I would definitely be interested in watching a video if and when your daughter had time to share her knowledge & technique for mixing latex paint colors. Thank You 😊
I'd be interested. I used to buy sample jars, which are much less expensive than artist paints, to paint large yard art. So I think they'd work well. Blending is a bit more difficult but doable.
We hope to get a video up with Jessie next week. The strange weather has been slowing us down, because the roads between our houses has been icy - and I don't drive on ice. But spring is coming. Someday... 😊
I love these quick and easy PM sculpts to do with my grandchildren but I also like the more challenging PM sculpts for myself….so please do both! Thank you, Jonni! You’re such a blessing!
That's great! We'd love to see him. You can share some photos, if you like, on the Daily Sculptors page on my website. www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
I love easy projects. I have so much work in progress stuff and I like to take a break and do something small and easy like this. And I would also like video about mixing latex paint. Thank you for your video!
Thanks, Kristyna. I have one work in progress myself, and I agree that it's a good idea to take an occasional break. I'll let my daughter know that you voted for a paint-mixing video. 😃
My preferred kind of paper mache video right now is the simpler tutorials for beginners cause that's what I am. But I'm sure if I work with it enough & get good at it I'll start to wanna see more advanced videos. What I've watched of yours so far it seems like you have a good mix of the two & that's the best kind of UA-cam channel!
This bunny is so cute. I like the brown ears. It sets it off to a wonderful looking contrast. I would also love to see your daughter explain the mixing of latex paint colors. Thank you for sharing this quick and easy project. I just received a box in the mail with the same brown paper...so glad I didn't throw it out.
Anything you make is good for me, because in reality I just watch your videos for the tips and techniques you give us, I normally don’t copy anything, but the rabbit looks pretty cute, I could make it as a money box for my grandkids
This is a perfect project to do with kids! If you two make a bunny, please show it off on my blog - we'd all love to see how it comes out. www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
I really like your mixture of quick-&-easy and challenging projects, please keep that! Good to watch/make some spontanious work from time to time - that reminds me to have fun making artish bunnies & Co.... 👍 So wonderful to see you enjoying beeing productiv - & it's inspiring!! 😘🌈 A lecture on latex colour mixing would bei gorgeous! 👍✨
Very cute bunny. I use latex paint all the time. I do large projects for nonprofits so budget is important. I collect oops paint. I look for basic colors: whites, sky blue, grass green, etc for murals. But ado look for rich primary colors for mixing. I am making jungle scenery right now so I ended up mixing over 20 shades of green in various pint size containers for lots of foliage colors. I also collect oops paint in their top of the line paints which I use for adhering layers of styrofoam for my sculptures. Sample size jars can be mixed to any color desired.
It sounds like you're quite an expert with latex paint! I've heard it can be difficult to get the right colors because every color is made of a combination of pigments, unlike acrylics when you can just buy 'cadmium' or 'ultramarine blue.' Do you have any suggestions for finding shades that are closest to primary colors, if one only had a few colors to work with?
@@UltimatePaperMache there is a UA-camr MuralJoe, I think, who does wonderful murals with latex paint. He has a video about the primary colors of paint he gets to mix his colors. I haven’t needed to be that exacting so my general mixes have worked out. Most of my paints have been picked up as either oops paint or from yard sales. I am generally mixing similar colors so that I get a larger batch, or blues and yellows to get multiple shades of green. When I need to be exact I get the color made up in sample size or larger (for when a place has set defined color palette for the building) I’ve been working on the hippo. Printed the pattern at 2x size and made a lower jaw and a back for him. He needs to look like he is standing in a river. Install is in June, hope to get photos of him and all the other animals.
@@tlccreates Thanks for the color tips! We're just starting out with the latex paint, but Jessie was able to get some nice fur colors. I'm going to check out MuralJoe's channel to learn some more - thanks for telling us about him. 😊
Interesting... I tried calling it 'she' and it didn't work, but it bothered me that an Easter bunny should always be thought of as a boy. hmmm. By the way, if you made one we would love to see it. Please show it off on my blog here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
I enjoy watching you create your sculptures if they're long or short videos. I always feel like I learn something new every time. Yes to Jess and colour mixing 👍
HI Jonni ! I love the bonny 🐰 so sweet. I made pñata eggs and planning make a pepper 🌶for Cinco De May , 😁 so nice always see your videos 👍🏻 . Blessing for you and your family
Ohh WOW Jonni this reminded me of a ceramic piggy bank bunny i used to have has a kid only thing it was missing was the patches mine had at random locations. Great idea!
I been racking my brain trying figure out what I could do with my 7 year old twin girls for Easter this year and this perfect answer . Thanks for sharing wonderful bunny 🐰 by way Happy Easter 2022
I would love to learn how to learn how to mix latex paint colors. That would help me so much. I love making Halloween props and learning paint mixing would be fantastic. That is a cute rabbit.
Thanks, Regina. Jessie says she'll do something for us as soon as she has a chance. She's thinking about doing a series of shorts, so we could watch just the one with the color we need. Does that sound like it would work?
I like both but I really enjoyed this one because I can make this with my granddaughter Jaliyah she’s about to turn 7 and she loves to craft things✌️❣️🤗
You are always interesting to watch. You are a good teacher and you come up with neat ideas. I am thinking of making something in paper mache because I do not want to make any more quilts. When I make paper mache projects, I always cover them with a latex primer and then what ever paint I have around for the top coat. Good job on the video and the bunny. 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
Good to know! BTW, I saw a video recently where someone was making metal sculptures with what looked like low-poly papercraft patterns, blown up really big. I'm sure you've already seen them, but it made me think of you. This one is a doberman: ua-cam.com/video/fnMvhLqzAw0/v-deo.html
@@UltimatePaperMache Thanks for sending the Doberman link. Yes, I have seen art like that but I can not afford the program. I am thinking of making a big fish. I collect lots of pictures of metal art. I admire other peoples talent.
@@alanm3438 A fish sounds like a great idea. I didn't know there was a program involved in the low-poly metal animals. I didn't actually watch the videos, I just looked at what they made. I assumed they bought papercraft patterns, maybe from etsy.com, and printed them bigger. For some reason it didn't occur to me that they were designing the sculptures themselves. As for programs, the free Blender program is good at making low-poly animals (but it's hard for me to learn) and the files are unfolded to make printable patterns by Pepakura. I bought it years ago to make my wall elephant pattern, so maybe it's more expensive now. Everything seems to be going up... :(
@@UltimatePaperMache I was just in etsy looking at the programs. Those are a little more affordable. There are the paper PDF files that I could buy. Those are cheap. What could do is buy one of those, redraw the parts in CAD and then resize them to the size that I want. There are a lot of parts and it would take a lot of time. Since I do not have a job, I do have time. I did a poly paper once, the bear. It was interesting to make and then I covered it with your paper clay. Thanks for your kind heart and for thinking of me. The snow is just about gone here.
I would love quick projects like this! Not as intimidating and might give confidence for more advanced projects! Also paint tutorial would be great! Please, please, please!
I’d truly enjoy a latex paint mix video-great idea (TBH learning so much more from videos now than any college art class). I have noticed latex house paint has a more even, smooth coverage. This could be a great way to use up old paint in the basement. The paint stores sell return colors cheap too. You asked about video length-I’ll tune into both the short quick projects and the more involved.
I would love for your daughter to show us how to mix colors with latex paint! I have always wanted to learn how to do this. I have never tried painting with oils and that’s mostly why. 😩
I know it’s been a few months since Easter, but I would still like to learn about mixing paint colors with you and your daughter! Really liked how the paint job worked out with this bunny!
What a great Easter Bunny, and very timely, LOL! I intend to try that one. I would definitely be interested in seeing a video on mixing paint colors, if you're daughter would be interested. Thanks!
Thanks, Debba. Jessie has said she'll try to help us out with paint mixing but she's not sure when. I'll keep my fingers crossed. And if you do make a bunny, be sure to come show it off on the Daily Sculptors page on my site - we'd love to see it! www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
I just found your channel by chance and I love your work. I have disc disease as well as social anxiety and depression so I don't leave the house much and I've been looking for something to keep my mind busy and I might look into doing this. It seems very therapeutic. You have great talent. I subbed and look forward to your next video.
Jonni, the bunny is so cute and sure seemed simple to make. I aim to give your paper cache projects a try one day. Just need to make the time. I agree, pink would be nice for the inside of the ears. On the latex paint. One of my favorite artists on the Daily Paintworks site is Teddi Parker. Her work is wonderfully fun, fresh and colorful. Most of her work is done using acrylic latex exterior house paint she gets at the hardware store. She has small sample batches made up in a typical range of hues using colors she chooses from the swatches they have. She augments with artists acrylics if she needs a "color boost". If you see her work it more than justifies using house paint for art. Another of my favorite artists is Jessie! I love her work so much. In fact she is my very favorite artist at this time. So I sure would love to see her do a color mixing video. In fact she has a color workshop coming up this summer that I would have loved to take but I'll be finalizing the sale of my house and moving to a new place at just the same time. So if she's able to do a video here on your channel that would be a treasure. Thanks for all you do Jonni to help us have fun and be creative!
Thanks, Terry - I'll go check out that artist. Someone asked me if the house paint would last as well as artists' acrylics, and I think you just answered that question! Jessie has said she'll try to put something together for us. And I'm sure she'll have more workshops if she can find students - she loves to teach. Good luck with your move! 😊
I used it in my bathroom, and it was very good. I think I've also used their primer on a paper mache sculpture, but I can't remember which one. I like using latex primer instead of gesso, because it's so much less expensive and seems to work just as well.
Yes, Dan is right, as always. But I think Jessie might start by showing us an easier way to make some nice browns for fur, with a more in-depth explanation of using just the primary colors in a separate video on he channel.
Your bear is adorable! You can post images and a link to your video on my website, if you'd like more people to see it. You can do that here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
Madame, Im not sure if that is called latex color but most of my portraits are painted with wall paint. Comes on cans of 5litres and costs around 7 to 12 euro (depending on the color because some have to be made by command. Again, dont know if thats what you are speaking about, as the cans, though, say acrylic paint none the less ...
Yes, I think that's what I was talking about, Pedro. We call it "latex paint,' but I don't think there's any latex in it. I don't know if it's exactly the same as your acrylic paint, though. And I don't know if they make pure primary colors to use for mixing. Do you mix special colors from a limited palette, or do you get the store to mix them for you?
@@UltimatePaperMache they are actually called "vinyl matte" and I dare say its all purpose paint. Often shops have a variety of color palette and when you choose they should know what to add in order to have the color you've selected (its a machine that makes them, of course). When the can reaches one's hand is sealed so you cant actually see the result. I've had a few experiences where actually I have to rework the tone ... Once I asked for blue and got a sort of purple ..... But the caucasian skin tone is fantastic though ! Eh eh eh
It might work, but I haven't tried that. The foil armature might actually keep the air dry clay from cracking, but you'd need to experiment to find out.
The Bunny was adorable! I would love to know how to mix latex paint colors. I always check the “wrong color” shelf at Lowes for latex paints that have been mixed but weren’t exactly what someone wanted. The paints may be a gallon or quart, but always marked way down.
Me Personally I will love to Learn of paint color. If your daughter can it swill be nice. If she can’t come. She can show you how and you can show us and explain us too. That will be nice too. It understandable she very busy. Love ❤❤❤❤❤
Yes, I used cooked paste, but mostly because we were having a blizzard that day, and it felt nice to use warm paste. The recipe is here: ua-cam.com/video/K0w82bQcnMU/v-deo.html
I'm not quite sure what you mean - I didn't use any calcium carbonate for the bunny. There is calcium carbonate in the drywall joint compound that's used for the paper mache clay recipe, but I've never used magnesium carbonate in anything so I can't tell you if it would work or not. Do some experiments if you have some on hand, and let us know how they turn out.
Hello I am very upset. I tried making this at home but I accident got the paper Mache up my nose and I am currently in the hospital breathing through my mouth. Please make it clearer for fucks sake.
The challenging projects are inspiring. The easy ones are doable
I agree. I enjoy watching both, but the easy ones feel more doable for me
I hadn't thought of it that way, but it makes total sense. Thanks for your comment. 🐰🙂
@@UltimatePaperMache oh golly! I am so excited to see your comment! You're most welcome! I'm gonna try this bunny tomorrow!
It is nice to have a bit of both types of projects, simple ones and more sophisticated ones.
I would definitely be interested in watching a video if and when your daughter had time to share her knowledge & technique for mixing latex paint colors. Thank You 😊
Same here
I would definitely be interested. I tend to make large sculpture.
I'd be interested. I used to buy sample jars, which are much less expensive than artist paints, to paint large yard art. So I think they'd work well. Blending is a bit more difficult but doable.
Thanks, I'll let her know. 🐰🙂
The latex would be perfect for larger work. I can barely afford artist paint for little projects! 🐰🙂
cute bunny and yes to your daughter sharing knowledge and technique for mixing latex paint colors
Thank you so much 😊
A visit from Jessie would be awesome...I love watching her and her mixing colors would be extra knowledge...
We hope to get a video up with Jessie next week. The strange weather has been slowing us down, because the roads between our houses has been icy - and I don't drive on ice. But spring is coming. Someday... 😊
I love these quick and easy PM sculpts to do with my grandchildren but I also like the more challenging PM sculpts for myself….so please do both! Thank you, Jonni! You’re such a blessing!
Thanks, Janet 🐰🙂
I like the whimsical look of the bunny.
Thank you.
Thanks, Mary! 🐰🙂
Yes, please I would love a video about latex colors and which ones to buy to create many many colors!! Thank you and your daughter!!
Jessie's working on it! I hope we can get something up next week.
I just finished Humpy Dumpty. I also made a wall for him to sit on. Wonderful project
That's great! We'd love to see him. You can share some photos, if you like, on the Daily Sculptors page on my website. www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
Love your videos thankyou for sharing ❤ your beautiful sculptures
Glad you like them! 🐰🙂
I like the Bunny. Cool idea of video for coloring latex paint. 🐰🐇🐰
Yes!! I would love to see a tutorial of your daughters color mixing with latex paints 🤗
Thanks, Susan. 😊
I love your easter bunny. I enjoy these quick projects. Thanks for sharing
Thanks, Robin. 🐰
yes for latex paint mixing tutorial. big time yes.
Thanks - Jessie is working on it now. 😊
Adorable bunny. I like its long ears. I also made one easter bunny holding a big carrot out of air dry clay.
Great idea!! That would be really cute. 🐰🙂
Очень милый кролик.
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I love easy projects. I have so much work in progress stuff and I like to take a break and do something small and easy like this. And I would also like video about mixing latex paint. Thank you for your video!
Thanks, Kristyna. I have one work in progress myself, and I agree that it's a good idea to take an occasional break. I'll let my daughter know that you voted for a paint-mixing video. 😃
I love see a video on color mixing!
You’re so talented I love to watch what you come up with.
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Very sweet bunny. Yes I would be interested in learning more about latex paint and mixing colors.
Thanks, Jeanne Marie. 🐰🙂
So cute. I like the fast projects
Thanks, Judy. 😊
I love watching all your videos, long or short. I’ve learned so much from you, thanks!
Glad you like them! 🐰🙂
I love a challenge. 😂 cute bunny!
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Such a cute bunny! Thanks for sharing.
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Another great video. Thank you💓
You're welcome. 🐰🙂
My preferred kind of paper mache video right now is the simpler tutorials for beginners cause that's what I am. But I'm sure if I work with it enough & get good at it I'll start to wanna see more advanced videos. What I've watched of yours so far it seems like you have a good mix of the two & that's the best kind of UA-cam channel!
Thanks, Amy. 😊
Awh….fun, fun & a cutie❣️Thx. for the masking tape info. 👍
You’re welcome 😊🐰🙂
Amo lo que haces no te mueras nunca IDOLA 🤗🤗 saludos desde ARGENTINA
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This bunny is so cute. I like the brown ears. It sets it off to a wonderful looking contrast.
I would also love to see your daughter explain the mixing of latex paint colors.
Thank you for sharing this quick and easy project. I just received a box in the mail with the same brown paper...so glad I didn't throw it out.
I'm glad you like him. And yes, that paper will come in handy on your next project. 😊
Love fast projects!
Great - thanks for letting me know. They're fun for me, too. 🐰🙂
Would absolutely like to view a video of mixing latex colors!
Thanks, Roxanne. I'll let Jessie know.
Welcome back .. happy to watch your videos.
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Mixing colors is the hardest thing for me. I would love to have a class on how that is done.
Anything you make is good for me, because in reality I just watch your videos for the tips and techniques you give us, I normally don’t copy anything, but the rabbit looks pretty cute, I could make it as a money box for my grandkids
That's a great idea! 😊
Would love to see a color mixing video! You make it look so easy. Would love to do this with my 8 year old!
This is a perfect project to do with kids! If you two make a bunny, please show it off on my blog - we'd all love to see how it comes out. www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
I really like your mixture of quick-&-easy and challenging projects, please keep that! Good to watch/make some spontanious work from time to time - that reminds me to have fun making artish bunnies & Co.... 👍 So wonderful to see you enjoying beeing productiv - & it's inspiring!! 😘🌈
A lecture on latex colour mixing would bei gorgeous! 👍✨
Thanks! 😊
I would love to see a video of mixing latex paint. Thank you. Such a great idea. And I love watching and learning so much from you. Thank you.
Very cute bunny. I use latex paint all the time. I do large projects for nonprofits so budget is important. I collect oops paint. I look for basic colors: whites, sky blue, grass green, etc for murals. But ado look for rich primary colors for mixing. I am making jungle scenery right now so I ended up mixing over 20 shades of green in various pint size containers for lots of foliage colors.
I also collect oops paint in their top of the line paints which I use for adhering layers of styrofoam for my sculptures.
Sample size jars can be mixed to any color desired.
Thanks! 😊
It sounds like you're quite an expert with latex paint! I've heard it can be difficult to get the right colors because every color is made of a combination of pigments, unlike acrylics when you can just buy 'cadmium' or 'ultramarine blue.' Do you have any suggestions for finding shades that are closest to primary colors, if one only had a few colors to work with?
@@UltimatePaperMache there is a UA-camr MuralJoe, I think, who does wonderful murals with latex paint. He has a video about the primary colors of paint he gets to mix his colors. I haven’t needed to be that exacting so my general mixes have worked out. Most of my paints have been picked up as either oops paint or from yard sales. I am generally mixing similar colors so that I get a larger batch, or blues and yellows to get multiple shades of green. When I need to be exact I get the color made up in sample size or larger (for when a place has set defined color palette for the building)
I’ve been working on the hippo. Printed the pattern at 2x size and made a lower jaw and a back for him. He needs to look like he is standing in a river. Install is in June, hope to get photos of him and all the other animals.
@@tlccreates Thanks for the color tips! We're just starting out with the latex paint, but Jessie was able to get some nice fur colors. I'm going to check out MuralJoe's channel to learn some more - thanks for telling us about him. 😊
totally magic!!! thankyou.
You are a constant source of inspiration! Love your work! 💕
Thank you so much!
Wow he/she? is so adorable! .... Now I just have to go make one. XXX thank you kindly xx Trish in UK
Interesting... I tried calling it 'she' and it didn't work, but it bothered me that an Easter bunny should always be thought of as a boy. hmmm. By the way, if you made one we would love to see it. Please show it off on my blog here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
I enjoy watching you create your sculptures if they're long or short videos. I always feel like I learn something new every time. Yes to Jess and colour mixing 👍
Awesome, thank you!
Muy creativo!
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He sits :D💗
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I love those easy projects. As an art teacher, I all the time get inspiration from your channel and website, so, thank you so much!!!
I'm glad you're enjoying them. 😊
HI Jonni ! I love the bonny 🐰 so sweet.
I made pñata eggs and planning make a pepper 🌶for Cinco De May , 😁 so nice always see your videos 👍🏻 .
Blessing for you and your family
Piñata eggs are a great idea! I hope you had a wonderful Easter.
That's awesome
Thanks. 😊
Ohh WOW Jonni this reminded me of a ceramic piggy bank bunny i used to have has a kid only thing it was missing was the patches mine had at random locations. Great idea!
Were the patches needed because you broke into your piggy bank? 🙂
@@UltimatePaperMache no it was just made to look like a patchwork bunny
Yes to both simple videos and a color mixing video!
Thanks, Mike. 😊
Yes please ask your daughter to help us mix latex paints. I would really enjoy the help. Great little bunny.
She's going to try to put something together. Maybe a series of shorts, one main color at a time - does that sound like it would be helpful?
BEAUTIFUL....HUG FROM BRAZIL 🇧🇷😉😍
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I been racking my brain trying figure out what I could do with my 7 year old twin girls for Easter this year and this perfect answer . Thanks for sharing wonderful bunny 🐰 by way
Happy Easter 2022
That's great! I hope you all have fun next weekend. 🐰🙂
I like all your projects, it is wonderful seeing an expert at work :)
I like both 😺
Thanks for letting me know. 😊
I would love to learn how to learn how to mix latex paint colors. That would help me so much. I love making Halloween props and learning paint mixing would be fantastic.
That is a cute rabbit.
Thanks, Regina. Jessie says she'll do something for us as soon as she has a chance. She's thinking about doing a series of shorts, so we could watch just the one with the color we need. Does that sound like it would work?
I am happy watching your videos THANKS FOR SHARING THIS FOR US. We have an idea how to make it a rabbit and the latex paint..I love your work.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Have fun!
Vc sempre surpreendente. Maravilhosa sua arte. Agradeço seus ensinamentos. Feliz Páscoa
Thanks. I hope you had a great Easter, too. 😊
Always love watching your channel and watching what you create!
Thank you so much! 🐰
I like both but I really enjoyed this one because I can make this with my granddaughter Jaliyah she’s about to turn 7 and she loves to craft things✌️❣️🤗
Yes, this is a great project for her. Did you get a chance to make one last weekend?
You are always interesting to watch. You are a good teacher and you come up with neat ideas. I am thinking of making something in paper mache because I do not want to make any more quilts. When I make paper mache projects, I always cover them with a latex primer and then what ever paint I have around for the top coat. Good job on the video and the bunny. 😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃😃
Good to know! BTW, I saw a video recently where someone was making metal sculptures with what looked like low-poly papercraft patterns, blown up really big. I'm sure you've already seen them, but it made me think of you. This one is a doberman: ua-cam.com/video/fnMvhLqzAw0/v-deo.html
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Thanks for sending the Doberman link. Yes, I have seen art like that but I can not afford the program. I am thinking of making a big fish. I collect lots of pictures of metal art. I admire other peoples talent.
@@alanm3438 A fish sounds like a great idea. I didn't know there was a program involved in the low-poly metal animals. I didn't actually watch the videos, I just looked at what they made. I assumed they bought papercraft patterns, maybe from etsy.com, and printed them bigger. For some reason it didn't occur to me that they were designing the sculptures themselves. As for programs, the free Blender program is good at making low-poly animals (but it's hard for me to learn) and the files are unfolded to make printable patterns by Pepakura. I bought it years ago to make my wall elephant pattern, so maybe it's more expensive now. Everything seems to be going up... :(
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I was just in etsy looking at the programs. Those are a little more affordable. There are the paper PDF files that I could buy. Those are cheap. What could do is buy one of those, redraw the parts in CAD and then resize them to the size that I want. There are a lot of parts and it would take a lot of time. Since I do not have a job, I do have time. I did a poly paper once, the bear. It was interesting to make and then I covered it with your paper clay. Thanks for your kind heart and for thinking of me. The snow is just about gone here.
I would love quick projects like this! Not as intimidating and might give confidence for more advanced projects! Also paint tutorial would be great! Please, please, please!
Thanks for letting me know. I really appreciate your feedback - I'll ask Jessie about a color class tomorrow. 🐰🙂
So adorable! Love ur website and channel, so much fun! Thanks for posting!
Thanks so much! 😊
I’d truly enjoy a latex paint mix video-great idea (TBH learning so much more from videos now than any college art class). I have noticed latex house paint has a more even, smooth coverage. This could be a great way to use up old paint in the basement. The paint stores sell return colors cheap too. You asked about video length-I’ll tune into both the short quick projects and the more involved.
Thanks, Susan! 😊
I would love for your daughter to show us how to mix colors with latex paint! I have always wanted to learn how to do this. I have never tried painting with oils and that’s mostly why. 😩
Thanks - I'll let her know. 🐰🙂
Love this video!!!
Glad you liked it!! 😊
I know it’s been a few months since Easter, but I would still like to learn about mixing paint colors with you and your daughter!
Really liked how the paint job worked out with this bunny!
Did you see Jessie's recent paint mixing video that she shared with us? ua-cam.com/video/bnDXY5nfckw/v-deo.html
Me justa todo sus videos muy bonitos
muito obrigado. 😊
yes I would watch a vid on colour mixing with latex paint.
Thanks - I'll let my daughter know. 😊
What a great Easter Bunny, and very timely, LOL! I intend to try that one. I would definitely be interested in seeing a video on mixing paint colors, if you're daughter would be interested. Thanks!
Thanks, Debba. Jessie has said she'll try to help us out with paint mixing but she's not sure when. I'll keep my fingers crossed. And if you do make a bunny, be sure to come show it off on the Daily Sculptors page on my site - we'd love to see it! www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
i'd love to watch a color combo video!
Thanks - I'll let Jessie know. 😊
So cute! Thanks for sharing 🙂 yes please to Jessie colour mixing video ❤️
I'll ask her tomorrow. Thanks for letting me know that you'd like to see it. 🐰
I just found your channel by chance and I love your work. I have disc disease as well as social anxiety and depression so I don't leave the house much and I've been looking for something to keep my mind busy and I might look into doing this. It seems very therapeutic. You have great talent. I subbed and look forward to your next video.
I'm glad you found the channel. Have fun!😄
Jonni, the bunny is so cute and sure seemed simple to make. I aim to give your paper cache projects a try one day. Just need to make the time. I agree, pink would be nice for the inside of the ears.
On the latex paint. One of my favorite artists on the Daily Paintworks site is Teddi Parker. Her work is wonderfully fun, fresh and colorful. Most of her work is done using acrylic latex exterior house paint she gets at the hardware store. She has small sample batches made up in a typical range of hues using colors she chooses from the swatches they have. She augments with artists acrylics if she needs a "color boost". If you see her work it more than justifies using house paint for art.
Another of my favorite artists is Jessie! I love her work so much. In fact she is my very favorite artist at this time. So I sure would love to see her do a color mixing video. In fact she has a color workshop coming up this summer that I would have loved to take but I'll be finalizing the sale of my house and moving to a new place at just the same time. So if she's able to do a video here on your channel that would be a treasure.
Thanks for all you do Jonni to help us have fun and be creative!
Thanks, Terry - I'll go check out that artist. Someone asked me if the house paint would last as well as artists' acrylics, and I think you just answered that question! Jessie has said she'll try to put something together for us. And I'm sure she'll have more workshops if she can find students - she loves to teach. Good luck with your move! 😊
I would like to see a vintage bunny standing on all 4 legs pulled by a cart. Like the vintage ones made in Germany
I meant bunny PULLING a cart
That sounds like a great project. I already have a ton of projects already planned, though - you may beat me to it. 😊
It would be interesting to see her mixing colors.
Have you tried kilts paint? It covers and seals on walls. I think it would work for an under coat.
I used it in my bathroom, and it was very good. I think I've also used their primer on a paper mache sculpture, but I can't remember which one. I like using latex primer instead of gesso, because it's so much less expensive and seems to work just as well.
I would be interested
would love to see how to mix paint to get new colors
Coming soon! 😊
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I would like to see a video on mixing paint color.
Thanks for letting me know. I'll talk to Jessie tomorrow. 😃
Also would like to learn mix paint. Dan reeder said only need blue red yellow white and black, I stink at painting my projects lol
Yes, Dan is right, as always. But I think Jessie might start by showing us an easier way to make some nice browns for fur, with a more in-depth explanation of using just the primary colors in a separate video on he channel.
I would like to know how to mix the paint and I would watch that video yes And I love the brown inside ears
Thanks - Jessie says she'll do something for us as soon as she can. And that's interesting about the ears - I really still haven't decided myself. 😊
Both please!
OK, thanks! 😊
How fun I just made a 🐻 bear for a centerpiece for a baby shower, I also made a video, I don't have too much experience but I love art 😁😁😁
Your bear is adorable! You can post images and a link to your video on my website, if you'd like more people to see it. You can do that here: www.ultimatepapermache.com/daily-sculptors-group-page
Madame, Im not sure if that is called latex color but most of my portraits are painted with wall paint. Comes on cans of 5litres and costs around 7 to 12 euro (depending on the color because some have to be made by command.
Again, dont know if thats what you are speaking about, as the cans, though, say acrylic paint none the less ...
Yes, I think that's what I was talking about, Pedro. We call it "latex paint,' but I don't think there's any latex in it. I don't know if it's exactly the same as your acrylic paint, though. And I don't know if they make pure primary colors to use for mixing. Do you mix special colors from a limited palette, or do you get the store to mix them for you?
@@UltimatePaperMache they are actually called "vinyl matte" and I dare say its all purpose paint. Often shops have a variety of color palette and when you choose they should know what to add in order to have the color you've selected (its a machine that makes them, of course). When the can reaches one's hand is sealed so you cant actually see the result. I've had a few experiences where actually I have to rework the tone ... Once I asked for blue and got a sort of purple ..... But the caucasian skin tone is fantastic though ! Eh eh eh
@@UltimatePaperMache and yes, dries in minutes like any acrilyc paint and no it doesnt flake once dried :)
I'm interested in the paint mixing video
Thanks, Maggie.
Would plastic grocery bags be ok to use for sculpting under the tap?
Not helpful, but I love any video you put up!!
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoy the channel. 😊
I wonder if a armasure of tin foil would work, and use paper create in stead of oaoer mache?? what do you think thank you!!
It might work, but I haven't tried that. The foil armature might actually keep the air dry clay from cracking, but you'd need to experiment to find out.
The Bunny was adorable!
I would love to know how to mix latex paint colors.
I always check the “wrong color” shelf at Lowes for latex paints that have been mixed but weren’t exactly what someone wanted. The paints may be a gallon or quart, but always marked way down.
Great idea, Kim. 😊
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Sure would like color mixing instructions, hope that happens..
Yes, a video is coming soon. Maybe next week, if we keep our fingers crossed. 😊
Me Personally I will love to Learn of paint color. If your daughter can it swill be nice. If she can’t come. She can show you how and you can show us and explain us too. That will be nice too. It understandable she very busy. Love ❤❤❤❤❤
How did you make the flower and water glue, did you heat it?
Yes, I used cooked paste, but mostly because we were having a blizzard that day, and it felt nice to use warm paste. The recipe is here: ua-cam.com/video/K0w82bQcnMU/v-deo.html
Greetings Joanie! Can magnesium Carbonate be used in place of Calcium carbonate?
I'm not quite sure what you mean - I didn't use any calcium carbonate for the bunny. There is calcium carbonate in the drywall joint compound that's used for the paper mache clay recipe, but I've never used magnesium carbonate in anything so I can't tell you if it would work or not. Do some experiments if you have some on hand, and let us know how they turn out.
What kind of ingredients do you use to make the paper stick?
I used the cooked flour and water paste for this project. You can see the recipe here: ua-cam.com/video/K0w82bQcnMU/v-deo.html
Can glue and water work?
I prefer the more complex tutorial
Thanks for letting me know. 😊
Hello I am very upset. I tried making this at home but I accident got the paper Mache up my nose and I am currently in the hospital breathing through my mouth. Please make it clearer for fucks sake.
Sure would like color mixing instructions, hope that happens..
We just posted a video with Jessie, and you can find it here: ua-cam.com/video/bnDXY5nfckw/v-deo.html