Hello!! I tried a new feature where I uploaded more than one thumbnail and it’ll randomly show on or the other. I’m curious, which thumbnail did you see for this video? 👀
hey I have a project coming up of hat and I try makeup brush technique and not work but might work on pencil have a wonderful art day . PS I like your channel SuperRaedizzle and Chloe Rose Art channel as well.
It's recommended when painting fabric no matter the paint you used to heat set it, and not was it immediately. You're supposed to wait a few days before washing so it has time to really set in. Kind of like a stain you don't treat immediately and leave in your dirty pile for days before washing, and doesn't wash out.
@@FuriosasWarRig Yes. She presented it incorrectly! The hack videos I've seen specifically say to leave it and heat seal it as @MoonOwlDesigns suggests. A bit of research _before_ she makes these videos might help, idk.
Hullo Chloe, The vegetable oil is for cleaning oil paints from brushes, a cleaner oil(truly any clean oil product will work) will remove a denser oil from a brush and the oil particle paints. Many painters have used clean oils for cleaning your oil paints out of your dirty oil paint brushes. You are better off trying to use Chelsea lavender cleaner or Masters Brush cleaning soap. I have used Masters brush cleaner to remove even acrylic paints from brushes, but it takes soaking and you do not always get a "perfectly clean" brush. Reshaping brushes is where Masters shines too! I have been able to use them again, so there is that!
I dont actually soak them with the soap for brushes that were basically a brick because of dried paint. I would wet them and activate the soap then kinda just firmly (but also not roughly) scrub them against a raised stiff plastic- in the majority of cases a travel soap container i got at walmart or target. I then rinse/wash off the soap and repeat. It takes about 2 or 3 passes but ive completely revived brushes like that with 0 bristle breakage. I do that also with "new" used brushes i get 2nd hand just to make sure theyre clean. (Getting any possible oils or acrylic out so i dont risk cross contaminating paint mediums)
@@grannym2880 if you feel like they're too childish I guess. I'm not a kid and still like to watch them. A little funny and cool to see what they do. Maybe you would like rose requin crafts
I’m an art therapist and work with kids. I work in a ‘professional’ setting but the amount of my clothes with paint on them - if I “retired” all my shirts with paint I wouldn’t have any tshirts left 😂
I’ve heard that the using a makeup brush to blur out a blend was done after the colors are applied and the brush is dry. So it’s a dry brush blend if that makes sense. I loved this video! Just like old times! 💜💜
If you don't use the makeup brush to apply but only to blend and soften edges it works amazingly well. I used that on a sky in acrylics when restoring a painting my dad did. I suck at acrylic and it was champion! Also as you said it is lovely to softly blend oils. Again not to apply the paint with.
I found you through some subscription box unboxing videos years ago. Those were simpler days. I miss those days. Ah well. Anyways, love your vids! Thanks for the new one.
I think the vegetable oil is supposed to help break down any remaining OIL paint in the bristles, since those paints realistically can't be solubilized or cleaned with water. This can also work with acrylics to a point, but anything else won't get much more clean than you would get it with soap and water. The oil can also help keep the bristles moisturized and soft/pliable. Oils can break down other oils, so I think that's the idea behind the hack. Using household oils to clean and maintain vs using something like acetone or turpentine which will dry out and potentially cause damage to your brushes over time without proper maintenance.
Someone may have mentioned this already but I'm not about to read 231comments , so here goes... Textile Medium is cheap , it works great and easy to find ! You will have soft ,pliable and permanent outcome . I have used it for years with no issues !
I absolutely love the relationship building within the YT art community. Regardless of status or subscriber count, y'all seem to have eachothers backs, and I really love that. ❤❤
I love makeup brushes for dry bruising sculptures to bring out the details or brushing soft pastels onto 3D objects. I agree with you, though. I didn't find them useful dipped in the acrylic paint.
If I remember correctly children's crayola coloured pens (or any like their chunky marker style pens) and a chunky straw work like a blow pen, you need a bit of effort to get it to work but I used to do that when little but they might have changed the ingredients used in the pens so not sure if it still works
The giant marker project was fun. I’ve seen some neat Mod Podge crafts and tips, especially from My Froggy Stuff. Now you can use it to store posters rolled up inside. Or maybe some shipping supplies? It has a removable lid so you can use it as well as have it for decoration.
I know a few artists that use make up brushes as dry brushes for blending over paints already applied. I don’t wear makeup, so don’t quote me on this, but I think they are blush brushes; the ones that are larger, very full, probably an in in diameter if you squeeze the bristles together. The pains are applied with other brushes first and then dry brushed over to blend. I personally use makeup brushes for cleaning camera gear because of it’s softness.
Regarding makeup brushes, they are used a lot with model making or sculpting to dry brush highlights etc as they tend to be cheaper than actual dry brushing brushes 😊
But once you've covered your paintbrush in oil and vaseline to make it look nice, does it still paint well afterward? I'm interested to see if all the oils resist the paint, or it mixes in with the paint, etc. I would assume you're only supposed to use a small amount, but those were my first thoughts.
Your brushes won’t be good for watercolour. You have to really REALLY clean it before using it for waterbased products. For oil paint it’s ok… you need to work the paint into the brush a bit more but you can shape your brush tip with a tiny bit of hard soap too
i love using makeup brushes for painting I never get the super expensive ones I usually get them from five below but I love how soft and fluffy they are and find they are great for dry brushing and light texture work if you don't use the makeup brush to apply the paint or if I really want a heavy handed dip of colors that are not fully blended if you use the makeup brush as they tend to hold a lot of paint.
The oil only works to clean them if u used oil paints. Remember from Chemistry that like dissolves like. Since acrylic is water based it isn’t going to do anything. U need a water based brush cleaner The makeup brush Rae Dizzle has been saying that for a while.
Paint brush cleaning and shaping hack.. I always just put a drop or two of dishwashing liquid into my paint water. And my brushes always hold their shape and it helps to clean them at the same time. (I never bother buying special dishwashing liquid for it, just whatever we are using for dishes at the time)
I got makeup brushes specifically for painting because I hate streaky paint, but it was worse - the bristles all clumped together because they are so soft. Dry brush techniques might be fine though, I haven't tried them for that yet
It's not an uncommon thing for miniature painting (think Warhammer or D&D) to use smaller makeup brushes for dry brushing. They tend to be cheaper than hobby brushes and I've found sooooo many hobby dry brushes are flat instead of poofy, but poofy works so much better for me!
I feel in love with your art hack videos because you were so funny! And it was a time in my life where I desperately needed some lighthearted entertainment and you did that for me and gave me some laughs with your reactions to the art hacks 😊
The master cleaner and preserver is the best brush cleaner you can buy. It has the cleaner with a litte grit and brush conditioner in it so it makes your brushes last longer.
They used to sell 'blow pens' as children's toys. I have a version that has a clamp that allows you to mount the marker at the right angle and is attached to a foot pump via a length of hose. Hours of fun!
I paint miniatures and I and several other mini painters I know use makeup brushes for drybrushing and wet blending. They are brilliant for textured surfaces.
I love using make-up brushes for blending. I use the big cheek brushes. Also in South Africa we have a brand of soap called Dove which will remove acrylic paint from clothing if done soon after messing, I brushed up against Mars black on a painting and using Dove to wash the dress, no more Mars balck. I saw a video on restoring paintbrush bristles using hair conditioner and another one using a curling tong to straighten them
We have the same brand of soap in the states too 😂 works as you say. Also, if you get the bar soap, and roll the brushes around on it - don’t get it sudsy, just coated - and leave it to air dry it works the same as the Vaseline only no gunk or mess 😂
If ever you need to do a project with large lettering you can use word to create 3D letters. Make them the size you need, then print it out. You can add chalk to the back and then trace it onto the paper. It will help give you letters that are all the same size and font! 😊 you can also reuse this to gently trace on your letters where you would like them! This will help you with spacing out your letters 😊 You can also use lightly scribbled pencil so you can clean up the area around the letters after!
My recommendation regarding cleaning brushes: First use special brush cleansing soap (can be found on Amazon etc.) or turpentine (depending on what you painted with), then dip them in pure mineral oil. If you use the brushes for oil based paints, wrap the cleaned, mineral oil dipped brushes in aluminum foil for storage. Best wishes
As for the second live hack: I saw a similar video on Pinterest and was able to successfully repeat it There are several conditions: 1 - the stem of the pen through which you blow should have a narrowing to the tip, so that the air flow is narrower. You have too wide undirected airflow, you need to apply more force, as a result of which everything splashes and spreads 2 - You need to blow at a certain angle, not just on the tip, but a little to the side, preferably up. You need to sit a drop of ink with the tip instead of just directing air at it.And also just a tip that there should be a certain distance between the marker and the paper, then the splashes are better 3 - You need to be able to apply force to your breathing, you did not get splashes, but drips because you blew for a long time. For a simple, spray-free splash, you just need to blow quickly as if you were blowing the dust away 4 - Markers can even be childish felt-tip pens or highlighters or permament markers, they just need to be full of ink so that the tip is "juicy", with "dry" markers it does not work even if they write perfectly on paper. I don't know if it's about what markers you use or not, but soaking in alcohol or something like that DOESN'T really help, the splashes will be translucent and will spread like droll 🤕 (yeah I experiment with this a bit). You just need the marker to be full of ink in the tip
I made fabric paint of acrylic paint mixed with conditioner, 1 on 1. Worked well and after many washes still on the hoodie. Though I don't put it in the dryer.
Honestly, my favorite way to blend acrylic paint is my fingers. I'm able to tap it and basically dry brush it almost, and it gets a really smooth gradient
OOOOH I love these so much, I think I found you through Jazza but I definitely watched all of your art hack video's when I did. Found out you're fricking funny and subscribed haha
My dad paints skies a lot and he swears by puffy makeup brushes for clouds. They might not be better for blending, but I’ve gone through several sets using them in my crafts, a cheap set is a great thing to have in your arsenal ☺️
Hi Chloe! I love your videos... regardless of what you are doing in them. Art hacks, creating something, unboxing ... I don't care. Just appreciate seeing your smiling face on UA-cam!
I used to use Vaseline to clean and keep my oil brushes in good shape, they had to be throughly washed after of course. I was taught that many years ago when I did a traditional sign writing course.
You probably won't see this, but The vegetable oil cleaning hack. Oil in general is good for removing stubborn things. It breaks down stuff. Like oil based makeup remover is good for waterproof makeup, and glues (eyelash, prosaide, spirit gum etc) So im guessing the oil might be good for breaking down old paint. Probably needs to soak for a bit 🫶🏻
I add fabric medium to my acrylic paint to make fabric paint. Fabric softener is cheaper so if that works I'll be using that from now on. But you can just iron it before putting in the wash and it will stay adhered to fabric. (You are susposed to iron fabric paint before washing too for that matter) My mom and i paint quilt squares from coloring book images traced onto fabric squares.
From my experience it doesn’t work, I saw another hack recommending it this morning and all the comments say it didn’t work for them either 😫 personally I wouldn’t trust it!
Hi! I use a blusher brush to brush eraser rubble off the page when I'm getting rid of pencil marks after inking or lightening up an undersketch - never tried letting it near the paint though!
I use acrylic paint mixed with a little bit of textile medium when I’m painting on freckles or moles on my vinyl dolls. I think the textile medium is supposed to help turn acrylic paint into fabric paint. I would trust it more than the fabric softener. I have used fabric softener on doll hair though. Also, I totally relate to having a supply/tool and losing it a moment later. It also happens often when I’m wrapping gifts. With the vegetable oil, I think it’s supposed to be used to clean oil paints off of brushes, as an alternative to harsher chemicals such as turpentine.
I remember the art hack videos--those were indeed entertaining. This one was fun, too =) Nothing too unhinged this time, but you did make a fun giant marker =)
I just add fabric/textile medium to acrylic paint if I want to paint on clothes. I guess that's not a hack, because that's what it's used for, but it does genuinely work, so I dont understand why more people don't just do that.
Yes the first one I thought that would happen. Softener is supposed to come out with water so mixing paint with it should make the paint come out, not stay
Rae did the blow pen thing with the marker a VERY long time ago and it worked pretty well, but the aim was poor... I think she used a washable Crayola marker... Water based.
Hello!! I tried a new feature where I uploaded more than one thumbnail and it’ll randomly show on or the other. I’m curious, which thumbnail did you see for this video? 👀
HUGE crayola marker
Frog-fabric softener as fabric paint
Same @@Beckett-The-Alien
@Tekacreates same
The big crayola marker!
Yessss an OG Art Hack video!!!! 🙌
For the makeup brush hack it works beautifully for really thick oil paint! It’s a technique called dry brushing!
hey I have a project coming up of hat and I try makeup brush technique and not work but might work on pencil have a wonderful art day . PS I like your channel SuperRaedizzle and Chloe Rose Art channel as well.
It's recommended when painting fabric no matter the paint you used to heat set it, and not was it immediately. You're supposed to wait a few days before washing so it has time to really set in. Kind of like a stain you don't treat immediately and leave in your dirty pile for days before washing, and doesn't wash out.
Obviously. But that's not how the hack was presented
@@FuriosasWarRig Yes. She presented it incorrectly! The hack videos I've seen specifically say to leave it and heat seal it as @MoonOwlDesigns suggests. A bit of research _before_ she makes these videos might help, idk.
Bile soap gets rid of everything!
Hullo Chloe, The vegetable oil is for cleaning oil paints from brushes, a cleaner oil(truly any clean oil product will work) will remove a denser oil from a brush and the oil particle paints. Many painters have used clean oils for cleaning your oil paints out of your dirty oil paint brushes. You are better off trying to use Chelsea lavender cleaner or Masters Brush cleaning soap. I have used Masters brush cleaner to remove even acrylic paints from brushes, but it takes soaking and you do not always get a "perfectly clean" brush. Reshaping brushes is where Masters shines too! I have been able to use them again, so there is that!
Here's a second vote for the miraculous abilities of Masters Brush Cleaner to revive near dead old brushes. The stuff is amazing.
Yeessss, Master's brand soap is SO good!!!
@@mjpete27 yeap I made another comment about how I use it for spills and clothes too. (Bc we know Chloe has a slight issue with that. 😂🤣)
I dont actually soak them with the soap for brushes that were basically a brick because of dried paint.
I would wet them and activate the soap then kinda just firmly (but also not roughly) scrub them against a raised stiff plastic- in the majority of cases a travel soap container i got at walmart or target. I then rinse/wash off the soap and repeat. It takes about 2 or 3 passes but ive completely revived brushes like that with 0 bristle breakage.
I do that also with "new" used brushes i get 2nd hand just to make sure theyre clean. (Getting any possible oils or acrylic out so i dont risk cross contaminating paint mediums)
I am also a salt grain, it's so wonderful that this crafter/art community shouts out to each other
You, Moriah and Jackie all uploading on the same day has made my afternoon amazing.
A lot of youtubers post on Fridays. I watch those too but also ytbers posted today I like are game grumps, smosh and molly Burke and Mia maples
I used to watch Jackie & Moriah for years but I outgrew them (content wise). Always refreshing to see what Chloe will come up with next.
@@grannym2880 if you feel like they're too childish I guess. I'm not a kid and still like to watch them. A little funny and cool to see what they do. Maybe you would like rose requin crafts
Check out Raedizzle if u haven't heard of her yet (I'm sure u have tho)
@@danab333 I watch rae. Do u watch rose requin crafts or drawfee?
I’m an art therapist and work with kids. I work in a ‘professional’ setting but the amount of my clothes with paint on them - if I “retired” all my shirts with paint I wouldn’t have any tshirts left 😂
Advice when cutting straight: do not look at the scissors, look at the point where the cut should end, you'll cut straight(-er)
I’ve heard that the using a makeup brush to blur out a blend was done after the colors are applied and the brush is dry. So it’s a dry brush blend if that makes sense. I loved this video! Just like old times! 💜💜
I was going to comment the same thing, totally agree
exactly! and it works very much (I use ithat method all the time)
I use a large blush brush this way and it works so well.
If you don't use the makeup brush to apply but only to blend and soften edges it works amazingly well. I used that on a sky in acrylics when restoring a painting my dad did. I suck at acrylic and it was champion! Also as you said it is lovely to softly blend oils. Again not to apply the paint with.
I found you through some subscription box unboxing videos years ago. Those were simpler days. I miss those days. Ah well. Anyways, love your vids! Thanks for the new one.
I think the vegetable oil is supposed to help break down any remaining OIL paint in the bristles, since those paints realistically can't be solubilized or cleaned with water. This can also work with acrylics to a point, but anything else won't get much more clean than you would get it with soap and water. The oil can also help keep the bristles moisturized and soft/pliable.
Oils can break down other oils, so I think that's the idea behind the hack. Using household oils to clean and maintain vs using something like acetone or turpentine which will dry out and potentially cause damage to your brushes over time without proper maintenance.
Also, vegetable oil would be better to use for health as you don’t have to do it in a highly vented area.
Someone may have mentioned this already but I'm not about to read 231comments , so here goes... Textile Medium is cheap , it works great and easy to find ! You will have soft ,pliable and permanent outcome . I have used it for years with no issues !
I absolutely love the relationship building within the YT art community. Regardless of status or subscriber count, y'all seem to have eachothers backs, and I really love that. ❤❤
So glad this series is back! 😊
I love makeup brushes for dry bruising sculptures to bring out the details or brushing soft pastels onto 3D objects. I agree with you, though. I didn't find them useful dipped in the acrylic paint.
16:02 use Murphy's Wood oil soap! That's what we used backstage in the set shop.
I was looking for this coment. Murphy's will save any brush.
If I remember correctly children's crayola coloured pens (or any like their chunky marker style pens) and a chunky straw work like a blow pen, you need a bit of effort to get it to work but I used to do that when little but they might have changed the ingredients used in the pens so not sure if it still works
The giant marker project was fun. I’ve seen some neat Mod Podge crafts and tips, especially from My Froggy Stuff. Now you can use it to store posters rolled up inside. Or maybe some shipping supplies? It has a removable lid so you can use it as well as have it for decoration.
I know a few artists that use make up brushes as dry brushes for blending over paints already applied. I don’t wear makeup, so don’t quote me on this, but I think they are blush brushes; the ones that are larger, very full, probably an in in diameter if you squeeze the bristles together. The pains are applied with other brushes first and then dry brushed over to blend.
I personally use makeup brushes for cleaning camera gear because of it’s softness.
Regarding makeup brushes, they are used a lot with model making or sculpting to dry brush highlights etc as they tend to be cheaper than actual dry brushing brushes 😊
I'm glad you made a new video of this series 😊
Btw , can you make "my pet chose my art supplies " ? Then make an artwork according to their choices! 🙂
But once you've covered your paintbrush in oil and vaseline to make it look nice, does it still paint well afterward? I'm interested to see if all the oils resist the paint, or it mixes in with the paint, etc. I would assume you're only supposed to use a small amount, but those were my first thoughts.
once you've rinsed out all the vaseline for sure!
Your brushes won’t be good for watercolour. You have to really REALLY clean it before using it for waterbased products.
For oil paint it’s ok… you need to work the paint into the brush a bit more but you can shape your brush tip with a tiny bit of hard soap too
i love using makeup brushes for painting I never get the super expensive ones I usually get them from five below but I love how soft and fluffy they are and find they are great for dry brushing and light texture work if you don't use the makeup brush to apply the paint or if I really want a heavy handed dip of colors that are not fully blended if you use the makeup brush as they tend to hold a lot of paint.
I love your blue striped shirt with the yellow collar! Great video, too!
The oil only works to clean them if u used oil paints. Remember from Chemistry that like dissolves like. Since acrylic is water based it isn’t going to do anything. U need a water based brush cleaner
The makeup brush Rae Dizzle has been saying that for a while.
alcohol based cleaners actually work best for acrylic in my experience. Water only works if your paint is water-soluble.
one would think an artist knows something this basic
I remember I had blow makers growing up. I always got so dizzy because I had to blow so hard to get the paint off but it was always so fun😭
Paint brush cleaning and shaping hack.. I always just put a drop or two of dishwashing liquid into my paint water. And my brushes always hold their shape and it helps to clean them at the same time. (I never bother buying special dishwashing liquid for it, just whatever we are using for dishes at the time)
I got makeup brushes specifically for painting because I hate streaky paint, but it was worse - the bristles all clumped together because they are so soft. Dry brush techniques might be fine though, I haven't tried them for that yet
It's not an uncommon thing for miniature painting (think Warhammer or D&D) to use smaller makeup brushes for dry brushing. They tend to be cheaper than hobby brushes and I've found sooooo many hobby dry brushes are flat instead of poofy, but poofy works so much better for me!
That lovely ginormous marker you made! Chef Kiss! Also you could store a bunch of stuff in it!
Makeup brush works for me but I use it dry… and it blends beautifully…
If you use the makeup brush only to blend like dry brush it its amazing
Love how the marker turned out, looks so cute 😄🩷
I really like it when you paint a masterpiece. You’re super creative and I love to watch your process
I feel in love with your art hack videos because you were so funny! And it was a time in my life where I desperately needed some lighthearted entertainment and you did that for me and gave me some laughs with your reactions to the art hacks 😊
I loved the marker & the design of the ratings of each hack!
ngl from afar, the shirt seems to have a cat on top of the sign tho def excited for new merch :)
am I the only one staring at chloe's balayage the whole way through because her hair looks amazing 🥺
Ahh thank you sm 😭 I feel like she made it a little too yellow gold so I’m supposed to be going back next week to lighten a little more!!
The master cleaner and preserver is the best brush cleaner you can buy. It has the cleaner with a litte grit and brush conditioner in it so it makes your brushes last longer.
Best way I've found to reshape brushes is just using super hot water (to the point of steaming). Straightens them right out.
I just tried it and it reshaped my brushes perfectly! 😀💯
I cackled at the DoodleBob reference 😂😂
I love your jumper merch design!!
Yes to more hacks or tips and tricks.
The huge marker looks great!
I don't remember exactly but if you do the fabric softener hack aren't you supposed to set in a hot dryer before you wash? I think. Not sure. 😂
They used to sell 'blow pens' as children's toys. I have a version that has a clamp that allows you to mount the marker at the right angle and is attached to a foot pump via a length of hose. Hours of fun!
Pls part2😊😊 I love your video!!❤❤❤❤
I paint miniatures and I and several other mini painters I know use makeup brushes for drybrushing and wet blending. They are brilliant for textured surfaces.
Chloe deserves all the engagement ❤
Doodle Bob was just perfect 😂
I love using make-up brushes for blending. I use the big cheek brushes. Also in South Africa we have a brand of soap called Dove which will remove acrylic paint from clothing if done soon after messing, I brushed up against Mars black on a painting and using Dove to wash the dress, no more Mars balck. I saw a video on restoring paintbrush bristles using hair conditioner and another one using a curling tong to straighten them
We have the same brand of soap in the states too 😂 works as you say. Also, if you get the bar soap, and roll the brushes around on it - don’t get it sudsy, just coated - and leave it to air dry it works the same as the Vaseline only no gunk or mess 😂
If ever you need to do a project with large lettering you can use word to create 3D letters. Make them the size you need, then print it out. You can add chalk to the back and then trace it onto the paper. It will help give you letters that are all the same size and font! 😊 you can also reuse this to gently trace on your letters where you would like them! This will help you with spacing out your letters 😊 You can also use lightly scribbled pencil so you can clean up the area around the letters after!
My recommendation regarding cleaning brushes:
First use special brush cleansing soap (can be found on Amazon etc.) or turpentine (depending on what you painted with), then dip them in pure mineral oil.
If you use the brushes for oil based paints, wrap the cleaned, mineral oil dipped brushes in aluminum foil for storage.
Best wishes
Can we just talk about how perfect Chloe’s nails are in this video? 😍
As for the second live hack: I saw a similar video on Pinterest and was able to successfully repeat it
There are several conditions:
1 - the stem of the pen through which you blow should have a narrowing to the tip, so that the air flow is narrower. You have too wide undirected airflow, you need to apply more force, as a result of which everything splashes and spreads
2 - You need to blow at a certain angle, not just on the tip, but a little to the side, preferably up. You need to sit a drop of ink with the tip instead of just directing air at it.And also just a tip that there should be a certain distance between the marker and the paper, then the splashes are better
3 - You need to be able to apply force to your breathing, you did not get splashes, but drips because you blew for a long time. For a simple, spray-free splash, you just need to blow quickly as if you were blowing the dust away
4 - Markers can even be childish felt-tip pens or highlighters or permament markers, they just need to be full of ink so that the tip is "juicy", with "dry" markers it does not work even if they write perfectly on paper. I don't know if it's about what markers you use or not, but soaking in alcohol or something like that DOESN'T really help, the splashes will be translucent and will spread like droll 🤕 (yeah I experiment with this a bit). You just need the marker to be full of ink in the tip
Yes! Please do more of this :)
I'd love to see you do more hack testing again, Chloe. Also your merch is really cute!
Hello! Having great fun. TIP: Pink Soap off amazon cleans and conditions paint brushes. I’ve revised the worst brushes.
Congrats on ur new merch doll! So happy for u! U deserve it all
Omg yay a new video after a long school day!😃
Real missed opportunity to make a Rose Art marker instead of a Crayola 😂
I made fabric paint of acrylic paint mixed with conditioner, 1 on 1. Worked well and after many washes still on the hoodie. Though I don't put it in the dryer.
Great video. I love using makeup brushes!! to blend my paint!😊
love your giant marker. 😃👍🏼 fun video. 😊
the trick to blowing across the marker is getting the exact correct angle to create the effect that pulls the ink from the marker .
Honestly, my favorite way to blend acrylic paint is my fingers. I'm able to tap it and basically dry brush it almost, and it gets a really smooth gradient
I think using the shipping tube crayon as a gift box would be sooooo fun
OOOOH I love these so much, I think I found you through Jazza but I definitely watched all of your art hack video's when I did. Found out you're fricking funny and subscribed haha
Really cool vid (btw thank you so much for your videos for inspireing me to keep on drawing and now im practicing drawing ❤)
My dad paints skies a lot and he swears by puffy makeup brushes for clouds. They might not be better for blending, but I’ve gone through several sets using them in my crafts, a cheap set is a great thing to have in your arsenal ☺️
The pen one didn't work as well because the tip was broken. You needed the tip with the smaller hole so it compressed and directed the air more
Instead of a blue marker, you should do a rose color, and the color name would then be Chloe Rose!
Thank you for the video Chole, I love the giant marker ❤❤❤❤❤
The marker craft is so rad! Love it
I use makeup brushes to get a soft blur when painting. They are some of my favorite brushes!
Hi Chloe! I love your videos... regardless of what you are doing in them. Art hacks, creating something, unboxing ... I don't care. Just appreciate seeing your smiling face on UA-cam!
That giant marker was incredible! I need to do this! But no room 🤔🤔🤔
I used to use Vaseline to clean and keep my oil brushes in good shape, they had to be throughly washed after of course. I was taught that many years ago when I did a traditional sign writing course.
You probably won't see this, but The vegetable oil cleaning hack. Oil in general is good for removing stubborn things. It breaks down stuff. Like oil based makeup remover is good for waterproof makeup, and glues (eyelash, prosaide, spirit gum etc)
So im guessing the oil might be good for breaking down old paint. Probably needs to soak for a bit 🫶🏻
I add fabric medium to my acrylic paint to make fabric paint. Fabric softener is cheaper so if that works I'll be using that from now on. But you can just iron it before putting in the wash and it will stay adhered to fabric. (You are susposed to iron fabric paint before washing too for that matter)
My mom and i paint quilt squares from coloring book images traced onto fabric squares.
From my experience it doesn’t work, I saw another hack recommending it this morning and all the comments say it didn’t work for them either 😫 personally I wouldn’t trust it!
The Crayola made the background so cool! I really need to make one now
I've used the paint hack in my art classes! I do rec setting it with heat. I'vee also used it a lot for cosplay.
Hi! I use a blusher brush to brush eraser rubble off the page when I'm getting rid of pencil marks after inking or lightening up an undersketch - never tried letting it near the paint though!
you’re amazing!! I love your channel 🩷🩷
for the blow pen hack, I saw Rae (superraedizzle) use crayola markers so make in a ytb short you can test that out!
The pen and marker thing does work, it works really well with sharpies though
amazing video as usual Chloe, but side note, your hair is stunning 💓💓💓
for shaping brushes you can you egg white, if cook an egg: go with your brush in the shell, shape it and wash a day later.
I use acrylic paint mixed with a little bit of textile medium when I’m painting on freckles or moles on my vinyl dolls. I think the textile medium is supposed to help turn acrylic paint into fabric paint. I would trust it more than the fabric softener. I have used fabric softener on doll hair though.
Also, I totally relate to having a supply/tool and losing it a moment later. It also happens often when I’m wrapping gifts.
With the vegetable oil, I think it’s supposed to be used to clean oil paints off of brushes, as an alternative to harsher chemicals such as turpentine.
I remember the art hack videos--those were indeed entertaining. This one was fun, too =) Nothing too unhinged this time, but you did make a fun giant marker =)
"I don't have my paper cutter because I almost cut my finger off and I can't be trusted with it" 😬😮💨😬😮💨 I feel so "seen" 😅
That large marker would make a perfect coin bank!
Makes me remember how much i miss Art Attack!!❤
3:33 Doubt it...
I just add fabric/textile medium to acrylic paint if I want to paint on clothes. I guess that's not a hack, because that's what it's used for, but it does genuinely work, so I dont understand why more people don't just do that.
Murphy's Oil Soap will break down the acrylic and leave brushes soft. If the paint has dried, let it soak over night.
❤❤❤ amazing content, I missed these videos
Yes the first one I thought that would happen. Softener is supposed to come out with water so mixing paint with it should make the paint come out, not stay
Love the Marker so Cute 💖
Rae did the blow pen thing with the marker a VERY long time ago and it worked pretty well, but the aim was poor... I think she used a washable Crayola marker... Water based.
There is such a thing called fabric medium to mix with acrylic paint to make it softer for fabric painting.
YOU ARE SOOO PRETTY!!!!!!!!!1