Ross for pipesmokers.

I don't know who the guy is, but his vintage tobacco collection is impressive to say the least. It is cool to see the old tins, the artwork and associated memorabilia. Quality videos very artistically produced.
Much of the YTPC is "talking heads" and there is certainly nothing wrong with that, I watch several regularly, but can anyone recommend any other pipe "art" channels they enjoy.

Pipe making and pipe/tobacco history channels are cool too.

This guy gets me. You say that you don't know who he is, even though my brain has gone through all the hitchhiker thumbs that I've seen on this forum...I'm suspecting @JimInks. Who else would hoard so much Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend?

 

[JimInks]

This guy gets me. You say that you don't know who he is, even though my brain has gone through all the hitchhiker thumbs that I've seen on this forum...I'm suspecting @JimInks. Who else would hoard so much Edward G. Robinson's Pipe Blend?View attachment 259630

It's not me. I'm too lazy to do videos even if I knew how to do a good one.

 

[Reggie]

These vids were not what I expected. Very impressive editing . Thanks for posting.

 

[Flatfish]

Lovely videos.

 

[Ebarber]

Very cool. I've been watching them for a while now. I just love the "old timeyness" of them.

 

[Hutch Piper]

Agree! Love his videos.

 

[geoffs]

I want to know where he's getting all these tobaccos from!

 

[Rossi320]

Do you ever see the captain black "video's " on Twitter or Instagram the guy never actually smokes a pipe