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-I didn't know this. You're a very talented painter.
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-Oh, that's very kind of you to say so.
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I'm an enthusiastic painter. -Enthusiastic. Yeah.
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-So, yeah, I left school at 17 with nothing
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but a cardboard folder of paintings and drawings,
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and I still paint and I still draw.
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-So, you went to school, but you thought --
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Is that what you were gonna get into or acting?
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-No, yeah, I wanted to do album covers.
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-Yeah. That's cool.
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-And, you know, but thank God for acting.
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[ Laughter ]
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Because, otherwise, I don't know what I'd be doing.
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-No, I think you -- Well, let's show a couple of these photos.
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This one here is called "Fiji."
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-Yes, this is -- -Dude, that's beautiful.
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-Is it beautiful? [ Cheers and applause ]
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I painted this one for my wife in Fiji.
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You know, it's about this size.
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-And you just bring, like, paints with you?
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Are these oils or what? -That's acrylic.
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-Acrylic. -And I paint in oils.
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-I love to know. I don't know any of this stuff.
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I want to learn. -You do?
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-I do want to learn, yeah. You could teach me.
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-Buy books on it, you know? -Teach me, Master.
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"Buy books." [ Laughs ]
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Or I could buy books on it. Sure, yeah.
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I thought you were gonna offer to teach me.
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Now, what is this one here?
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-And this is -- I did this in Pinewood Studios.
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[ Laughter ] Yes.
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The whole thing is available. Yes, you did the whole thing.
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-My wife, Keely, sent me, for Valentine's Day,
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this little bowl of flowers here,
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and I made that painting of it.
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-Yeah. It's a painting of flowers.
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Of course, yeah. That's what I was...
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-"Bisou Moi" -- "Kiss me, I love you."
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So, there you go. -Aww. That's for your wife.
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And then tell the story about this one,
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because I love this one, but the story is even --
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-Well, this is just -- -It's Bob Dylan.
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-I was invited to amfAR with my wife, Keely,
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and they asked me to submit a painting.
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I put this up on the block -- -For charity?
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-It was for charity. It was for AIDS.
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-Yep. -So it was a very good cause.
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And it went up on the block at $30,000,
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and the gavel fell at $1.4 million.
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-$1.4 million. -So...
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[ Cheers and applause ]
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-...there you have it.
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And it went for a -- -$1.4 million.
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-It was nuts. Crazy-nuts.
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-Pierce, how cool is that? -I didn't expect that to happen.
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-Dude, before the show, I was looking at your stuff.
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I go, "This is amazing."
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I go, "Well, I hope no one pressured Pierce
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into giving me a painting," 'cause I don't really want it,
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but then I read the story about
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what you're gonna tell me, Bob Dylan.
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I was like, "It sold for $1.4 million."
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I go, "He's not giving you a painting, Jimmy."
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-No, I've done 100 copies of this,
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so one's got your name on it, so there you have it, yeah.
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-Oh, my gosh.
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-There you go. All right. Right here, right now.
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-I'll sell it for 1.3. 1.3. Who's got it?
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I would never do that.
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I would never, ever in my life do that.
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-Well, anyway, there you go.
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Painting is part of my life,
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and, you know, when you go off on your own tour
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and you're on sets and stuff like that,
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you have time on your hands.
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So wherever I go, I set up a studio and I paint.
