I paint my illustrations for about 50 hours and at the end of the day i love watching your videos even tho they are completly oposite. They are just so carefree and relaxing.
Love this. I used to put bleach on a folded up baby wipe and use it as in ink pad. Then stamp with rubber stamps on colored cardstock. Sometimes you get the most amazing colors when it changes. Just always wipe your stamps with clean wipes after.
oh Terri so funny because that's exactly the technique I wanted to try for another video.. I wondered if it works and now I'm glad to hear it does... can't wait to try it my friend!
You’re just soooo creative and inventive. I’m binging on your videos today to learn lots of unique ideas. So far I’ve watched storage ideas, using different mediums, and my favourite…..how to do lots of backgrounds with things around the house. Thank you so much!
I’m so happy to hear you found lots of good videos on my channel. After so many years, there’s so many more to watch so you’ll have lots of content lol. Thank you so much for your kind words.
@@KerenTamir I’m still watching and i think I should just start at the beginning and take notes along the way! Super excited that I found you. Thanks for all you do, hugs from a fellow Canadian, Ontario 1.5 hours outside Ottawa. Keep up the fabulous work! Barb
You actually don’t need bleach to do this. You can just drop water on your paintings and let it sit and you’ll get the same effect more or less dependent on how long you leave each water pile/drop sitting
I’m subbing in an elementary/middle school prep academy in art this week. I’m so thankful I came across your videos. I’m sure they won’t let me have bleach up here, however, I was able to show the kids your artwork using it and you received several “ohhhhsss” and “awwws”. Well done! 👍🏾 Thank you for showing me a new way as well! Love it
Very nice effects. Bleach is corrosive though and will break down and weaken the substrate fibers over time. Bleach pens have a gel consistency if you want more control. Rit makes a ColorRemover that is supposed to be less damaging to fibers. It has a slightly different effect on colors and a little more working time.
Thanks for Sharing that Diana. i didn't know that after it dries it still breaks down the paper fibers... I just heard of this bleach pen. I'm intrigued. thanks for sharing your knowledge!
@@winterprism9227 My issue with bleach being used in this manner is that it isn't being thoroughly removed (completely rinsed away or chemically deactivated) after the bleaching effect is achieved. Changes in humidity might reactivate the bleach, etc. But that reaction at application does weaken those particular fibers more. In the case of textiles, that is where the cloth is weakest, areas of repeated bleaching--the fabric feel coarse and stiff and later cracks and crumbles. Probably in an art journal it doesn't truly matter. Lately I have been making all sorts of nonarchival artwork just for the process and practice. With works for sale, I'd stick to high quality archival artist's tools or sell with the caveat that the work may fade or somehow change in the future.
I’ve done something similar with fabric. I did have to neutralize the bleach after applying, because bleach tends to keep bleaching. Maybe not so much with paper? I found gel dishwasher detergent. This was used with the older dishwashers, but may still be available. This causes the bleach to be thicker, a bit easier to manipulate.
Welldone I loved the bleach on black card effect new one on me . I just love watching your videos your so carefree and no rules just go for it and what comes out is a blessing . And your a blessing . There are no rules to art . If your happy with it then thats what counts XX
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Awesome video Keren! ❤️🙂 I love experimenting, this is something I will definitely be trying. I have a pack of bright colored and some leftover black paper. Speaking of experiments, one of my favorites was also the messiest and reqired gloves. I added shimmering ink (liquid watercolor works too) to an almost empty bottle of foaming soap, plopped globs of bubbly foam onto a tiny piece of yupo and allowed it to dry overnight. You could see where the tiny bubbles were when they popped. I have plans to but a bubble maker that doesn't needs blown (to prevent paint on the face) to try it with larger bubbles.
Oh, my God, Keren, you have the greatest ideas ever! Sometimes I use bleach to dye clothes that I find a bit boring, but never in my life did I think of bleaching painting. It’s amazing! I found this video by chance, and I am glad I found it, because that’s an extraordinary technique, that is cheap and super cool! Thank you for sharing ♥️💙💚💛💗💜❤️🧡🖤
On my son's first day of 4th grade his teacher Mr. F. Gave each kid black paper, a tiny bit of bleach in a cup and one q tip. Their first assignment was to write their name. It was awesome. Science lesson.
@@KerenTamir We also used those clorox bleach pens and did doodle art with them, as well as some watercolor brushes that held water in the handle/body of the brush and instead put bleach in them. The students didn’t get as much detail with them but they made for exciting value effects! If you do fabric, be sure to neutralize it with baking soda/water when you’re done or the bleach might compromise it. It was fun trying all sorts of objects like the teeth of a comb, lace, string, doilies, anything that would hold the bleach long enough to get it to the ‘substrate’.
Doesn’t the paper degrade where the bleach falls on it ? Or does it stop as soon as you dry it with a paper towel? I got some straight bleach on a piece of clothing and even though I dried it off the bleach continued to eat at the fabric and eventually made a hole. Just wondering if that would happen with the paper.
The bleach landscapes (trees) was beautiful. As an earlier reviewer said, "happy accidents" can be very good. I've seen videos of people using bleach to "paint" on clothing. But remember to rinse well.
Each technique was better than the previous one, but really all look so cool & give me some great ideas. Accidents are sometimes blessings, too. xo Lisa
I am new to your channel and I am loving it so far. I enjoyed learning about neurographic art and fully intent to create some of my own. Bleach does interesting things!
Amazing! Brilliant 👍🏼 I love the bleach on black! I wonder what would happen if you tried crystallized bleach. Clorox has one. Just sprinkle the bleach crystals on wet paint?
What a great idea! Just wondering if the paper holds the smell from the bleach after you mop it up with paper towels? I only ask because I am so sensitive to the fumes. Thanks in advance.
No it does now because I’m sensitive too And had to wear a mask because of it. But once I took the bleach out of the room there was no residual smell of any kind anywhere
I tried this once and I guess it worked out ok. Maybe I should try the dark cardstock technique like you did. I liked the outcome. At least you had fun trying this. TFS
It worked best with the distress colors and the oxide. with the watercolors It depended on the color. If you noticed it worked better on the red than on the purple. I got great results on the neurographic art one that I used watercolor markers.
yes it will I think I've seen it done. it will work really well. just make sure you dab out the excess wetness right away when you're done as it might still react with the construction paper
Really enjoyed watching this. I use bleach with my watercolours quite often - or Witch Hazel for a slightly subtler effect. Really interesting! Thanks for sharing :O)
Wonderful! Did you paint the black one or use a card that was already black. I played it a few times , but could not catch what you said. Thank you for the GREAT idea Karen
I love the bleach on blk.cardstock.I'm going to try that.Did you dilute it with water?I wonder if it will eventually eat away the paper fibers?Great ideas!!
I didn't dilute it so not sure how it would work diluted. so far it hasn't continued to react with the paper only time will tell. I know with fabric you need to stop the process. so it doesn't continue to bleach but I don't think you could wash paper. lol
Keren, I LOVE that you aren’t afraid to try anything! I have so much to learn from you - mostly just to be brave and experiment. So what if it gets messed up. It’s just paper, right?
I hate the smell of bleach and never use it. But this was super interesting to see what the bleach did to different mediums especially the black paper. I have used the Bleach Pen as it is a gel base but your limited in what you can do with it. A spray bottle might give a neat effect. Thanks for sharing.
Sandra me too. I was covered so I couldn't smell it but I wish I would have used goggles too. its so corrosive even if it does make beautiful designs. I just found out there's a bleach pen. someone else mentioned it. I also saw someone use toilet cleaner gel instead of bleach. I wouldn't use a spray bottle as I worry it will go in the air too much but I'm sure it gives great results.
Wow Cool Is This Definitely Need A Mask And Have Your Windows Or Purifier On!!! I Am Curious If The Bleach Gel Pens Will Make A Diffence From The Regular Liquid Bleach Just A Thought? As Always Great Video!!!
I do love experimenting, as student of Science i apply my scientific knowledge in ART. Sometimes give extraordinary effects / results. Regards. Raguib Ahmed. Bangladesh.
Thanks & Regards. I am at the of 66, after having three times Cardiac Interventions. Art is my best companions even after retirement from University, teach Environment. Please carry on & hope i 'll be enjoying some such Art Works. Take Care. Be safe and always Happy. Raguib Ahmed. Bangladesh.
I highly recommend using a respirator because bleach is highly toxic and causes scarring in the sinuses, bronchial tubes akd lungs. I also affects the brain. I hear there are alternatives that are non toxic and safe.
hullo dear Keren！it“s been awhile since I got back to seeing videos on MM.Been rather tied up.....anyway......hope ur well n.thriving！Love this video.on bleach reacting on water colour etc！！love the black.paper.one the best！so so pretty！thk u for sharing！love from India！
OOPS which stands for Outstanding Opportunity Presenting Suddenly! I use when teaching art, music, and fiber crafts. What can we do with what just happened? Great save with the bleach!
This reminds me of one of Bob Ross's favorite sayings..."happy accidents." Congratulations on discovering something new in art!
I love happy accidents and also Every mistake is an opportunity! thank you so much although I didn't discover it.... I just experimented with it!
The forest in the black paper turned out so beautifully!
thank you so much!
I paint my illustrations for about 50 hours and at the end of the day i love watching your videos even tho they are completly oposite. They are just so carefree and relaxing.
wow thank you so much that's a huge compliment. thank you!
Love this. I used to put bleach on a folded up baby wipe and use it as in ink pad. Then stamp with rubber stamps on colored cardstock. Sometimes you get the most amazing colors when it changes. Just always wipe your stamps with clean wipes after.
oh Terri so funny because that's exactly the technique I wanted to try for another video.. I wondered if it works and now I'm glad to hear it does... can't wait to try it my friend!
Keren please send me pics when you do. It's so much fun to watch colors change.
I was going to suggest this too 😁 xx
what an.innovative idea！thx for sharing！
You’re just soooo creative and inventive. I’m binging on your videos today to learn lots of unique ideas. So far I’ve watched storage ideas, using different mediums, and my favourite…..how to do lots of backgrounds with things around the house. Thank you so much!
I’m so happy to hear you found lots of good videos on my channel. After so many years, there’s so many more to watch so you’ll have lots of content lol. Thank you so much for your kind words.
@@KerenTamir I’m still watching and i think I should just start at the beginning and take notes along the way! Super excited that I found you. Thanks for all you do, hugs from a fellow Canadian, Ontario 1.5 hours outside Ottawa. Keep up the fabulous work! Barb
Loved the bleached trees on the black cardstock.
thank you so much!
Outstanding! Must try. I adore the bleached black cardstock art. I've bleached teabags and then doodled them - great effect.
thank you so much! and that seems like real fun!
You actually don’t need bleach to do this. You can just drop water on your paintings and let it sit and you’ll get the same effect more or less dependent on how long you leave each water pile/drop sitting
The effect of bleach on the black cardstock was really interesting and lovely.
thank you!!
I’m subbing in an elementary/middle school prep academy in art this week. I’m so thankful I came across your videos. I’m sure they won’t let me have bleach up here, however, I was able to show the kids your artwork using it and you received several “ohhhhsss” and “awwws”. Well done! 👍🏾 Thank you for showing me a new way as well! Love it
Very nice effects. Bleach is corrosive though and will break down and weaken the substrate fibers over time. Bleach pens have a gel consistency if you want more control. Rit makes a ColorRemover that is supposed to be less damaging to fibers. It has a slightly different effect on colors and a little more working time.
Thanks for Sharing that Diana. i didn't know that after it dries it still breaks down the paper fibers... I just heard of this bleach pen. I'm intrigued. thanks for sharing your knowledge!
I was wondering about that. I wonder how long a bleached piece would last? Or how much quicker it would erode??
@@winterprism9227 My issue with bleach being used in this manner is that it isn't being thoroughly removed (completely rinsed away or chemically deactivated) after the bleaching effect is achieved. Changes in humidity might reactivate the bleach, etc. But that reaction at application does weaken those particular fibers more. In the case of textiles, that is where the cloth is weakest, areas of repeated bleaching--the fabric feel coarse and stiff and later cracks and crumbles.
Probably in an art journal it doesn't truly matter. Lately I have been making all sorts of nonarchival artwork just for the process and practice. With works for sale, I'd stick to high quality archival artist's tools or sell with the caveat that the work may fade or somehow change in the future.
so far the bleach hasn't further degraded my paper so I guess its not the same as textiles.
Your voice and cadence together are so soothing. I watched twice just to relax.
Brenda thank you so much....I appreciate it!
Very cool! I especially like how the trees came out. Nice!
Thank you very much!
I’ve done something similar with fabric. I did have to neutralize the bleach after applying, because bleach tends to keep bleaching. Maybe not so much with paper? I found gel dishwasher detergent. This was used with the older dishwashers, but may still be available. This causes the bleach to be thicker, a bit easier to manipulate.
Great tip! I know that you can use toilet bowl gel (those that have bleach) it is easier to control. I just didn't have any in my house.
Love all of your work. So glad I found out about this type of art from a new group I joined. I will be a regular!
Wonderful! thanks so much Gail!
Absolutely delightful! Great experiment! Thanks for sharing.
Glad you enjoyed it! thank you so much!
That was fun! I bet you could put it in a spray bottle too and also maybe a bleach and water mixture.
yes probably although I didn't want to spray it as I didn't want it to go into the air as bleach is corrosive enough!
I love all of your creative ideas! Very nice!
Thank you! 😊
You are just a doll 😄
Your personality is delightful and put me at ease, made me smile, ty!
oh thanks so much! xo
This is very interesting. But, quick wuestion: did the bleach eat through or damage the paper or the brushes? Thanks!
no it didn't as soon as I wiped it, the reaction stopped and even 3 weeks later its still fine
Welldone I loved the bleach on black card effect new one on me . I just love watching your videos your so carefree and no rules just go for it and what comes out is a blessing . And your a blessing . There are no rules to art . If your happy with it then thats what counts XX
thank you so much Debbie!! I love those effects too
Wonderful experimentation, my minds racing with all sorts of interesting possibilities.
Glad you enjoyed it! thanks so much
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Neurographic art has been the most therapeutic, relaxing thing I've done in awhile. I fell in love with the process and I've been doing so many of them as a way to de-stress. If you have fallen in love with it just like me, then I wanted to go one step further and offer you a step by step Essencial Guide to Neurographic Art. I created a FREE PDF guide that you can download and keep as reference. FOLLOW THIS LINK TO DOWNLOAD IT: bit.ly/3oAEOmf
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Signed up. 🙂
Thank you!
I have tried 3 email addresses and it keeps saying I need a valid email address. Does the link not work for phones?
It should work. I'm not sure why. I will test it today and get back to you. If not, email me at kerentamirart@gmail.com and I can add you manually
@@KerenTamir thanks Keren. I will email you. I have tried again and same problem. Thanks, Sandra NZ
This is amazing -thank you for showing us the ever evolving process-there are no mistakes. There are only new ideas. Big love, from me to you.
thank you so much!
Awesome video Keren! ❤️🙂
I love experimenting, this is something I will definitely be trying.
I have a pack of bright colored and some leftover black paper.
Speaking of experiments, one of my favorites was also the messiest and reqired gloves.
I added shimmering ink (liquid watercolor works too) to an almost empty bottle of foaming soap, plopped globs of bubbly foam onto a tiny piece of yupo and allowed it to dry overnight.
You could see where the tiny bubbles were when they popped.
I have plans to but a bubble maker that doesn't needs blown (to prevent paint on the face) to try it with larger bubbles.
me too Cheryl I love experimenting... I've done that technique with soap but not the way you described it. sounds intriguing!!
Oh, my God, Keren, you have the greatest ideas ever! Sometimes I use bleach to dye clothes that I find a bit boring, but never in my life did I think of bleaching painting. It’s amazing! I found this video by chance, and I am glad I found it, because that’s an extraordinary technique, that is cheap and super cool! Thank you for sharing ♥️💙💚💛💗💜❤️🧡🖤
Oh wow I'm so glad you are enjoying this! nothing is by chance and I'm glad it inspired you! thank you so much Alexandra!
What an amazing video ! LOVE what you did, such a brilliant idea to "paint" with bleach, lovely, thx 4 sharing all your ideas 👍😃😘
Thanks so much 😊 I'm so glad to hear1
Fun ideas using bleach, Keren. Used to play all the time with bleach. May play on some of my annual Valentines! Thanks, dear.
thank you so much my friend!
You are so inspirational. So glad I found your videos!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad to hear!
Genuinely concerned when I read “I bleached my wart”! 🤣 Cool techniques. 💕
OMG what a typo that I didn't noticed. I fixed it but I'm so embarrassed!
🤣
@@KerenTamir I didn’t see the typo but I had a good laugh!
Thank you for sharing!
Sometimes oopses are the best kept secrets.....
I'm happy you had fun with it and just went ahead and played more.
Hugs,
💛TR
You're absolutely right!! thank you so much xo
You are sweet to listen to- and you do have great new ideas. I like your videos a lot Keren!
thank you so much!
What fun! I must try this!
awesome!! you should!
This was amazing!!!
thank you so much!
Love it. Gotta try!
that's great you should!
I just loved your trees! You make it look so simple 😆.
Thank you! 😊
Wow ~ that’s amazing. 🌹💕🌺
Thank you 🤗
On my son's first day of 4th grade his teacher Mr. F. Gave each kid black paper, a tiny bit of bleach in a cup and one q tip. Their first assignment was to write their name. It was awesome. Science lesson.
that's cool although surprised they gave bleach to kids lol
I LOVE neurographic art...
I draw them all the time!
It's almost like doodling...
that's great me too! I love it!
It's amazing. Thank you so much for sharing with us. I left an abo 😊
thank you so much!
@@KerenTamir thanks from France
Really neat!!! ❤❤❤
Very nice technique thanks
thank you so much!
We used to do bleach art in my art class every year!! We did the cardstock, watercolor, and teeshirts! This is like a blast from the past! Have fun!
that's so cool! I had never done that before!
@@KerenTamir We also used those clorox bleach pens and did doodle art with them, as well as some watercolor brushes that held water in the handle/body of the brush and instead put bleach in them. The students didn’t get as much detail with them but they made for exciting value effects! If you do fabric, be sure to neutralize it with baking soda/water when you’re done or the bleach might compromise it. It was fun trying all sorts of objects like the teeth of a comb, lace, string, doilies, anything that would hold the bleach long enough to get it to the ‘substrate’.
Accidents that turn out great are very satisfying.
you're absolutely right!! even silly ones like typos!
@@KerenTamir you gave everyone a good chuckle. 😃
Very cool, Keren. Blessings.
Thank you so much and to you too!
Im thinking putting a bit of bleach in a small spray bottle and just mist the page after the work is dry. That could be interesting.
yes that would be cool and I thought of it but I didn't want to inhale it... maybe if it was done in the summer outdoors.
I love your creativity!
thank you so much!
Doesn’t the paper degrade where the bleach falls on it ? Or does it stop as soon as you dry it with a paper towel? I got some straight bleach on a piece of clothing and even though I dried it off the bleach continued to eat at the fabric and eventually made a hole. Just wondering if that would happen with the paper.
the bleach stopped reacting as soon as I wiped it off and the paper is still fine, hasn't desintegrated since then
Thank you for this idea ❤
WOW!!! Keren, you bleached your wart. I simply had to see this. LOL. Great video ❤
OMG Elaine I'm so embarrassed, I didn't see the typo until my friend called me and I fixed it LOL
I used bleach, on a blue card stock, in the inside a Butterfly (stamped and heat embossed) and the result was beautiful, it’s a fun technique 😊
wow that sounds wonderful. blue would look amazing1
@@KerenTamir yes it was
Brilliant video also being shared in the FB groups weekly challenge!!! Bravo 👏Namesta ✌️🕉️🐞
Thanks for sharing!! I appreciate it!
The bleach landscapes (trees) was beautiful. As an earlier reviewer said, "happy accidents" can be very good.
I've seen videos of people using bleach to "paint" on clothing. But remember to rinse well.
so so right Melodie!! yes on clothing they do it like in the 80's lol
This is so cool. Really awesome work indeed.
Thank you! Cheers!
Awesome, thank you
I love this! ❤️❤️❤️
thank you so much!
Love the trees on the black paper.
thank you so much!
@@KerenTamir You're welcome.
Each technique was better than the previous one, but really all look so cool & give me some great ideas. Accidents are sometimes blessings, too. xo Lisa
thank you so much Lisa! so glad to hear you liked it!
I am new to your channel and I am loving it so far. I enjoyed learning about neurographic art and fully intent to create some of my own. Bleach does interesting things!
that's amazing thank you!! if you do create it, I'd love to see it feel free to share it on my facebook group or tag me on IG
@@KerenTamir Will do!
Qué novedosa técnica! Ya quiero probarla en mi primer proyecto de neurographic art.
Te quedó muy bonito, Keren!
muchisimas gracias Leticia.... si es muy chevere pero el clorox huele muy mal... asi que ten cuidado ya que es corrosivo.
@@KerenTamir ok! Lo tomaré en cuenta😉
Amazing! Brilliant 👍🏼 I love the bleach on black! I wonder what would happen if you tried crystallized bleach. Clorox has one. Just sprinkle the bleach crystals on wet paint?
oh wow Lori that's such a cool idea.... if you experiment let me know how it turns out. sounds so amazing
@@KerenTamir I’ll try it!
WOW Keren this is amazing.
thank you so much! xo
So cool !
thank you so much!
What a great idea! Just wondering if the paper holds the smell from the bleach after you mop it up with paper towels? I only ask because I am so sensitive to the fumes. Thanks in advance.
No it does now because I’m sensitive too And had to wear a mask because of it. But once I took the bleach out of the room there was no residual smell of any kind anywhere
Thanks for the fun video, Keren.
thank you so much!!
Cool, what about acrylic paint. How does it react?
I'm not sure I didn't try... if you try let me know, I'd love to know
I tried this once and I guess it worked out ok. Maybe I should try the dark cardstock technique like you did. I liked the outcome. At least you had fun trying this. TFS
It worked best with the distress colors and the oxide. with the watercolors It depended on the color. If you noticed it worked better on the red than on the purple. I got great results on the neurographic art one that I used watercolor markers.
I wonder if that would work on colored construction paper?
yes it will I think I've seen it done. it will work really well. just make sure you dab out the excess wetness right away when you're done as it might still react with the construction paper
Really enjoyed watching this. I use bleach with my watercolours quite often - or Witch Hazel for a slightly subtler effect. Really interesting! Thanks for sharing :O)
that's amazing tfs thank you so much!
Wonderful! Did you paint the black one or use a card that was already black. I played it a few times , but could not catch what you said. Thank you for the GREAT idea Karen
I used a black Neenah cardstock paper that was already black. I tried it on Dyan Reaveley's black journal and it didn't work as well.
@@KerenTamir thank you Keren
Genius girl! I was using rubbing alcohol but the result isn’t anything close to the results you achieved! Yay you! Thank you🙏🙏🙏
thanks so much there's a difference between them ! thanks so much!
Loved the results you got but I don't like using bleach. Wonder if hydrogen peroxide would do the same?
that would be cool to try, I don't know, maybe I should try that and alcohol next
I love the bleach on blk.cardstock.I'm going to try that.Did you dilute it with water?I wonder if it will eventually eat away the paper fibers?Great ideas!!
I didn't dilute it so not sure how it would work diluted. so far it hasn't continued to react with the paper only time will tell. I know with fabric you need to stop the process. so it doesn't continue to bleach but I don't think you could wash paper. lol
@@KerenTamir thanks for info.I'll let you know how it turns out.
Love this.
thanks!
Silly question... I love the technique but how smelly is it if I used it for card making?
it only smells when applying it. but after it doesn't meaning you can easily send the card there's no residual smell
Thanks Keren!!
Keren, I LOVE that you aren’t afraid to try anything! I have so much to learn from you - mostly just to be brave and experiment. So what if it gets messed up. It’s just paper, right?
Thank you so much! I do love to experiment its such a freeing experience!
I hate the smell of bleach and never use it. But this was super interesting to see what the bleach did to different mediums especially the black paper. I have used the Bleach Pen as it is a gel base but your limited in what you can do with it. A spray bottle might give a neat effect. Thanks for sharing.
Sandra me too. I was covered so I couldn't smell it but I wish I would have used goggles too. its so corrosive even if it does make beautiful designs. I just found out there's a bleach pen. someone else mentioned it. I also saw someone use toilet cleaner gel instead of bleach. I wouldn't use a spray bottle as I worry it will go in the air too much but I'm sure it gives great results.
Have you ever bleached photographs? Color ones? 🤯 they do some INSANE stuff. If you’re a mixed media artist it’s a really cool thing to try.
no I haven't that sounds so cool... would love to try it! TFS
Salt does the same thing and it’s not toxic.
On water color but does it work with other mediums or on it's own ( like on the black card stock??). Now I'm curious.
not sure would be a good experiment. I've tried salt on watercolor and it does a different effect
use rubbing alcohol very similar affects
This is very cool. Thx for video. Austin TX USA
Thanks for watching!
But can you tell me if the paper has a bleach odor after it dries??
no it doesnt and it doesn't corrode overtime either
Great idea
Thank you! 😊
Can't wait for more, joined your mailing list!
thank you so much!
Wow Cool Is This Definitely Need A Mask And Have Your Windows Or Purifier On!!! I Am Curious If The Bleach Gel Pens Will Make A Diffence From The Regular Liquid Bleach Just A Thought? As Always Great Video!!!
I've never used the bleach gel pens but many people commented here that they liked them!
Great!!!!!
thank you very much
my pleasure!
Hello! New to your channel, any idea how to get certified in neuro grafica?? Have looked a bunch and found nothing...love your happy accidents!!
I don't think there's a certification but you can teach it I think either way. I'm not 100% sure
@@KerenTamir thank you! Several teachers talk about certification and use of terms and what is legal to use..kinda scary..anyway happy drawing!!!
Cool idea! I like it🤍💙🤍💙🤍🥶
thank you so much Sue!
Salt gives interesting looks also.
That eas awesome
thank you so much!
Cool.
neat!
I do love experimenting, as student of Science i apply my scientific knowledge in ART. Sometimes give extraordinary effects / results. Regards. Raguib Ahmed. Bangladesh.
awesome! continue experimenting!
Thanks & Regards. I am at the of 66, after having three times Cardiac Interventions. Art is my best companions even after retirement from University, teach Environment. Please carry on & hope i 'll be enjoying some such Art Works. Take Care. Be safe and always Happy. Raguib Ahmed. Bangladesh.
Add water. Then sprinkle with table salt. Air Dry.
I highly recommend using a respirator because bleach is highly toxic and causes scarring in the sinuses, bronchial tubes akd lungs. I also affects the brain. I hear there are alternatives that are non toxic and safe.
hullo dear Keren！it“s been awhile since I got back to seeing videos on MM.Been rather tied up.....anyway......hope ur well n.thriving！Love this video.on bleach reacting on water colour etc！！love the black.paper.one the best！so so pretty！thk u for sharing！love from India！
Welcome back! hope you're well! thank you so much! so glad you're back
@@KerenTamir thk u！much.love！Just was tied down with work.Health fine touchwood！
Won't bleach eventually eat through the paper? Interesting video, though. 😊
So far it hasn’t and it hasn’t continued the erosion so hopefully not
When dealing with any kind of harmful fumes you have to use a respirator not a face mask.
Nice, but that cloth mask will do nothing to stop the fumes from the bleach, you need to use a respirator.
OOPS which stands for Outstanding Opportunity Presenting Suddenly! I use when teaching art, music, and fiber crafts. What can we do with what just happened? Great save with the bleach!
Love that! great acronym!! lol