pro tip: if you’re painting a galaxy and you do the toothbrush trick for stars and get random splatters, make them shooting stars! turn mistakes into happy accidents :)
I’ve been gifted about 10 of these and I love these books and really want to find and collect them all. I currently have them stored away but I used to use them a lot. (I’m 17 and when I was about 7 a dude at church gave me my first book of portraits that he’s had for years and I think him or someone used but he said I was young and would get more use out of it. I was so excited and still am {I was really into art and drew every single day is why he gave it to me}) sorry for getting invested in my story lol, back to the video.
Rae is such a great example of a successful youtuber who started from scratch! She is someone I think EVERY art youtuber (including me) is aspiring to be!
color theory is so important! Learning it really helps improve your art. If you don't know proper color theory it becomes a horrible muddy mess! The biggest mistakes people make is mixing cool with warm. Also I like the lines in the paint splatter. They look like shooting stars.
@@margaretf667 Most artists I've seen advise learning value separately from color so I wouldn't class lack of proficiency in that area as a "color theory problem."
My art teacher in high school actually taught us all these lol. I always loved lifting my piece up and watching the pastels fall and create a cool affect!💖
Nope... I blow, spitting all over my drawing and sending the Patel dust to the furtherest reaches of time and space (read as: everything I own is covered in pastel dust). It didn't even occur to me that I could just neatly tilt the page. 🤔
Rae, I always love how much art technique history you bring to your videos! It’s such a unique approach to a YT channel when you’re talking about pigments and old paints and everything and I always learn something new. Thanks!
This is a great technique, I highly recommend it! By the way, colored papers like that are called toned papers just in case you want to do a search for it . Hope this is helpful!
This was fantastic. More tips, please! My mom literally used these books in the 60s. I have one of her seascape paintings in my bedroom. She won prizes at amateur art shows and she loved those books.
6:55 Rae: "I like to make my water very thin...but not to watery but kind of thin." Could someone please tell me how to make water thinner while avoiding it to become more watery?
for the throwaway palette, I recommend just using wax paper. works just as well, cheaper (I think), and in any size. I learned this from my art school bc we only use wax paper. :D
This was so interesting. My grandad was an artist, it's sad now he has dementia that he's unable to paint anymore but this video made me think of him because he gave me all of his old art supplies, such as books and oil pastels so I'm trying to learn from them everyday so I can be as good as he was 🙂 this video was so interesting though and I love learning about art history! Thank you ☺️
I can't believe i just found this!...this is sooo cool...i chose art for an optional subject in school..and these tips are REALLYYY gonna help...thank youuuu !!! can't wait for part 2!!🤩
I have a few from my childhood: Drawing with Charcoal, How to Draw and Paint Children, How to Draw Dogs. Another vintage how to draw was put out by John Nagy. It got lost with my many moves.
The old toothbrushes they used also seemed to be flat instead of varying lengths like most modern ones and the one being used. That might make a bit of a difference in addition to them being softer. Maybe with toothbrushes that are flat and with harder bristles it might work better with the cardboard.
I have those books and i use them all the time! My mom saved them from classes she took in college. I think all of mine are from the 70s. They are super helpful.
I did the first one in elementary school. We did it with painters tape also. We made a bridge at first and covered it with tape and painted the background so the bridge was white.
my grandmother was an artist and passed away in 2009 so i inherited some of her old art supplies. something that i thought was really cool is she had a suitcase type art box and one of its sides had hinges so that a wooden pallet could slide in and out. also she had a portal pallet pad as well! it was the first time i’ve ever seen one and i really love it for when i paint at the park. not sure when she bought all this stuff but definitely 90s or before
I watched this when it first uploaded but I’m watching it again because I love to go through your videos and they never get old I can believe I’ve been subscribed for 3 years now! I’ve seen you truly grow as an artist and you have helped me grow as an artist. I am 11 years old and you have helped me so much with my art! Obviously I couldn’t hold a candle to you but I am proud of what I have accomplished and I hope to be as great as you one day❤️
That tape trick is really handy! I had some washi tape that was ripping my watercolor paper, and sticking it on some denim really helped. That yellow + brown tip is really helpful as well. Thank you!
Art tip: never use your finger or cardboard to splatter the paint on a surface!! Always tap the toothbrush or paintbrush and it will sprinkle paint on your canvas... this way you will not ruin your brushes and your hands won’t be messy 😃 (Btw I’m talking about the art tip at 6:32)
Painting over the entire back of your canvas is not recommended. If there is any moisture in the canvas fibers, the dried paint locks it between the two layers, creating favorable conditions for mold to grow. Canvas needs to breathe.
Some of these 1950’s art hacks seem better than modern ones!
Yeah lol
Especially better than troom troom
It's because the new ones are trying to catch your attention, while these are actually trying to improve you art.
fourth comment wow!
RealBreakingNate so true so so so true
pro tip: if you’re painting a galaxy and you do the toothbrush trick for stars and get random splatters, make them shooting stars! turn mistakes into happy accidents :)
Wow good tip love it!
Ty
Yeah that's what I do too! It adds a sweet touch to the drawing ☺️
Yesss
Quoting Bob Ross right (◍•ᴗ•◍)
Can't wait for Troom Troom to use these hacks and called them "21 Ancient Art Hacks EVERY Art Student Should Know"
Nina Serafina lol
LMAO :p
Oop don't give them ideas 😂😂
Lmao
It’S nOt A pRoBlEm AnYmOrE
I’ve been gifted about 10 of these and I love these books and really want to find and collect them all. I currently have them stored away but I used to use them a lot. (I’m 17 and when I was about 7 a dude at church gave me my first book of portraits that he’s had for years and I think him or someone used but he said I was young and would get more use out of it. I was so excited and still am {I was really into art and drew every single day is why he gave it to me}) sorry for getting invested in my story lol, back to the video.
Awww that’s quite wholesome! ^^ I hope you get more of them books! :D
Trinity Barney you sure have passion, you will probably be successful at it someday!
I would love a part 2 this is good advice
MOOOOORREEEEEEEE‼️‼️‼️
Alexis Me too!
Same
I agree👍
666 like i had to
Rae is such a great example of a successful youtuber who started from scratch! She is someone I think EVERY art youtuber (including me) is aspiring to be!
yours is good too , i am one of your susciber
@@655bebeusgdbeueb4jdu Thanks!
100like also I agree
My grandmomma had a TON of these books. I’m still lucky to have them. 😊
Wow! that's amazing lol
@Matt c cool!!
@@teacuptea9155 where can we find those books
Rae: There’s 2 type of people, the blower and the smudger.
*me who does both:*
Sameeeeee
i’m the smudger. i never thought about blowing
I have always used the tilt method
color theory is so important! Learning it really helps improve your art. If you don't know proper color theory it becomes a horrible muddy mess! The biggest mistakes people make is mixing cool with warm.
Also I like the lines in the paint splatter. They look like shooting stars.
The biggest mistake is think hue is more important than tonal range.
@@margaretf667 Most artists I've seen advise learning value separately from color so I wouldn't class lack of proficiency in that area as a "color theory problem."
@@margaretf667 Absolutely! Accurate values are way more important than hues.
My art teacher in high school actually taught us all these lol. I always loved lifting my piece up and watching the pastels fall and create a cool affect!💖
Wait?! People don't tilt their picture forward??! I've always done that.
Yeah, me too.
Wow, I got 12 likes.Never got so many even on my videos.
Yess we exist🤭
Same or upside down
@@lomava3927 yeah. I also have a trash bin to dump shavings in.
Same I was about to comment dat lol
Wait i thought everyone tilted their drawings and shook it to get the particles off..............
Just me? Okay.
yeah i’ve been doing that for so long
Nope... I blow, spitting all over my drawing and sending the Patel dust to the furtherest reaches of time and space (read as: everything I own is covered in pastel dust).
It didn't even occur to me that I could just neatly tilt the page. 🤔
Naah, it was successfully teached to little me, so now I do either that or blow with a hairdryer😊
I blow it and then use my hand to brush off the remaining, I thought everyone did both tho lol
same, I really thought a lot people already know that
Ah yes here comes our beloved artist
Yesss
Ysssss
I want to see my little icon
*here she comes*
I felt that when she said, “you don’t have to worry about spitting on it, trust me that happens way more than you think” 😭
Rae is honestly such a good person, she's so honest, down-to-earth, modest, grateful, generous and what not. We love you Rae! >3
I love her so much 💛💛💛
Agreed
Rae, i am OBSESSED with 1930’s - 1950 art and animation so im so glad you posted such an informative video on this topic!
No one:
Rae: literally making everyones quarantine 10000 times better
Trueeee
How is your country still in quarantine!!??
🤨🤷🏻♂️....
There is country still in quarantine ? 😶
Ur still in qurantine? 🤔
Oh yea I agree with you
Rae, I always love how much art technique history you bring to your videos! It’s such a unique approach to a YT channel when you’re talking about pigments and old paints and everything and I always learn something new. Thanks!
6:53 "I like to make the water very thin"
~Rae 2020
Is it actually paint 🎨 very thin??
@@rominsaini7840 Yeah, she just messed up lol
I REMOVED THE CURSE!!! NOW THERES 67 LIKES INSTEAD OF 66! But srsly i didnt even realize thet rae said that! 🤣
@@esc7666 thanks for removing the curse lol 😂
@@esc7666 but thats two more likes until its 69..
Rae: I've never seen anyone do this before!
Me: My art teachers, classmates, heck even my parents, how have you never seen that before-
that's what I thought!!
@Sxwah ღ 8:43
Let's be honest. Rae has *the most* creative video ideas
Have a nice day! Or night lol
I knew it....
I subbed!!
I will search your name And subscribe to you
Lure Art I was sat here waiting for ur reply 🤣
Blue Haired Krew aww thanks so much! It means a lot 🥰
The coloured paper one seems so interesting to me, I'm gunna give this a go.
This is a great technique, I highly recommend it! By the way, colored papers like that are called toned papers just in case you want to do a search for it . Hope this is helpful!
Yea
This was fantastic. More tips, please! My mom literally used these books in the 60s. I have one of her seascape paintings in my bedroom. She won prizes at amateur art shows and she loved those books.
6:55 Rae: "I like to make my water very thin...but not to watery but kind of thin." Could someone please tell me how to make water thinner while avoiding it to become more watery?
PART 2
I NEED PART 2 RAE!!!!
Seriously!
Definitely part two!! Love this stuff, and actually very useful thank you Rae!
for the throwaway palette, I recommend just using wax paper. works just as well, cheaper (I think), and in any size. I learned this from my art school bc we only use wax paper. :D
watching your videos is like sitting with your best friend and watching her talk / do the hobby she loves. love your videos so much!!
* rae getting art books *
rae: WhY Is ThErE No BoB RosS BoOk ?!
Make this into a series PLEASE!! You can cover all of these books!!!!!!! That would be absolutely AWESOME!
No one:
ABSOLUTELY NO ONE:
Rae:🤲🏽👐🏽🙌🏽👏🏽👍🏽👎🏽👊🏽🤟🏽🤘🏽👌🏽🤌🏽🤏🏽👈🏽👉🏽👆🏽👇🏽☝🏽✋🏽🤚🏽🖐🏽🖖🏽👋🏽🤙🏽💪🏽✍🏽
I love all your historical art videos!
This was so interesting. My grandad was an artist, it's sad now he has dementia that he's unable to paint anymore but this video made me think of him because he gave me all of his old art supplies, such as books and oil pastels so I'm trying to learn from them everyday so I can be as good as he was 🙂 this video was so interesting though and I love learning about art history! Thank you ☺️
Those books are legitimately such a cool find!
I would love to see part 2 .This is so useful
5:00 I think you can add the complimentary purple too (opposites on the colour wheel)
You deserve more subscribers because you are so talented with you art and filming
I want a part 2 man... it’s so helpful
Hi Rae! I needed this!!!
Definitely a second part. I like these vintage hacks.
me learning to tilt it after just finishing erasing all the markings from wiping= 😀, 👁💧👄💧👁
hhhhhhhh thank you for the likes👃🦶
Improved version =
👁👄👁
💧 💧
Pari Agarwal no
@@varishehe why? What?
Pari Agarwal 👁💧👄💧👁 is better
. 👁️. 👁️
.💧 👄💧
I can't believe i just found this!...this is sooo cool...i chose art for an optional subject in school..and these tips are REALLYYY gonna help...thank youuuu !!! can't wait for part 2!!🤩
I always do the tilt forward technique and it is told by my mother
These tips a really awesome!! Love your art and your channel!❤️❤️❤️
Need a part 2!!
I love your videos rae!! 🤩
Only rae can make tape sticking on a t-shirt sound fancy
The artist that made the book: am i a joke to you?
Would love a part 2 :) I definitely have to remember both the painting of the back of canvases and the particle removal one
Imagine getting a heart from rae!!
You are such a good artist
Again, so appreciative that rae is helping millions of people get through quarantine.
Tik Toks Non-Original Creators be like: Write this down make it our own! 🗣
Right, tiktok steals everything from dances to art to hacks, whatever, I hope tiktok gets banned💀
Sakura Albert 👁👄👁 No pls not all of themm just some
Sakura Albert aaaaaaand musicals
@@sakura-nf2gx it is, banned in my country
Sangeeta Shrivastava HOLD up really?! What country are you from?? (Not to be personal just curious.)
I have a few from my childhood: Drawing with Charcoal, How to Draw and Paint Children, How to Draw Dogs. Another vintage how to draw was put out by John Nagy. It got lost with my many moves.
The old toothbrushes they used also seemed to be flat instead of varying lengths like most modern ones and the one being used. That might make a bit of a difference in addition to them being softer. Maybe with toothbrushes that are flat and with harder bristles it might work better with the cardboard.
I'd love to see a part 2! Crazy how relevant these tips and tricks were almost 80 years later
whoevers controlling the simulation better delete 2020 soon, this year sucks.
Thankfully we only have a couple of months left.
@@cherrykid161 yes!!!!still tho this year sucked and still does
we r on our way its not that much anymore
Especially in lebanon and neighboring Arab countries like Syria and Palestine
No.
Part 2 pleeeaaassseeeeeee!!! I've been an artist all my life and these changed it!!!
I literally needed this video!❤
Def want a Part 2!! Those were great hacks, and I'd love to see what others they have!
I have those books and i use them all the time! My mom saved them from classes she took in college. I think all of mine are from the 70s. They are super helpful.
Oh my gosh, these are absolutely amazing!! Thank you so much for this Rae! Would love to see a part 2! 💖💖💖👏👏👏 Love your awesome work so much! 💖👏👏👏
Rae: *doodles in class*
Also rae: *teaches on youtube*
Ok lol
You broke my brain
I did the first one in elementary school. We did it with painters tape also. We made a bridge at first and covered it with tape and painted the background so the bridge was white.
Rae : *posts*
Me: :O
Alright wheres my pencil and paper TIME TO DRAW!
The back of the canvas thing is such a good idea! I would have never thought of it!
What was the blue splint thingy on your finger??? Is that an art hack you were testing?
No, I have arthritis in my finger and it flares up really bad and I can’t move it. I use that thing to apply pressure
@@SuperRaedizzle the gloves help especially when you do art. It helps with mine.
30th like
my grandmother was an artist and passed away in 2009 so i inherited some of her old art supplies. something that i thought was really cool is she had a suitcase type art box and one of its sides had hinges so that a wooden pallet could slide in and out. also she had a portal pallet pad as well! it was the first time i’ve ever seen one and i really love it for when i paint at the park. not sure when she bought all this stuff but definitely 90s or before
*honestly if you were my art teacher i would never think of school the same way again.*
Can we please PLEASE get a part 2 it was SOO helpful to hear these things
Most of us haven’t even heard
We only know of erasers cause dats da only thing ya all use the most🤣👌
I had a stroke reading the last part
@@saraphinahassan7776 same
This should become a series its really cool
4:01 I’ll give you this much - it takes a lot to confidently put something like that on your UA-cam Chanel
Hi Rae
Love your art 💘
And you're my fave youtuber ❤️
Just wanna say please do more of these art history hacks videos.
Bye
9:26 I thought everyone did that 😆?? Just me?
ok....
I watched this when it first uploaded but I’m watching it again because I love to go through your videos and they never get old I can believe I’ve been subscribed for 3 years now! I’ve seen you truly grow as an artist and you have helped me grow as an artist. I am 11 years old and you have helped me so much with my art! Obviously I couldn’t hold a candle to you but I am proud of what I have accomplished and I hope to be as great as you one day❤️
Am I the only one that sees the pink keyboard in the back?? Also RAEEE WHERE DID U GET THAT ITS SO CUTEEE
That tape trick is really handy! I had some washi tape that was ripping my watercolor paper, and sticking it on some denim really helped.
That yellow + brown tip is really helpful as well. Thank you!
Everyone else : *watches the video*
Me: *wonders how rae's nail comes off in the middle of the video and comes back at the end*
The power of editing... 😮
Yes. This was awesomeness incarnate! Thanks for sharing. Please do more
RAE: “I’ve been uploading a lot in my second”
Last Two vídeos in the channel: *3 days ago, 1 month ago.*
Not sure where you were looking but it shows 5 days ago, 2 vids from 2 weeks ago & 2 from 2 months ago for me. 🤷♀️
Please to a part 2!! This was so helpful
Art tip: never use your finger or cardboard to splatter the paint on a surface!! Always tap the toothbrush or paintbrush and it will sprinkle paint on your canvas... this way you will not ruin your brushes and your hands won’t be messy 😃
(Btw I’m talking about the art tip at 6:32)
Helpful! Thanks!
NiLa Warrior Princess glad you found it helpful 🤗
Please a part 2 😍 I would love to hear more of these old art hacks
I thought everyone did the last one where you tilt the drawing forward :o
I mean I do lol
I loveeeee you’re historyyy videos ❤️❤️
Painting over the entire back of your canvas is not recommended. If there is any moisture in the canvas fibers, the dried paint locks it between the two layers, creating favorable conditions for mold to grow. Canvas needs to breathe.
Yeah part two please!
Not me having to remind myself that the 1950s was 70 years ago and not 50 years ago-💀
That's a nice collection for an art nerd like you! :) It's incredible how many tips and tricks from 70 years ago actually worked. Love the tape one.
9:16 When you do all three 😂
I want a part 2 please!! These were great!
Me: hands can't talk
Rae: are you challenging me?
I would love to see a part 2 of this hacks from those vintage art books .
I can’t be the only one that thought it said 1950’s Heart Attacks
Lmao same
Can you do art hacks dedicated to oil painting? I love all of your videos❤❤
While everyone Is going back to school and me living in Seattle is like : Are you fuc*ing joking?
A second part would be awesome, those are some useful advices
4:22 I may or may not have forgotten that TikTok was almost banned in the US lol
2 years later to tell you that if did happen it would be only for government phones 😊
@@vupham-bz3te so true
the dark yellow tips is one of the best art hack ive seen on my entire life! i wish i knew that before
3:54 this is not taught anymore? Interesting... This works well with soft pastels as well.
i love when you teach art history