oops I painted more walls in my house! (someone take my brush away from me lol)
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It's been TOO long since I've painted on my walls like an actual 6 year old, so it's time to remedy that. My "Too Much" gene noticed some blank spaces around my house and barn that just needed a little spicin' up. Taking some inspo from Scandinavian folk paintings, I got to work filling in those spots!
AYNWHO I hope you enjoy and I'll see you next video for more Making Bullsh*t, hehehe.
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
03:05 Ze Adverstisement
04:55 Bathroom!
08:40 Office Wall
12:48 The Kitchen
17:04 FRISBEE BREAK
17:22 The Barn!
20:43 The Reveal
21:39 Wrap-up & Bloops!
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The only problem I see with painting your walls is that you inspired me, a person who is not allowed to paint their walls. I live vicariously through you. Please continue painting on walls.
I heard that from different people around the world. In Germany you can paint whatever you want on your walls in a rental. Colour, tapestry or drawing on it. You just have to overpaint it when your moving out or somebody else takes the Appartement like it is and has to paint it white if those people are moving out.
@@denizberlin9441 oh if I lived in a rental apartment I probably could depending on who was renting it out! Student living, not so much. Fascinating to hear how it is around the world actually!!
Solid color peel and stick wallpaper is a thing. You can always get some and paint that. (Or, if you want to go cheaper, get a roll and/or large sheets of white paper and paint that, then tape it up.)
I think if you use something like wheat paste, you can lay tapestries or yards of colorful fabric on your white walls.
I vaguely remember seeing someone do this but please research if that's right for you.
Friend….canvas posters. You can paint and hang anywhere. Canvas can be quite inexpensive at fabric stores
As a former mural painter I just wanna say yay you!! Couple tips from an old pro: watercolor pencils are your bff, cheesecloth can help age and soften, and the prep you cannot see is what makes it look pro. A quick pic of that wall and a drawing on your iPad will help if you decide if you want to redo it. And what I always said to clients: it’s just paint. We can always paint over it if you hate it
Write that down WRITE THAT DOWN 😆
Do you mean to use the cheesecloth with the whitewash that she used?
Suggestion for paint to use on the walls.
@@kitdubhran2968i’ve used reg wall paint, spray paint and acrylic paint. they all work great imo spray and reg wall paint is more of a flatter finish, but acrylics always leave some texture from my brushes, it feels so nice! idk abt other paints but those 3 work great for me
Yes to using the cheesecloth to age with the paint that Rachel used. You can also combine the paint with a glazing medium that can make it more transparent. This is how you can fake a Venetian plaster 😉 at least in color. You can build up layers that way. I used Benjamin Moore & Martin Senour paints for the base coating bc that’s what I had near me. For the decorative art I used Folk Art paints from the craft store. If it’s going in a high use area ( kitchen, kids room, or entry) I used a water based top coat.
“Rachel Maksey if you run out of walls just look up at the bareness of your ceiling” from my nine year old son. 😁
He did not say that shit
no offense but if your kid could say that i'll be like: just look at the ceiling you dumb-o
So you named your son Satan? 😉😇🤭🤫
I painted my ceiling purple once and it caused a full on family dysfunction that lasted months
Am looking forward to painting my current ceiling next weekend
@@iamarealhumanperson111 OMG SAME! My sister, my cousin, and I called my aunt at work and asked her if we could paint / clay the playroom ceiling. She said it was us kids’ room, so yes. We were 10 and 12, and it looked HORRIBLE! My aunt’s husband came home and screamed at us. We told him we got permission from our aunt. He didn’t believe us. When my aunt got home, she said she DID give us permission, but she didn’t realize we would cover every inch of the ceiling or that it would look so bad. It caused so much tension between our families. There was another time that “uncle” accused me of trying to turn his son gay by painting his nails. 🙄Thankfully they divorced. ☺
Rachel: *leaves not even 30cm of space between a window and a whimsily-made fake stone wall*
Also Rachel: "This wall is entirely devoid of whimsy, how can one live like this"
10/10 content
She has a little bit of horror vacui but we love her for that 😂
If you get to the point where you still can't stand the paint inside the beams, you could always paint a scene from LOTR or Pride and Prejudice, like a window to a fictional world inside your office!
That would be really cool!
Oh she could paint Shirtless Jeff Goldblum in there 😉
@@camouflagejumpsuit"Life, finds a way!" 😉
ooh yesss, a window to the Shire would be perfect 😍
that would be such a cute idea!!
Yep, Rachel. I agree - as you were painting the wall I said “oh dear, that’s too bright and blue a green, she’s gonna hate it.” Try it again with a more olive green and I bet you’ll love it.
Same, I was 🤔 that color nooooo 😮
Too bright, definitely. Like plastic.
Great work! 🎨 I'm an art conservator and restorer, and I have some tips and tricks concerning wall paintings to help them look "older" or more vintage-looking. Especially with green paint, you always want to use a color that is a bit muted, not so bright and neon-like, as such pigment was not historically available, and it instantly looks very modern. The "whitewash" you did was a great idea because it helps achieve this slightly faded look. I often use the dry brush technique or even a sponge to scatter some thicker, more opaque background paint on the design to mimic chips and losses of color. I also recommend using a very fine brush to clean up the edges and make fine lines. You can free-hand little details with great effect, but in my experience, a tiny brush makes it a whole lot easier. Keep up the good work! 👍
Thank you for sharing your knowledge.
The 3-D effect you managed to get in the bathroom is so cool! It looks like a bathroom in one of those fancy 1940s movie theaters with chandeliers where people got all dressed up to go!
Rachel is the real life Rapunzel who has painted every inch of her home. 😂
I was thinking the same!!!! I was like "this is giving a Rapunzel I'LL PAINT THE WALLS SOME MORE I'M SURE THERE'S ROOM SOMEWHERE kind of vibe" 😄
@@iseydelmarimmediately when to this!
8:59 the fact that it’s been nearly two years is wild. My time blind brain feels like Rachel just moved into her new house.
She did. It was yesterday. Or that other one which is kind of like yesterday called "the other day". All I know is it wasn't right now, so therefore it was the mystical land of Not Now.
That's what I said! How has it already been 2 years??!!
@@AlexaFaieYES. Total mind trip that I just turned 61, I was just in my twenties a short while ago !
(Damn time blindness!)
right?! i’m like hello?! wasn’t it like a four months ago???
I legit feel like it was just a few months ago
For some reason I got to adulthood thinking I didn't value aesthetics. Everything had to be practical and minimal. Creators like you have inspired me to embrace beautiful things just for the sake of it and it does make such a huge difference on my mood! I'm in the process of creating a beautiful space which is a hobby on its own to thrift pieces and make things. I'm also better at cleaning now because I want to keep my house ✨aesthetic✨
Somehow I read that as "creatures like you" and I approve.
"Swashbuckling my paintbrush around" is the best line ever.
You've "got a blank space, baby .... and" Rachel will go through and 100% fill it with whimsy and fantasy ❤❤
Underrated comment of excellence.
Rachel! Use a brush to paint the ceiling if you want, but please, oh god please, put a drop cloth on the floor!
YESSS
Given that she dropped some paint on her bedroom rug, but then continued painting without a drop cloth anyway, I'm not sure it's in her nature to take such precaution. xD She is a chaos queen after all.
Rachel is a Maksymalist ( I don’t even wanna admit how much this made me giggle) and I love the gobliness of it.
A Victorian themed coffeeshop sounds amazing but I also feel like yours would be very often closed for renovation 😂 each visit will be an entirely new experience. Love it. Do it!
The norwegian art is called rosemåling, and it's... a whole thing. Each area has its' own colors and style, and they've become pretty set in stone over the years. I tried to get into it with my local Sons of Norway, but it's got a lot of rules haha. Specific shapes and colors and flourishes have to be used in specific styles only if you want to be "accurate." Gotta respect the folk historians who carry it on. My little impulsive heart couldn't handle it.
To the ones that say you can't do this or this because it's wrong considering the style that's been used so many years ago I say: NO! I don't care, it shall be beautiful by my own standards. And letting people vary their expressions and linetypes to fit them is what's going to bring it into the future(this is also true for the bunad, but people might kill me for saying that). I do know classic rosepainting for my own area, and I've practiced many an hour to make the lines just so. But the works I'm most pleased with and that gets recognition is always the ones where I go beyond and explore the possibilities. The beauty of the artstyle is after all the impulsivity and creativity behind it, not replicating something exact.
In Denmark we call it ‘almuemaling’ or ‘almuestil’ which means folk painting or folk style. Only a few paintors and antique dealers actually do it these days. I love furniture and trinkets painted like this. It’s so beautiful. It was traditionally for the lower classes, so the rich really missed out 😎
That reminds me of the group trying to organize, label, and own zentangles aka doodles. Did you cover your school binder with squiggly lines? Well it looks like you tried to use zentangle #357 and you did it wrong.
You're right about the green in your office. It needs to be a "muddier" color. It's too bright. Love the barn vine. Like the oak leaves and acorns. Always love YOU! You're a hootenanny!
Yes. It work work in spring, but it just needs toning down. Maybe painting a very watered down layer of a yellow-brown on top would help.
yeah it's atomic slime green, instead of whimsical forest green 🦠
I love how Rachel doesn’t understand how some people are already listening to Christmas music and within the same video plays music from the Nutcracker. This is the cutest thing, and I love the duality. Thank you for making me smile.
That made me laugh too!
Watching Rachel making the bathroom starburst was 50% of me going "You go gurl, lay that GOLD PAINT", and 50% of me was like "Use masking tape! Or stencils! Or something" 😂
Rachel you are such an inspiration to just go for it, have fun, don't get stuck in the planning, but my brain just PURRS with perfectly straight symmetrical shapes 😅😊
Either way, loved this cozy video! And now I'm eyeing my perfectly white walls with new interest 🙈💖
I love the acorns and the barn. I think the design in your office, the green, wasn't the right green and no pink. The bathroom is so elegant.
I think she learned with each one. The green in the room with the stone wall is such a pretty design. I only wish she had done it in black and charcoal and white. I'm thinking that green-friendly pallets are not in these rooms, I wish she would stick with neutral earth tones and if using green stick to a gray-green and deep red berries, not pink flowers it's too 80s. She's a brave girl to try all this on camera so we can grow from her experience.
@@camouflagejumpsuit Yes, I think you're spot on with the color pallet. And, she is always brave to take on the ofttimes zany projects that she does.
Rachel, you are without any arguments from you thank you, one of the most comfy, cozy, inspiring, fun, funny, entertaining, gentle, lovely, and kind people on this entire platform.
Here, here!!!
rachel: "this is gonna be a comfy video!"
also rachel: casually hefts a sword over her shoulders to assert dominance over us
It’s really cool as a Swed to see that other people outside of Sweden and Scandinavia like kurbits , and I think it turned out great. Love your work and content, I’m a big fan ❤
This channel is just good for my soul. Hobbits, needle felted frogs, and now rosemaling type art on the walls! I feel like our Pinterest boards are very similar 😂
Edit: omg I just made it to the end and to top it off my fiancé and I want to eventually make our own themed restaurant too, just a medieval type tavern instead. We were talking about how weird it is that there aren’t more themed places around.
Fun fact from my scenic design teacher: using a roller is only used to get large amounts of paint on a surface at a fast rate. You should always finish with a brush to get a smooth texture! So keep painting your ceiling with a brush :)
I think Rachel's channel is the only YT channel where I don't skip through the sponsorship part as it's so entertaining! 😂😍❤️
Evan and Katelyn, the resin couple, also have extremely funny skits they do for their ad partners and it's always worth the watch. 😂
And Bernadette Banner
Nope. I will never take your brushes away.
Fun fact, in my brain, I think of Art Deco as the realm of stencils and Art Nouveau as the realm of no stencils. Love the bathroom light! And the design you chose for around the window frame in the barn works so well-the straight line parallels the window, while the curling line matches the stonework. 🤌🏻
Kitchen + acorn motif = nut cake from Zelda BOTW and TOTK.
Also, I laughed out loud at the opening joke, I just want you to know. 😂😂
Bruv I'm going CRAZY over the one around the barn window. Looks SO satisfying somehow?? I think it's the beautiful curves around the crisp guiding line. Reminds me of medieval illuminations and it's like, the best kind of reference. Fairytale-like vibes indeed.
I 100% agree with everything you just said! I was also thinking it looked like the fairytale books my gran used to read to me. That one in the barn was so beautiful and satisfying to look at 😍😍
Thank you for putting into words the sound I made when I saw that border! Going crazy indeed -> contemplating , if I can do the same one (holding the brush already 😅) .
I grew up with those scandinavian border paintings! I grew up in a 1500s house in the middle of nowhere. My mother painted those border thingies on the original hard wood floor in my room. So so so pretty. However, the later (1800s) scandi border paintings are made with stensils (sorry). But it looks cute, good work!!
I imagine what it must be like to be one of Rachel's friends or family. Every visit to her hobbit hole is an adventure, because there is something new to discover every time 😂
I would love to be Rachel's friend 😀! Only, I don't live up in Massachusetts.😥
Honestly, every wall in my house is a mural. (There is a dragon in a galaxy on the wall behind me and the next room is a forest) so this is right up my alley. Your art is so lovely and whimsical. I love it!
That's literally my dream house ❤❤ you go!!
As a swede, this makes me very excited to see!
Edit: As per usual it's all lovely! My favourites are definitely the star burst and the vine by the window.~
Frodo running in with his cheese stick to show his mum was so cute 😍
LOVE IT. As an artsy maximalist, blank walls taunt me. I was fortunate as a child that my mom encouraged me to paint on my walls and gently chided me when I painted horses, "Why did you make them so small? You have your whole room?" ❤ Tool suggestions: 1. Paint pens for details 2.Vine charcoal to sketch on walls (or anything else) Just wipe with a cloth to erase. 3. If you sponge on the original paint color over bits and pieces of your trim, it will look like it either peeled or faded off.
Thanks for sharing your artistic impulses and talent!!❤❤❤
These look so amazing! I got so excited when you said inspiration by scandinavian folk artwork---you should definitely look up some specific Rosemåling designs! especially for decorating smaller wood features, like boxes or trunks. They can get super intricate and colourful, or just scaled back and limited palette, but have such beautiful brushwork that makes great leaf/flower patterns.
I did look it up and it's wonderful! The art of my people! Thank you so much! My painting skills are about to level up!
That bathroom sun light came out really nice by hand! I would never trust myself enough lmao, painters tape all day for straight lines
People are LOVING your ThredUp finds. I think everything is already sold out. The Rachel Maksy aesthetic is a hit! I love all the paintings you did, even the one in your office. I thought the one in the kitchen could use a little touch of metalic paint, as well, but I think it turned out really pretty. Well Done, Rachel! 💖
Most stuff there are one off pieces not held stock. So the exact things she bought are sold out because she bought them. Its just an online thrift store, not a retail store stocking lots of brands if that makes sense.
@@AlexaFaie I understand how Thredup works, as I also have an account with them. I absolutely love that Rachel has them as a sponsor. She shared the link to her favorites page so people could shop her style. I know Rachel likes to shop Thredup, but I doubt she bought ALL those pieces listed. Why would she bother sharing the link?
I love watching you paint on walls! Paint your walls, paint your ceilings, if you run out of surfaces you are more than welcome to paint all over my house lol. And I appreciate that you're willing to talk about working hard on a project and then not being really happy with the outcome, because some of us out here got more enthusiasm than skill and we know that feeling well😅
Ma'am... there is no OOPS, we know you... white walls are not safe 🤭 and we live for it! The kitchen and the bathroom light are my favorites, using the gold and brass paint together is really beautiful! The kitchen detail is perfectly wholesome, Autumn whimsy. And yes, I'm clinging to Autumn with all of my strength! My favorite seasons go from Autumn, Winter, Spring to Autumn again. Summer can suck a fart. Even though I've moved from Arizona to Colorado, it still is the WORST! I do also love the floral borders but as an Autumn Forever girl, anything with acorns and anything made with brown, gold, and brass colors = chef's kiss! I wish I could paint my walls but I can't, gallery wall it is for me and so I watch you paint and dream...
Watching Rachel rosemaling her house. Looking at the mantles over my doors. I have acrylic paint.
Also I’m a fall lover, but bringing in some of my delicate plants means I now have my Solstice tree in my living room.😅
Yay! Rachel had a new video! Autumn goodness. I ADORE antique Scandinavian walls and architecture!
I absolutely love the acorns and oak leaves. My husband's grandfather used to collect acorns and sprout them. He would then give away the saplings to anyone who wanted an oak tree. Acorns always make me think of him.
rachel: let's make this video more relaxing and cute vibes cause i'm tired
also rachel: WE'RE PAINTING THIS SPOT IN MY OFFICE ABOVE COFFEE AREA JAZZ UP LIGHT IN BATHROOM AND PAINT SPACE AROUND WINDOW
Nothing as cozy as a new Rachel Maksy video on a cloudy day. The opening joke was GOLD
Rachel, I want to thank you for the subs in your videos! I watch you with my 10yo that doesn't get english yet (we use the auto translation) and they allow us to have fun together and have our Rachel-related jokes (she's been singing "halloween!" all the season like the little pumpking troll XD) Love your videos, thanks for all your hard work
I work in retail at a grocery store. This November we just had self check out installed. The added noise and even more multitasking expected of 1st checker has me all kinds of stressed and I haven't even had to be in that position since it's been installed yet!
You bring smiles, happiness and respite from my over thinking and stress about my current work situation, mi lady. Thank you ❤
"Sometimes when you actually bring something into the world, you end up hating it..." Great quote, so true, and that happens to all of us at one time or another. And I like the idea of living with it a while and then perhaps having another fun experience painting something different over it.
I’m actively in labor having a baby and while I’m typically a “the tree doesn’t go up until Black Friday” we decided to put the tree up early this year. No outside decorations until after Thanksgiving though.
Good luck with your labor! ❤❤❤
That’s funny I’m the other way around. I put up warm icicle lights outside early, feeling like they could compliment my fall decorations for thanksgiving well. Then after thanksgiving I will add more Christmasy colored lights.
It will probably be really nice to have the house already decorated with a newborn around! You don't need to worry about having the time or energy to decorate now!
Hope everything went well and you're holding your new little one by now 🙏
Hope you're not STILL in labor, and that both you and new human are happy and healthy!
Thank you for the delightful, loosely autumnal inspiration!
I was in a classroom today that had everything but the Christmas tree in the corner.
“No! Nope! Stop _right there._ Thanksgiving hasn’t come yet people! It’s the middle child of holidays, and I stan for it!!” Then I flashed my Thanksgiving socks.
YES
I was at work today (I work at Michael's... pray 4 me) and it's a Christmas blizzard in there 😭😭😭
@@ThinWhiteAxe I make a point of staying out of the shops between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
I like to take holidays one at a time, which I realize doesn’t work with retail. Also, Thanksgiving is my favorite holiday, so I have to resist the holiday mashup that covers back-to-school through Christmas.
The best tool ever "Magnetic Nail Sweeper." They're like $12 and we use them indoors and out. It probably saved us hundreds in vet bills and new tires after our roof was done. It's so satisfying to use too.
My swedish heart absolutly loved this, and the vines in the barn is my favourite. But all of it looks soo fantastic! I love paintings like this, allmogemåleri! My mother painted a bundle of large poppys on a kind of square wooden beam in our kitchen 15 years ago. It still makes me happy seeing it.
Love the different wall inspiration...u know what the office wall is missing? Mushrooms..lol that cottage core tweek your so famous for while decorating your awesome home and barn..that and the beauty of a plant hanging in the window...vines dear oh those vines 😂
Great video ❤
Me no like mushrooms!
the tricks up my sleeve thing was unnecessarily hilarious
I too believe that customizing your space makes you happier in said space. I love the creativity you throw into everything you do, whether that be décor or clothing . It just makes me so happy to see you enjoying what you create.
Two things: One, I worked at a Toys R Us for 7 years and it made me DESPISE the Christmas season, so I too feel the need to cling to fall for as long as I can.
And Two, I know you weren't to worried about knowing, it's just a nifty leaf , but I think that is a Sycamore Leaf, and dear lord is that one massive! Its awesome!
The office and barn paintings give me "Firefly Serenity kitchen" vibes, which is what I aim to be.
I lived the tricks up your sleeve 😂 just didn't realize how literal they were going to be 🤣
Missed opportunity to call your Parisienne themed bathroom the 'Oui-oui room' instead.
Thank you, I'll see myself out.
😂😂😂
I work at a French immersion elementary school and when kids ask to go to the bathroom I sometimes respond with “Oui, you may go wee wee”
Most of them laugh but this year the grade 2 kids I have during lunch looked at me like I smelt awful 😅
My jokes just don’t land right with these youngsters anymore.
😄
I love the ideas as I enjoy messing with my surrounding walls and furniture too, sprucing up old jewellery box and making it aesthetically Victorian full of bottles with... leaf teas, so it serves purpose, incorporating different garments into my wardrobe and so on. I admire people like Rachel Maksy here, encouraging others to make their places very own so to feel good being in there etc. ❤️❤️
I love all of the motifs, especially the one in the barn. They all look so good!
I love watching your home decor videos, when we first bought our home I was so worried about what was considered "normal" and made it look so bland and absolutely hated it. Videos like yours have made me realize if I'm going to live in this space I should cater to myself and not what other people like! Now, my husband and I are slowly working one room at a time redoing our house with our fun, colorful, nerdy tastes and it's feeling more and more cozy. Also, my toddler loves your new "spiky light" lol.
What a pleasant surprise to see influence from my culture! My mom is from the county in Sweden where this painting style is the biggest and I have spent many a days there over the years. Good memories❤
I think painting the straight lines by hand gives it that wonderful hand-done quality! I think it turned out great!
The barn one was my favorite! I did a scandinavian floral design on the back of a door back in January. No freehanding for me tho LOL I designed it, printed, traced it and then I felt confident enough to go in with the paints. Took me a lot more time, but on the plus side, playing around with it on the computer allowed me to choose my colors and shades beforehand, so I already knew what the finished product was gonna look like before I even started
For painting straight lines, you could also use painter's tape so you don't have to worry about holding a ruler straight or getting paint on it
The motif you don't like looks very wintery. I like it, but I feel like Rachel is very much an autumn girl. Am always delighted with your projects. 😊
I too worked in retail for 26 years and hated Christmas, but since retiring I have fallen back in love with the most wonderful time of the year. I am a decorating force to be dealt with 5 🎄 last year and I’ll be doing 6 this year. Rachel you always make me happy. Keep it up ❤
Found a wall in the laundry room and now have a lake & cedar forest. Thx for inspiring!
Love it! Maybe the thing you don't like is because it is still empty in the middle??? 😂 Thank you again! Have a beautiful weekend with Nick, Frodo and the Queen! ❤
I wont take your brush because i like watching you paint your walls and do your funny projects and your funny antics!! ❤❤
I’m super sensitive to bad audio and I honestly noticed nothing. I love the barn motif! Your chaotic painting of your house stills the part of my desperate to own and paint a house of my own, if only while I’m watching. ❤
My dog always snuggles in closer when I'm watching your videos. I don't know if it's the music, your voice, or something else. But she loves watching your videos. She definitely perked up for the frisbee interlude 😂
Kirby sends you lots of licks 🐶
My dog is similar, but for him it's more I think about protection. He doesn't like all the dings and other sound effects.
You really knocked this out of the park. I always love what you make but your painting skills never fail to impress and this video is no exception.
These are so good!!! Also don't worry about the audio, it sounded great to me the whole time!!
i didn’t know how much joy you mentioning sweden could grant me!!!!!!!!!
(i’m swedish)
watching chill video of art inspired by Swedish design being made while living in Sweden. Such a mood
10 seconds in and i am wheezing in laughter. never disappointed by rachel
I feel like I need to challenge you! I would like to see you do a 1/12 miniature scale doll house that you could decorate any way that you want. Could be fun?
your painting on walls always fills me with joyyyy i especcially love the barn one!!
I watch your channel to chill and enjoy myself while crocheting, and to celebrate getting to the end of the week so thank you for creating and being so funny and fabulous. You're awesome, keep painting walls, it's very inspiring.
As someone who has been shifting all my furniture in my dorm, i get the feeling that you just have an urge to do something out of nowhere, if only they let me paint these walls
Peel and stick wall paper or get some cheep poster board and use command(3M) no damage velcro sticky things to put it on an entire wall, then you can take it with you and it won't be permanent
Don't worry Rachel. Your creative madness sustains me. I'll never unsubscribe!
You‘re like a real life Rapunzel, painting every available surface and making things like a tornado 🥰 i love it!!
I think the problem with the office wall is the green you've used. Maybe a more olive/brown based green would be better. Maybe change the flowers to more burnt orange/gold/copper? Love the feel of each piece though! ❤
Oh silly Rachel, it's your cheesy jokes and sense of humor that keeps me coming back!
To answer your question - I'm holding on to autumn for dear life! The Fall foliage shall not be coming down until December 1st! 🍁
all of your painting on walls videos are so so lovely! you killed it
I watched your bathroom redo video right before this one and cannot believe what a difference that brown ceiling made in pulling the bathroom together and how that bit of gold and brass decor on it then changed the dusky color to rich and elegant everywhere in it!
But the painted addition in the barn was my favorite as I love a fairy tale cottage look and that definitely hit that spot!
I could be wrong but I think you don't like the office one because it still leaves a pretty big blank space. Maybe a castle floating on clouds in the middle?
Loving your sense of whimsy and especially your fairy tale outfits!
My fave was the vines around the barn window. That motif in particular was stunning and suited the space so well!
We are just now getting into actual fall down here. It is wonderful. My environment commitment hero is Nerdforge (and you, of course). Her workshop is beyond detailed. :)
Glad you found some cozy in painting your walls. ❤
For your vine motif by the beams, maybe you'd like an ivy vine more? like a deeper green, could even mix in some of your FAV colour, brown lol
If you like house-folk art, you should look up Maud Lewis! She was this little old lady (with severe arthritis) from my province who painted everything and it was beautiful! She also inspired a movie about her life, called "Maudie". I've loved her art since I was a little girl, esp "three cats" xD
I find myself rewatching your videos when I'm sad. Thank you for being my comfort channel ❤
It makes me so happy when I see you posted a new video! It's been a rough week. This helps ❤
Lol I giggled too much at that silly joke lol
I always enjoy your painting videos. I especially love the work you did in the barn here. SO PRETTY
i feel like Rachel would be unstoppable with a couple sets of paint markers. that and the walls would become impossibly whimsical.
You should try Rosenmaling, its a norwegian painting style and a lot of modern or more simplistic versions are getting trendy. They are also very similar to other scandinavian art designs.
I love how you can just draw on the walls and it looks so cool. I am not talented that way and I find it so much fun to watch. See you next time kiddo!
I just bought my first home and have been so inspired by you. Wall painting seems outside the box but you make it seem like a thing that, not only can be done, but should be done. I was nervous to leave my smaller canvases but so far, I've painted two art nouveau headboards on the wall and one small mural. Big mural next. Thank you for all the great ideas and for giving me courage.
I would love to see the next wall painting have lineart done with paint markers so it's even more crisp. These are beautiful and I love it!