My painting brushes (Concept art, speedpainting) by SoldatNordsken

What we are trying to explain is that we can't find where to get the brushes. We clicked the link and signed up but it still isn't there.

there's no need to be sarcastic. You could simply direct to them that the link to the download in the site can only be obtained by signing up

i can't find the download link either

you don't have to be able to paint to understand how painting works, just like you don't have to be build a car to know whether or not the car works well. And since you can't paint something of this scale, by your own standards you don't have the right to talk, huh? Also, the person mentioned deadlines, so your point is moot ;3
secondarily: ambition, by definition, entails HARD WORK. Something that brushes circumvent, by making you do less work. Also quantity over quality does NOT make ambition. By your logic someone who churns out sketches daily is more 'eager' and 'ambitious' than someone who makes full scale paintings. shit point dude.
also I for one have noticed the same birds and trees in several of this artist's work, but even if I hadn't, it's still lazier than painting them by hand. And yeah, you absolutely would have to know plenty about what you're drawing to make a good painting, but that lies in skill- and skillful people can still be lazy. Just because someone *can* doesn't mean they *will*. Someone can have the ability to paint an entire field of grass and just bob ross that shit in a few minutes, but people who use brushes opt to just copy-paste the same patch over and over. Skilled? sure. Lazy? yep.  It makes sense for concept art and quick work, absolutely! meticulously planning out every detail WOULD make them fall behind! But to use it in even full-scale paintings? In every single painting and piece of art?? I'd say that's a bad habit. prevents practice of different poses, perspectives, and lighting of the particular things the brushes do. Old school art isn't inherently better, tips and tricks are nice sure, but some of those tricks ARE lazy, and I feel anyone has the full right to call people out on that when they do it. You insult every hardworking professional (especially of the pencil and paper) who doesn't cut corners by implying that it's the only way to get into that "league of professional concept artists"