Wren feather same! I am like the perfect example for this picture i found once online... it says the hands of an artist, and basically there is like ink and everything on them 😅😂😂😂
Not an artist but I can relate. I prefer to write with ink pens rather than ballpoint pens and I always end up getting ink all over my hands since I write alot.
these are the comments if you're going to read them. *people are liking her T-shirt. *They love her accent. * She's doing everything wrong. * They think she's not an artist.
Omg your t-shirt is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo beutiful also love your accent and why are you doing everything wrong and i dont think you're an artist Oops i didnt realise i went into replies
Harshwardhan singh Well she did do the first hack wrong with the dryer sheet. If You’re going to do a hack to see if it works or not you can’t half ass it.
I told Dentist that I use dental floss for sewing up my homemade sketchbooks before I bind them with glue. He was SHOCKED... but his face... PRICELESS. I rarely use anything for its intended use in my art. Lowes thinks I'm weird.
I'm a preschool teacher. We make "puffy paint" all the time in my class! I love to use it to make snowmen with my kiddos in the winter time. Fyi, the ratio I always use is 1:1. Also, if you don't have shaving cream, you can use Cool Whip, not whipped cream. It will have the same texture as the shaving cream. 😊
For food coloring at Walmart... I have had the same problem locating it... Spices section... not cake/baking like I thought as well... Why? No clue... check there next time if you ever need them.
If you do that, print in wax paper and turn the contrast of the image up. That way when you spray the paper, it just stamps off after being pressed, no peeling required.
I've done quite a few photo transfers for my classes, but I've mainly done them on glass or tape to make my own stickers. One thing to keep in mind is what colors are actually seen, my printer didn't use white ink for the white spaces, so if you do make a transfer on a non-white background that is something to test before the final piece.
You can actually "clean" your paintbrushes with vinegar. You just let them sit in the vinegar and it will soften the paint. It won't remove it but the paintbrush will work properly again.
Allycia Lynn I feel that, like she didn’t specify if she used warm water on her paint brush so if she didn’t that could have been why it didn’t work for her
For paint brushes that are hard and I leave out on accident I get really hot water and put some dawn dish soap and put them in a cup the just leave them in there, sometimes it doesn't work all the way so you may have to do it multiple times.
Me: grabs a naturally flat paintbrush **Paintbrush stays flat** Me: I’m returning this brush Also, at first I thought the soap was a baked potato Edit: may 21, 2020: i have no recollection of making this comment, i also don’t understand my comment at all
Mod Podge makes photo transfer medium specifically for putting images on wood, canvas, etc. There are instructions on the back of the bottle. It works better than just plain Mod Podge and, in my opinion, preserves more of the photo's original color.
I’m just confused how she’s an artist and doesn’t know about photo transferring. I didn’t go to art college but was fortunate to go to an arts high school. We learned all the stuff lol. I only trust well rounded artists. I liked her until this video
@@_bewitchedbyyaz Well, just as you said, "well rounded". Lots of artists don't follow every part/aspect of art so it's not a huge surprise not knowing about photo transferring especially if you have no interest in photography or took no classes in it. I don't think any less of her for it, personally.
I didn't try those hacks, but it absolutely can't work for oil. Maybe for those new water solluble oil paints. It also can't work with acrylics. Once those are dry they are like plastic, no matter how much water you use or how long it soaked. I can only imagine water colors (yes, they can make your brush look like that too) or Gouache, wich both always react with water, no matter how long ago they dried.
@@olgahein4384 That's what I was thinking. I haven't painted in a while but I always used acrylics and hated when a brushes dried out uncleaned. It was ruined every time.
I tried this hack and it works for acrylic. Just take 3 dryer sheets, wrap them around the brush, use 6 ounces of water. Then mix it up making sure the brush flows through the water and rubs against the dryer sheets almost as if you’re trying to paint the dryer sheet in the water. Literally a completely crusty brush was like new after ten minutes of moving
You can make quick stickers with that rubbing method, too. No ModPodge needed. Take (glossy) clear sticky tape and place it over a laser printed image. I’m pretty sure Xerox version works, too. Scrape the surface with your fingernail (palette knife?) until all of the image touches the tape. Dunk the tape under water and rub off the printer paper. Let dry and the sticker is finished. 👍🏽
Usually tape winds up non-sticky, but a glue stick fixes that. I found magazines (the cheaper the paper, the easier it scopes off) work great. My favorite is to lay a mag page, then stencil, and tape, then burnish with paper tool, nail painting tool, or a Q-tip around the stencil edges, and finally soak for 10-15 minutes. Page usually comes away all on its own if you soak it long enough, And the stencil-covered areas are still sticky.
Another hack that actually works for dried paint brushes is boiling some water (and adding a tiny bit of vinegar if you can but you don’t have to) and pouring it in a cup. Let the brushes sit in there for a little bit and the dried paint loosens and your brushes are back to normal!
One time I put one of my best brushes in water and accidentally forgot about it and half of the bristles fell off since I use camel hair, so now I’ve got this awkwardly chiseled brush that I can’t use for detailing anymore because it’s impossible to roll on my palette, keep in mind that was a size 0 so it had potential before I did that. 😂
That was so clearly not dental floss in the photos though, I reckon you would have had an easier time with thick string or yarn. Good to know that dental floss works though
@@NevMutfak Yeh thread works well too, my point being that you need something that will soak up or at least hold enough of the ink - ink just slides off of dental floss and definitely doesn't get soaked up
Hi Chloe! Big fan of your videos! The first hack for dried paint actually works. I do art myself and have a few brushes I’ve accidentally set to the side. What I did was take 3 dryer sheets, and 6 ounces of water. I wrapped two of the dryer sheets around the actually brush and mixed it up. Like I was swirling the brushes and rubbing them and pressing them against the dryer sheet. Took ten minutes to get a large coating of paint off.
the shaving cream n coloring def works, infact alot of people tend to get like a big tray n fill it with that stuff put the paper fully over it press it down firmly but not submerging it then peel it off n clean it an you get a nice design it was fun n we did it in school not surprised it works as puffy paint too
I agree 💯! BUTTT does it have to be a certain kind? There's all different kinds now. And I don't want to spend an arm and a leg on varnish. I'd rather spend it on expensive brushes and high quality paints.....or reefer...a girl has priorities after all.
Anna Hoffer i believe we just used a cheap wood varnish in my art class and it worked fine!!! anything to bring back the vibrance because the transfers can be pretty grainy and dry/faded looking
I was doing a watercolour painting today and i noticed one of my favourite brushes were really hard and sort of crusty so i tried to wash it, dipped it in water with soap ETC and nothing worked until later on when i was painting my nails I thought i would try rubbing the paintbrush in the 'Acetone Nail Polish Remover' and it loosened it and now it is back and at perfect use. It Didn't affect standard of my paintbrush and it became as good as new!
I totally SWEAR BY Pink Soap for all my paintbrushes!! It’s SOOO amazing! It conditions brushes, it’s so concentrated you hardly have to use any at a time, and all my brushes look and perform like brand new, no matter how old they are. Plus, it smells like almond oil, and makes your hands baby-soft! 👍🏻
Really fun video. I've actually been curious about some of these hacks myself so I'm super glad you did them! I've also done some these myself. For the soap frayed brush, it doesn't last. After you wet it you just get soap in your paint or water and it goes back to it being frayed again. The Crayola marker watercolor. I've done this to and it's great! Just wet the plastic really quickly after you put the marker on or it'll dry. Also instead of putting water on the paper I just dropped a ton of water on to the plastic and you get the same effect. You can also make a sort of DIY copic with this method. Color permeant marker on plastic and mix it with rubbing alcohol. I've done a few of my inktobers this way and its pretty great, cheap, and easy. It's not the real thing but it does quite well.
Definitely late to the party here 😂 The floss flowers are best done with cotton string or thread. Or any other fabric thread. Just not plastic dental floss
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chloe likes = i donate 1000000 dollars (jk i way to broke 4 that)
When no matter what happens to you, your still crusty like that paintbrush with the dryer sheet.
Greetings from Kansas♡
My raven drawing is almost done
Chloe Rose Art you are the best I wish u could Show us how to do more art but No Judging I love your video
I always have ink on my hands. Sometimes I don’t even remember how I got it on my hands. It’s just... there.
Wren feather same! I am like the perfect example for this picture i found once online... it says the hands of an artist, and basically there is like ink and everything on them 😅😂😂😂
Not an artist but I can relate. I prefer to write with ink pens rather than ballpoint pens and I always end up getting ink all over my hands since I write alot.
Stargazer I once found red maker on my nose. First of all, why do I always get ink on my face. Second, I don’t remember using a red marker that day
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Always paint
I'm never safe
*the algorithm has chosen you*
Hattie Francis FETUS LUKE OH GOD
I FUCKING LIVE FOR UR PP
Oh hey I’ve seen you on here before
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The soap hack is actually something my grandma showed me, it works best with dry soap and slightly damp brushes.
anonymous person No slightly damp so it’s not enough water to really make much of a reaction.
But wouldn't the soap on the brush then react with any kind of paint you'd be using then?
Ilka .Waffy The best answer you can get is to try it yourself and see. That way you’ll definitely know if it works or not.
these are the comments if you're going to read them.
*people are liking her T-shirt.
*They love her accent.
* She's doing everything wrong.
* They think she's not an artist.
Thank you
Harshwardhan singh thanks!!!! The most useful comment for people like me who hate people and read comments... keep doing it!
😀
Omg your t-shirt is sooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo beutiful also love your accent and why are you doing everything wrong and i dont think you're an artist
Oops i didnt realise i went into replies
Harshwardhan singh Well she did do the first hack wrong with the dryer sheet. If You’re going to do a hack to see if it works or not you can’t half ass it.
"it's just getting bigger cuz I can't seem to get the shape right" Story of the artists
VintageWonderland me whenever I try to draw a flower
Whenever I do my eyeliner
More like the story of anyone whose ever tried applying eyeliner😂
Yes I’m a self taught junior artist 👩🎨 and I totally agree
Imogen Smith
Relatable
I am starting to think that Chloe and my youngest daughter have lots in common. They both seem to never wash their paint brushes properly...
How old is she?
I’m the same way and I’m 27 😩
I’m so bad for this I can’t even tell you 😂 why do you think I love digital art so much??
@@_.-._.-. my youngest is 11.
@@ChloeRoseArt it's obvious your bad at it from seeing those rocks you call brushes.
I told Dentist that I use dental floss for sewing up my homemade sketchbooks before I bind them with glue. He was SHOCKED... but his face... PRICELESS. I rarely use anything for its intended use in my art. Lowes thinks I'm weird.
Dental floss is a great craft tool, also comes in handy in some baking projects as well(cutting things gently)!
My art teacher would always cut the blocks of clay with dental floss
Timothy Messer Does that make the binding stronger? I've only ever used sewing thread to bind.
@@elisabethcross5143 same
Not weird. Creativity is an amazing talent.
"this is actually pumpkin...it's orange...it's orange.... damnit" 😂😂😂😂😂😂
What
I'm a preschool teacher. We make "puffy paint" all the time in my class! I love to use it to make snowmen with my kiddos in the winter time. Fyi, the ratio I always use is 1:1. Also, if you don't have shaving cream, you can use Cool Whip, not whipped cream. It will have the same texture as the shaving cream. 😊
Thanks!! :) that’s helpful
All the dislikes are from troom troom
XD LOL
xD
True because they think there better than evryone
True
XD
fun fact hand sanitizer melts down dried acrylic paint. My art prof and I found that out by accident
What do you mean?? Like it reactivated the paint?
@@kenji9063 They might've been trying to clean the bottles? Maybe recycle them as art supply holders.
Don't you have to be careful of the glue that holds the bristles together? I use nail polish remover to try and get the gunk off
@@kenji9063 hello how are you
Is that because it has alcohol in it?
For food coloring at Walmart... I have had the same problem locating it... Spices section... not cake/baking like I thought as well... Why? No clue... check there next time if you ever need them.
Theres another section near the party stuff with more professional baking items, such as food coloring.
@@summerpartridge9131 I'm pretty sure she lives in america
@Stephane Trax sorry, I just assumed cus her accent
@@summerpartridge9131 Not trying to be rude, but she literally said she went to her walmart xD
shes from the uk and she doesn't have a walmart, we have asda, but its owned by walmart x
12:02 "Drown. In the ink please. Thank you." 😂😂😂
She's the Ann Reardon of Art
Mettatonyx lol that’s what I thought
Dat so true
Who’s Ann Reardon
@@Boltofmercury search how to cook that
I love Ann reardon!
"I stupidly don't have gloves on me, this is probably a mistake" Is this, are we sure this is not a 2020 video? 🤣🤣😭
11:45 wearing a white shirt probably wasn't such a great idea either...
Emi- Chan at least it wasn’t stained
Ocean Man yet.....
Reptile World yet it wasn’t stained. ._.
Ocean Man yet but thats risky
The canvas one also works on wood too. If I remember correctly it all depends on the printer ink. Though I never knew how long it last.
Tezzica oooo that’s good to know! Thanks for telling me!
If you do that, print in wax paper and turn the contrast of the image up. That way when you spray the paper, it just stamps off after being pressed, no peeling required.
Yeah we've been doing it in art, it works on wood and fabric and we just used pva glue instead of mod podge
You should use laser printed pictures :)
I've done quite a few photo transfers for my classes, but I've mainly done them on glass or tape to make my own stickers. One thing to keep in mind is what colors are actually seen, my printer didn't use white ink for the white spaces, so if you do make a transfer on a non-white background that is something to test before the final piece.
roses are red
my name isn’t dave
this poem makes no sense
microwave
classic haha
Art
*stolen
Poet and you didn’t know it!
Jinkook actually the real poem says my name is dave.... so no, i didn’t really steal it.
I can't lie i was super frustrated when you were using such a small brush with the crayola markers 😭barely any water
I’ve never seen or heard of this UA-camr. I love her already.
Amazing😂😂
Look whose appeared
Instagram has the best tips 😂😂
Wow he is here 🤩🤩🤩
Oh hey
Eyyy ZHC! Artist army here! 🙌
Omg funniest thing I heard all day! Chloe telling the string to drown as she stabs it down into ink.
You can actually "clean" your paintbrushes with vinegar. You just let them sit in the vinegar and it will soften the paint. It won't remove it but the paintbrush will work properly again.
Luzie Hanna I tried this hack a long time ago from a Pinterest post! It works so well!
She’s already tried it in one of her videos
Luzie Hanna - I've also boiled lemon juice, and that works really nice!
@@claudettemiskell2763 oh good to know thanks
Does this work better on a certain type of brush than others? I used synthetic almost plasticy brushes and it didn't work for me
Dish soap and
HOTwater
Will make your dried paint brushes undry
Thank u
Is it me or did is sound like she said “Cob Ross”
She did say"cob Ross" as she took her initial "C" and Bob Ross's name
No hate just saying😊
@@dhavalrajkumar9549 She said clob ross
Clob Ross
Chloe Rose
R. Noah Allen omg I it was just me and if I left a comment like this everyone would think I was crazy
I somehow get bothered when people don't follow the directions exactly...
Allycia Lynn I feel that, like she didn’t specify if she used warm water on her paint brush so if she didn’t that could have been why it didn’t work for her
Type A personalities, unite!
and using the SMALLEST paintbrushes for all these "hacks" drove me mental!!
yerp me to i literally didnt finish the video
Me too, ughhh
"Instagrams a great place"
Let me direct you to the Instagram Comedy section, then tell me that
Im latina
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@@kenji9063 never heard of lele pons the "queen" of instagram comedy its literally a meme of her....
E-Thotties
@@kenji9063 yes it is
For paint brushes that are hard and I leave out on accident I get really hot water and put some dawn dish soap and put them in a cup the just leave them in there, sometimes it doesn't work all the way so you may have to do it multiple times.
Me: grabs a naturally flat paintbrush
**Paintbrush stays flat**
Me: I’m returning this brush
Also, at first I thought the soap was a baked potato
Edit: may 21, 2020: i have no recollection of making this comment, i also don’t understand my comment at all
-4 subscribers with sucky content same lmao
Wait, I see you everywhere! Congrats!
Me too!
I thought it was a thumb
iiLovelyJulie i see myself everywhere too
Nobody:
Chloe: drown in the ink... Please
I may not be the one to comment first
But I’m watching at 2x speed and I fully intend to finish watching first.
Itz_AraStar hahahahaha I love this
Itz_AraStar this a genius comment tbh
😂😂😂
Chloe I love you this is so adorable and tho also at 4:04 if you use a bigger softer brush it will be easier!! Ok I go back to watching now
💞💞
Im a fan of yours
Mod Podge makes photo transfer medium specifically for putting images on wood, canvas, etc. There are instructions on the back of the bottle. It works better than just plain Mod Podge and, in my opinion, preserves more of the photo's original color.
bluefox99887 yes! Typically mod podge acts as a primer for absorbent bases. Cosplayers use it a lot for foam!
I’m just confused how she’s an artist and doesn’t know about photo transferring. I didn’t go to art college but was fortunate to go to an arts high school. We learned all the stuff lol. I only trust well rounded artists. I liked her until this video
Yaz Valentin I didn’t learn much art until outside of high school but tbh there are a lot of the basics that she’s missing which is very strange.
@@_bewitchedbyyaz Well, just as you said, "well rounded". Lots of artists don't follow every part/aspect of art so it's not a huge surprise not knowing about photo transferring especially if you have no interest in photography or took no classes in it. I don't think any less of her for it, personally.
Confusion.
“Drown in the ink please.” -best quote of the year: Chole Rose Art
"They've put it really fancily on the paper" 😂😂😂😂
All I was thinking during the video
*WHERE DID YOU GET THAT SHIRT?!*
I’m actually not kidding
I'm pretty sure it's primark? There are a lot of stitch things in there at the moment :)
Oh, thank you!! :D
Yeah I've got it, £3 from Primark 👍
MIRACULOUS LADYBUG! 🐞
@Isha Mukesh ?
Y’all know it’s a good day if Chloe uploads 😃
Ashley Soto yay! Thank you!
No problem ahh I got noticed by art senpai!!
everything is so bright i cant even see what shes doing so thats fine. love that for me.
I love how she was surprised at the results of some hacks that did work...I just had so much fun seeing her getting surprised!😂
"Drown in the ink please.... Thank you" That was kinda dark
I liked it
The first thing I thought after clicking this video: "Chloe, that shirt looks adorable on you."
Sarah Sears thank you!
1:56 What kind of paint was on the brush? If oil maybe the technique was for acrylic, or vice-versa.
I didn't try those hacks, but it absolutely can't work for oil. Maybe for those new water solluble oil paints.
It also can't work with acrylics. Once those are dry they are like plastic, no matter how much water you use or how long it soaked. I can only imagine water colors (yes, they can make your brush look like that too) or Gouache, wich both always react with water, no matter how long ago they dried.
@@olgahein4384 That's what I was thinking. I haven't painted in a while but I always used acrylics and hated when a brushes dried out uncleaned. It was ruined every time.
The paint in the video was actually wet too, so it’s not a technique for dry paint
tbh it’s probably watercolour
I tried this hack and it works for acrylic. Just take 3 dryer sheets, wrap them around the brush, use 6 ounces of water. Then mix it up making sure the brush flows through the water and rubs against the dryer sheets almost as if you’re trying to paint the dryer sheet in the water. Literally a completely crusty brush was like new after ten minutes of moving
Me: “There’s a lot of TRASH there”
Chloe: “There’s a lot of gAaAHbage there”
Not funnyur making fun of her accent
@@michael123574 yes
There an idiot here
Funny thing British accents are better and fancier than American ones
Chloe: Can't find a frayed brush
Me : You can take all my brushes
Well I tried that bookmark trick and it workss!!!
*What we all waited for.*
How do you not have 1mil subs yet! This channel is so underrated it’s so amazing
“It’s orange DAMMIT!!” 😂
That moment you realize the "terrible" life hacks are amazing
You can make quick stickers with that rubbing method, too. No ModPodge needed. Take (glossy) clear sticky tape and place it over a laser printed image. I’m pretty sure Xerox version works, too. Scrape the surface with your fingernail (palette knife?) until all of the image touches the tape. Dunk the tape under water and rub off the printer paper. Let dry and the sticker is finished. 👍🏽
Reija N oh yeah! I remember a video someone did on using that to make names for pencils and things... it didn’t work for me oops
Usually tape winds up non-sticky, but a glue stick fixes that. I found magazines (the cheaper the paper, the easier it scopes off) work great. My favorite is to lay a mag page, then stencil, and tape, then burnish with paper tool, nail painting tool, or a Q-tip around the stencil edges, and finally soak for 10-15 minutes. Page usually comes away all on its own if you soak it long enough, And the stencil-covered areas are still sticky.
Thanks so much! This worked!😀
Clear Mac tac you can use it instead of tape
I littrelly just came across your channel it was in my suggestion and i fell in LOVE wowoiwwa {i subbed}
aw thank you so much! :D
Omg sameee
Chloe Rose Art omg thanks so much for replying wow i adore you so much
You’re so happy and delightful and fun to watch. You make me feel like a kid again too by watching you experiment like a child. Fun.
"Its just getting bigger because I cant get the shape right" lmao my life
6:26
Sophie it’s called Deco Podge my mom does it ALL the time
BTW : This is not hate just wanted to inform you or anyone else 💙 love 💕 your videos!!!
Bump
The "bookmark" one at 4:15 would make an awesome cosmic design...I feel inspired now
i use the washable marker one all the time it works
9:50 Oh no, not 5 Minute Crafts!!!
At least it's not troom troom
Ha lol
12:00 more 5 min crafts
Memo 24 Yeah, it was painful.
random internet person True.
Another hack that actually works for dried paint brushes is boiling some water (and adding a tiny bit of vinegar if you can but you don’t have to) and pouring it in a cup. Let the brushes sit in there for a little bit and the dried paint loosens and your brushes are back to normal!
Ok nine months late but i just saw that i have the same t shirt like you
You've just earned a new subscriber, you're so lovely :)
yum my Same! Fun channel!
YAYAY, you’re videos make me laugh, your nervous laughter is the best xD
xhanaox MSP thank you!!
Art professors when I was at school recommended that mod podge technique multiple times while I was in college, so it is legit
One time I put one of my best brushes in water and accidentally forgot about it and half of the bristles fell off since I use camel hair, so now I’ve got this awkwardly chiseled brush that I can’t use for detailing anymore because it’s impossible to roll on my palette, keep in mind that was a size 0 so it had potential before I did that. 😂
That was so clearly not dental floss in the photos though, I reckon you would have had an easier time with thick string or yarn. Good to know that dental floss works though
We used to do that in elementary school with sewing thread
@@NevMutfak Yeh thread works well too, my point being that you need something that will soak up or at least hold enough of the ink - ink just slides off of dental floss and definitely doesn't get soaked up
@@yepitsthatguy5278 yeah, exactly
Wait wait why are you using such a tiny brush? 😂😂
For all them little details
The rest of her brushes were covered in dried up paint propably
For adding small details in cracks
The last one is one of the first things taught in our first standard art class 😅
haha my mother used to do the string art with me when I was a little kid- I loved it :-D and you reminded me thx! now I will do this again with my kid
12:00 more than ten years ago I used to do the floss art w/ watercolors when I was in elementary school my teacher taught us
you kinda look like what anna kendrick's and zoella's baby would look like
8:12 my mom has done this! It always turns out nice, except when you get crinkles on the paper 😅
Except she puts on wood.
My grandma always used to use the soap trick, it’s how she took care of every brush when she was done using it
I love these videos! I started a creativity/ Art channel of my own and watching these really inspire me! 🥰
the mystery of chloe's missing glue gun
"This video isn't sponsored by Disney" 🌝❤️
Omg I was literally going to wear that shirt tomorrow Stitch is my fav!
Ps I love your channel 😄
Absolutely loved your big canvas !! I might have to give this a go
im not sure abt yall but 2:53 was my favorite part 😂😂
Chloe: "Drown in the ink... Please..."
Me: "Ahhh, so if you ask people nicely with the magic word they would die for you? Thanks for the tip"
We used to do the ink and string at school in our exercise books.
WHEN I WAS SCROLLING THROUGH THE COMMENT I NOTICED THE USERNAME I FREAKED ME OUT MY NAME IS JOLENE M SMITH
My user name is a cross between my real name and John Smith (Doctor Who)
Chloe: “It’s going to be severely damaged after having my face on it, that’s for sure!”
Me: “What are you talking about Chloe you are very pretty!”
Yeh lol
10:42 If I had told my 1 year old self that in 10 years I would be watching someone paint balloons with shaving foam, I would be pretty shocked
Hi Chloe! Big fan of your videos! The first hack for dried paint actually works. I do art myself and have a few brushes I’ve accidentally set to the side.
What I did was take 3 dryer sheets, and 6 ounces of water. I wrapped two of the dryer sheets around the actually brush and mixed it up. Like I was swirling the brushes and rubbing them and pressing them against the dryer sheet. Took ten minutes to get a large coating of paint off.
the shaving cream n coloring def works, infact alot of people tend to get like a big tray n fill it with that stuff
put the paper fully over it
press it down firmly but not submerging it then peel it off n clean it an you get a nice design
it was fun n we did it in school
not surprised it works as puffy paint too
the photo transfer works best when you varnish it afterwards!!
I agree 💯! BUTTT does it have to be a certain kind? There's all different kinds now. And I don't want to spend an arm and a leg on varnish. I'd rather spend it on expensive brushes and high quality paints.....or reefer...a girl has priorities after all.
Anna Hoffer i believe we just used a cheap wood varnish in my art class and it worked fine!!! anything to bring back the vibrance because the transfers can be pretty grainy and dry/faded looking
I was doing a watercolour painting today and i noticed one of my favourite brushes were really hard and sort of crusty so i tried to wash it, dipped it in water with soap ETC and nothing worked until later on when i was painting my nails I thought i would try rubbing the paintbrush in the 'Acetone Nail Polish Remover' and it loosened it and now it is back and at perfect use. It Didn't affect standard of my paintbrush and it became as good as new!
Omg your shirt is so cute! Stitch is my favourite Disney character! You are so awesome I love your channel! ❤️
I totally SWEAR BY Pink Soap for all my paintbrushes!!
It’s SOOO amazing! It conditions brushes, it’s so concentrated you hardly have to use any at a time, and all my brushes look and perform like brand new, no matter how old they are.
Plus, it smells like almond oil, and makes your hands baby-soft! 👍🏻
Really fun video. I've actually been curious about some of these hacks myself so I'm super glad you did them! I've also done some these myself.
For the soap frayed brush, it doesn't last. After you wet it you just get soap in your paint or water and it goes back to it being frayed again.
The Crayola marker watercolor. I've done this to and it's great! Just wet the plastic really quickly after you put the marker on or it'll dry. Also instead of putting water on the paper I just dropped a ton of water on to the plastic and you get the same effect. You can also make a sort of DIY copic with this method. Color permeant marker on plastic and mix it with rubbing alcohol. I've done a few of my inktobers this way and its pretty great, cheap, and easy. It's not the real thing but it does quite well.
First vid on watching you and I already love your content😂😂😂
Yes finnaly left handed person
That last one definitely works I agree! I've done it with children and they are amazed!!!
What I like about your videos most, is that you have very good sense of humor and a great personality!
Definitely late to the party here 😂
The floss flowers are best done with cotton string or thread. Or any other fabric thread. Just not plastic dental floss
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I love her accent!
Slay Cait aw thank you haha
Chloe Rose Art yay, you replied!! Your accent is so cute I just HAD to comment that, wish I had that accent!
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I actually likes how u give the stupid hacks second chances without judging them too fast.. like i do!! Always 😂
I've tried the printout on canvas so many times I've given up, also I found out that it depends on what printer is used, it has to be inkjet.
I have a friend who's a photographer, and she does the transfer trick to sell canvas prints to people ^-^.
I’m supposed to be doing homework rn. But I would rather watch this.. H E L P😂🤦♀️😭