Team Canada had a Bob Ross inspired painting competition while in isolation before World Juniors

BarDown Staff

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Team Canada is going through another isolation period before they can enter the Edmonton bubble for the World Juniors.

Until then, they've got a lot of time to kill and one of the ways the team and staff decided to pass the time was by having a Bob Ross inspired painting competition.

It's true... a Bob Ross paint night in Red Deer quarantine revealed some artists in our midst! 🎨

The top 4 (as determined by an official #WorldJuniors team bracket challenge, of course) ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/MxKmpmO8Tx
— #WorldJuniors (@HC_WJC) December 15, 2020

Canada has some incredible hockey players and some pretty unreal artists, too. Phil Tomasino, however, is not one of them as he revealed to Mark Masters.

Phil Tomasino, meanwhile, believes he may have been the worst painter on Team 🇨🇦

"Mine was just brutal. He was mixing colours & I couldn't even get the same colours so it was a tough experience ... even in school I was never a big art guy"https://t.co/UmM7wzJKLE
— Mark Masters (@markhmasters) December 15, 2020

The World Juniors are just 11 days away and Canada will be in the bubble in no time preparing to defend gold in what is a stacked competition across the board.

Introducing the 2021 U.S. National Junior Team! 🇺🇸#USAWJC | #WorldJuniors

Release: https://t.co/8gcJU0kyXj pic.twitter.com/tdXVe3j2MW
— USA Hockey (@usahockey) December 12, 2020