I kind of adore how rough/splotchy the marker looks when you fill a large area. Like, it creates a really fun texture that looks super cool for example in the sky of the red one
I’ve heard it’s quite hard to get a consistent blend and that you have to press real hard to get some major pigment. I’m so not sure though because I’ve never actually used them before.
you should check out blackbean cms on youtube, i think he has made a video about it. hes a professional artist and uses crayola oil pastels for most of his pieces i believe, i don't know if he's stopped recently
It never fails to amaze me how you can utilize every art supply you try to get super fun textures in your art. If I saw these without context I would never have assumed they were made with crayola markers!
12:00 has to be my favorite drawing! I know it's the experiment piece but it's so colorful and beautiful and vibrant that I just want it on a hoodie! It's so inspiring to my channel seeing great art like this!💘💘💘
The funny thing is you can use the washable markers as 'watercolor like' markers since I've experimented with the Supertips before and found that they can be a fun sub for certain watercolor pallets since when they dry they do not get that overly cloudy/powdery look that really cheap watercolor tablets can get when they dry. At random I did a swatch test with a Supertip vs Sakura Koi vs Artist Loft Watercolor pens and the Crayola I used for the test was almost IDENTICAL to the actual watercolor pen and both had a smoother finish than the Koi which for some reason was picking up clumps even though I had used the same brush and paper for the colors. Oh well, that's what' experimenting is for.
I had these as a small child (10+ years ago maybe) and they were my favorite! I would do a bunch of cursive and “calligraphy” with them. Wish they had more colors though.
I love the idea of making a piece that is focused on each color while showcasing all of them! A fun challenge and way to encourage creative use of each! Also so fun to look at all together!
crayola had a different version of these when i was younger and they were my favorite thing ever. my grandma bought me new sets regularly because i would use them up so fast. they were so fun to draw with!
Okay, it is now my personal mission in life to find these! Crayola products are totally my guilty pleasure and I've never seen these before. Thank you so much for sharing.
When I have to be in the family room at home I take my iPad and my headphones and I binge watch you me and my sissy love you! I been watching you since I was little you actually helped me learn how to draw because I watched you for years and it mean a lot to have a UA-camr from my state!
I got some of things to try out a long time ago, played with them briefly, then forgot them... and now I wanna play with them again and dip them in water. Given how rarely I use them, if it kills them, at least they died fighting :D
Scribble some on a pallet and add water. So perhaps you get a more watercolor effect. I never use water-soluble of markers like that, right of the marker. I always scribble and use them with water. So they don't eat the paper... lol
Thanks Kasey! You just reminded me that I have such “paint brushes” (not sure if same company, since I don’t have a package card anymore) and decided to take them out of my drawer, from a box, out of a plastic bag. Or more like take just the very dirty plastic bag that apparently was still wet after 4 years. Now I remember how frustrating it was to use them, because they were leaking a loooot. And now I have my hands scratched, because I tried to wash it all off xD
I loved this! I used to have these as a kid I think i might even still have them in a pouch somewhere. Watching this made me want to try them out again!
I messed with these when i was younger, i rubbed the markers onto plastic mixed water and white paint with them and i was abke to use them like water colors. At that time i would do something similar with sharpies and alcohol (rubbing or purfumes my family didnt like lol)
It would've been funny of the cat was just a tourist in all the illustrations and instead of being scared or running away he would just be posing for a picture with a smile, wearing sunglasses and doing the peace sign.
They call the washable paint pens! Soooo they are for drawing on painted plaster walls and then be washed off! So not made of paint but design to be used in painted walls. ( I haven't read the other comments as if anyone else has realised this?)
wonder what would have happened if you had laid down a layer of water first and then coloured the bg in with the marker. might have helped with the splotchiness of blue maybe? i really lie the red and yellow. purple and blue were good concepts but i think more experience with layering and planning of how to execute the idea was needed, but i really like watching Kasey create simple yet fun and interesting art with kids or odd art suppies
When I was a kid I had a whole set of the crayola paint brush pens I think there was at least 12-24 colors but back then it actually was like crayola finger paints inside of a waterbrush type pen with actual paint brush bristles, so I was pretty disappointed when the ones you opened looked more like a brush tip marker
I kind of want to unironically get some of these. It seems like you can definitely do a lot of stuff with them, so yeah. Also, great video, as always :)
I know I'm late and maybe someone someone has already says this... But maybe this is a cat using up all of it's different lives? Each life it does in a different way and maybe the last one is the cat falling in love with the mysterious creature
Names - Red. "Introverted Cat" Yellow. "Cat Fading Out Of Reality" Green. "Cat Discovering Other Introverts (Cats)" Blue. "Cat Running From Difficult Situations" Purple. "Cat Gets Help" hope you like the names!
Me: ( Cringeworthy Serious Trailer Voice Tone ) " Finally, CRAYOLA has now join the GAME of the PAINT PEN market! " Also me: NO WHY ARE THERE SO FEW COLORS TO WORK WITH?! WHERE MA 24 COLOR BOIS AT!? At least replace violet and green with white and black for decent color mixing. 😞 Me sad. Good video though, also have you tried Crayola Washable Crayons? I tried to use them as watercolor crayons and they surprisingly work good as a watercolor medium, even if Crayola only intended them as washable crayons for easy kiddy art mess cleaning with no hassles. Crayola recently made a Crayola 64 Washable Crayons Pack if you are interested in trying out and even comparing it to the regular 64 Crayola Crayon Pack. I love how smoother and buttery they actually are and felt than the regular Crayola Crayons, mind you that they are a bit pricier than the normal 1s due to the different " washable pigment binder " formula they use for them. 🙂
Absolutely vibing with the first 2 pieces of "cat hiding from social interaction" and "cat accepting he's fallen in a super nova"
Oh my God… 😂
I got these for my nephew and he loves them. The only downsides are there’s no orange and they can be a little messy
It is odd orange always gets left out. :(
Yellow illustration : the pure embodiment of "This is fine"
You have captured the essence of introversion in the first four pieces, and as for the last represents the cat going on a blind date
You can actually scribble the markers in a plastic surface, and activate it with water to create new colors and it is waaayy more flexible that way
I kind of adore how rough/splotchy the marker looks when you fill a large area. Like, it creates a really fun texture that looks super cool for example in the sky of the red one
i know this is off topic but your icon is gorgeous :>
@@trevor7520 thanks man!!
I just figured out that Crayola sells oil pastels, I’m curious how well they’d do against like a fancy brand
I’ve heard it’s quite hard to get a consistent blend and that you have to press real hard to get some major pigment. I’m so not sure though because I’ve never actually used them before.
you should check out blackbean cms on youtube, i think he has made a video about it. hes a professional artist and uses crayola oil pastels for most of his pieces i believe, i don't know if he's stopped recently
im late, but theyre alright. used them a lot when i was younger
I LOVE how you created this awesome horror illustration in the first one and was like “oh he’s peeping around the corner, how cute”
It never fails to amaze me how you can utilize every art supply you try to get super fun textures in your art. If I saw these without context I would never have assumed they were made with crayola markers!
These all came out so cool! I love the variety of the compositions, they look straight out of a children's book :D
Crayola needs to sponsor you already!!
The space cat one is definitely my fave, I love the gradient around it
Yellow: finally, a drawing centered around me!
Red and purple: *:)*
Haha I thought they were all going to turn into cat in peril, but I really like the first one! Really intense story going on there!
12:00 has to be my favorite drawing! I know it's the experiment piece but it's so colorful and beautiful and vibrant that I just want it on a hoodie! It's so inspiring to my channel seeing great art like this!💘💘💘
Love that the cat in space looks like he’s accidentally merging between at least two different dimensions lol
@kasey did you know you can wear Crayola now ? Vans just released a collection in collab with crayola ;)
Oh my GOD… the ones with the little pencil flaps… I’m dead. 😂
I love the grass one! It looks like the car hiding was going to pounce on the other cat! Plus the °_° face was so cute!
Grandma: I love your art :)
🥺
The funny thing is you can use the washable markers as 'watercolor like' markers since I've experimented with the Supertips before and found that they can be a fun sub for certain watercolor pallets since when they dry they do not get that overly cloudy/powdery look that really cheap watercolor tablets can get when they dry.
At random I did a swatch test with a Supertip vs Sakura Koi vs Artist Loft Watercolor pens and the Crayola I used for the test was almost IDENTICAL to the actual watercolor pen and both had a smoother finish than the Koi which for some reason was picking up clumps even though I had used the same brush and paper for the colors.
Oh well, that's what' experimenting is for.
I had these as a small child (10+ years ago maybe) and they were my favorite! I would do a bunch of cursive and “calligraphy” with them. Wish they had more colors though.
I love the idea of making a piece that is focused on each color while showcasing all of them! A fun challenge and way to encourage creative use of each! Also so fun to look at all together!
The blue cat pose are so amazing I think🐱
I actually adore the green one. The cat has met a shy little friend!
crayola had a different version of these when i was younger and they were my favorite thing ever. my grandma bought me new sets regularly because i would use them up so fast. they were so fun to draw with!
Okay, it is now my personal mission in life to find these! Crayola products are totally my guilty pleasure and I've never seen these before. Thank you so much for sharing.
You just unlocked some childhood memories holy hell. I had these and i used them with my cousins,i remmeber LOVING them!
I loved how the cat looked like a meteorite zooming past Saturn on the yellow image 💛💛
Omg I just remembered you just got back to water color and you were the first artist that came to my head🙃
The monster in the blue one reminded me of the Alaskan bull worm. I hear they're hungry. 😄
oh my goodness I used these in middle school (10+ years ago) and adored the brush tip. Its wild they're still around.
When I have to be in the family room at home I take my iPad and my headphones and I binge watch you me and my sissy love you! I been watching you since I was little you actually helped me learn how to draw because I watched you for years and it mean a lot to have a UA-camr from my state!
I have these Crayola brush markers! They leak…a lot….
Too vivid colors, but not bad. Bold lines. Brushes aren’t bad. Not great but not bad.
2:26 why does this joke gets me *EVERY SINGLE TIME*
Your cat illustrations are my favorite!
I had those for years and loved them as a child (I even had the special crayola paint pen notebook)
Amazing video like always love youre content and i hate how underatted you are
Why do I get the feeling there will be a new warning label added to the packaging that the Paint Brushes should never be dipped in water?😂
I'd love to see a cartoon of this cat"s adventures and these drawings would be part of the intro sequence
I used to have these when I was a kid! They were my favorites!!
I got some of things to try out a long time ago, played with them briefly, then forgot them... and now I wanna play with them again and dip them in water. Given how rarely I use them, if it kills them, at least they died fighting :D
I need them…
More colors…
This isn’t for kasey…
This is for crayola…
They have a set of 40. But they aren't cheap.
@@SorrensSorrow oooh I might have to save up for that
I HAD THESE AS A KID AND NOW IM ADDICTED TO WATER COLOR AND BRUSH PENS
Just a series about a white cat having a really, really weird day
To make a children’s book you have to use children’s art supplies.
Hey future me: was it amazing as always?
Edit from the future: YES YES YES! AMAZING
Looks like markers with a felt brush tip.
Btw "Purple Rain" by Prince came to my mind
Scribble some on a pallet and add water. So perhaps you get a more watercolor effect. I never use water-soluble of markers like that, right of the marker. I always scribble and use them with water. So they don't eat the paper... lol
i absolutely need these as posters
your illustration are always so cool! thanks for sharing your experience with those paint (lol kind of!) pens :D
I remember having these when i was around 6 or 7.... about 16 years since then
You literally drew purple rain during the swatching!!!!
She knows lol
Thanks Kasey! You just reminded me that I have such “paint brushes” (not sure if same company, since I don’t have a package card anymore) and decided to take them out of my drawer, from a box, out of a plastic bag. Or more like take just the very dirty plastic bag that apparently was still wet after 4 years. Now I remember how frustrating it was to use them, because they were leaking a loooot. And now I have my hands scratched, because I tried to wash it all off xD
The green is my fave
I loved this! I used to have these as a kid I think i might even still have them in a pouch somewhere. Watching this made me want to try them out again!
The purple one's my favorite, and ot just because that's one of my favorite colours
I messed with these when i was younger, i rubbed the markers onto plastic mixed water and white paint with them and i was abke to use them like water colors. At that time i would do something similar with sharpies and alcohol (rubbing or purfumes my family didnt like lol)
I love the grass one tbh!! Super subtle and cute :’)
11:29 i believe those are technically called striations! i may be wrong tho, and planet stripes are a good name too lol
With the lack of the color pallete this still looks amazing
These pens look so juicy, and also great to do lettering.
I had them when I was younger. They dry out really fast
Purple rain!
It would've been funny of the cat was just a tourist in all the illustrations and instead of being scared or running away he would just be posing for a picture with a smile, wearing sunglasses and doing the peace sign.
I have these in an off brand. I haven't tried them yet. Good to know i may get the same results.
Your videos always make my day better when I’m feeling down. ♥️
I had a pack of those when I was a kid. I wrecked them so fast, I did not understand what a felt tip brush was ..
They call the washable paint pens! Soooo they are for drawing on painted plaster walls and then be washed off! So not made of paint but design to be used in painted walls. ( I haven't read the other comments as if anyone else has realised this?)
The purple one is definitely my favorite
I like your drawings kasey golden which is the favorite fruit
7:45 in my head the demon was peaking around the mountain to ask the cat how to get to Bells Canyon.
I remember when you used in love whit a ghost music,,, golden times
I love the look of these pens! Great artwork as always
I feel like being a product designer for Crayola would be an awesome job.
Love them all. =)
I had a set of those “Markers”… but they ran out fast.
Have you ever tried the crayola signature products? Its kind of their take on more professional supplies as one set is called blending markers.
They’re a bit like felt tips? But they’re pretty cool :) I also wish I had Kasey’s art style 🥹🥹
I love sakura koi pens .
Amazing art as usual
wonder what would have happened if you had laid down a layer of water first and then coloured the bg in with the marker. might have helped with the splotchiness of blue maybe? i really lie the red and yellow. purple and blue were good concepts but i think more experience with layering and planning of how to execute the idea was needed, but i really like watching Kasey create simple yet fun and interesting art with kids or odd art suppies
When I was a kid I had a whole set of the crayola paint brush pens I think there was at least 12-24 colors but back then it actually was like crayola finger paints inside of a waterbrush type pen with actual paint brush bristles, so I was pretty disappointed when the ones you opened looked more like a brush tip marker
They're so pretty!!!
i could see some kid really enjoying drawing on a wall with these lol
Lovvvvvve ur viddddds
I kind of want to unironically get some of these. It seems like you can definitely do a lot of stuff with them, so yeah.
Also, great video, as always :)
Poor kitty, burning up upon re-entering the atmosphere of that planet…
I had those when I was a kid
The last one is as if they are on a spooky little date
Hi Kasey!! I was wanting to get into watercolor and would like to know what you use for an average piece! (if thats not a problem)
I'm very late to this conversation but I would have tried to thin them out with rubbing alcohol, since these seem to be ink pens :)
You should've left the eyes on the whale thingy because the finished part looks really weird. Like, a misshaped claw or something.
I know I'm late and maybe someone someone has already says this... But maybe this is a cat using up all of it's different lives? Each life it does in a different way and maybe the last one is the cat falling in love with the mysterious creature
I wished that you did somthing with that ring with the planet
Love...❤️
I love your constant creativity and I always loved crayola 🍑💨💜
i had these when i was younger, they dried out rlly fast
Hey... Those are the colors of each of the playable characters in Donkey Kong 64!!
We got Diddy, DK, Chunky, Lanky, and Tiny!
Names - Red. "Introverted Cat" Yellow. "Cat Fading Out Of Reality" Green. "Cat Discovering Other Introverts (Cats)" Blue. "Cat Running From Difficult Situations" Purple. "Cat Gets Help" hope you like the names!
Me: ( Cringeworthy Serious Trailer Voice Tone ) " Finally, CRAYOLA has now join the GAME of the PAINT PEN market! "
Also me: NO WHY ARE THERE SO FEW COLORS TO WORK WITH?! WHERE MA 24 COLOR BOIS AT!? At least replace violet and green with white and black for decent color mixing. 😞 Me sad.
Good video though, also have you tried Crayola Washable Crayons? I tried to use them as watercolor crayons and they surprisingly work good as a watercolor medium, even if Crayola only intended them as washable crayons for easy kiddy art mess cleaning with no hassles. Crayola recently made a Crayola 64 Washable Crayons Pack if you are interested in trying out and even comparing it to the regular 64 Crayola Crayon Pack. I love how smoother and buttery they actually are and felt than the regular Crayola Crayons, mind you that they are a bit pricier than the normal 1s due to the different " washable pigment binder " formula they use for them. 🙂
I have an art challenge for you Kasey. Try making blue artworks not themed on the sky or ocean. I think you would come up with some creative things 😁