The reason why I asked if “glitch” was a character is because the grammar on the actual hack made it appear as though it was a name. It said “how to draw glitch” not how to draw “a glitch” so I wasn’t sure if it was a character from a show that had glitches and they referred to as “glitch” hopefully that clears it up! I know what a glitch is 😅
For the bead string pulling, they probably used pouring acrylic, its acrylic paint mixed with a pouring medium so you can do acrylic pours, making the paint runnier. The same as the base black coat. Your first one looks really pretty though, the second one too, but I prefer the colours of the first. Also resin doesn't usually like having things in it that have moister inside in, leaves would be better dried, you can get some weird reactions with moisture in resin.
The watermelon "hack" is basically just a version of a style of painting called one stroke painting. You should do a video where you attempt a one stroke painting using acrylic. It's a really fun technique to use and is great for painting flowers or anything where you need a good blend or a gradient. (It works really well for sunsets too.)
I remember from this Donna Dewberry on PBS. She said she invented the method, and I don't know if that's accurate. But it's definitely where I saw it first. She loved making floral designs with it.
@@Pixels_and_Points I don't think that she invented it, because it's a practice seen in traditional folk art from a few different countries and can be seen in some very old paintings, but she definitely brought it into the modern era and popularized it. There are some videos of her doing demos here on TH-cam that are super informative for anyone interested in the technique.
My mom got really into the Donna Dewberry courses and even set up an eBay business using the one stroke method back in the day Swish, turn, flick has saved many a painting for me lol
"Why is she using pen on the t-shirt...maybe it's water-soluble or something, she must know what she's doing." *3min later* "I stupidly used a pen to draw out the Mickey...why would I do that?" Oh, Chloe... rip
I was watching her draw those circles on the t-shirt and was thinking, "WTH is she drawing circles on that shirt???" lol However, had she used a sharpie marker, she could have salvaged the shirt by pouring isopropyl alcohol over the black pen marks and made it look like it was tie dyed that way… I helped out with Vacation Bible School when my daughter was about 9 or 10 and we made "tie dyed" t-shirts with the kids… we had them draw what ever they wanted on their t-shirts using sharpie markers…nonce they were finished with them, then we took 91% isopropyl alcohol and poured it over the sharpie marker drawings… the alcohol caused the sharpie ink to "bleed," making the shirts have a Tie dyed effect… not only could the kids make custom designed shirts, it was also far less MESSY!!!!
Please be careful when working with resin Guys, in a well ventilated room and use gloves because it can cause irritation on the skin, the fumes arent the greatest to inhale either so preferably wear a mask, stay save everyone ❤️
I was just about to say!!! I cringed when she didn't wear a mask, which should be a respirator, or gloves when working with the resin! Know what you're working with!!
oh well exactly, some use uv resin which (i have learned overtime) doesn’t cure fully when using a uv lamp, for me they always need a Little bit of sun
@@isa-bu2pb uv resin is a bit different than epoxy. Epoxy you definitely need a respirator and gloves. Uv I havent seen anyone say that you need a respirator but if you can get one you probably should.
Emma Young ALL resins require a respirator. You only have one set of lungs, don’t mess them up thinking low odour resin (those are usually marketed as ‘less toxic’) are not harmful too. All resins in their uncured and active states are toxic. It is only no longer toxic once it is fully and correctly cured. Please go buy a respirator with carbon filters rated for VOCS. It should be noted that just because you can’t smell the fumes, doesn’t mean they are not there! Again, please go buy a respirator.
To get resin off your fingers, get some Fast Orange, or Gojo. Its mechanic's soap, smells like oranges, and it contains bits of pumice that help get oil, tree sap, and in our case resin off your hands =3
Have you tested that yourself? Never thought there's be something so get resin off since it is not like an oil but basically a layer of straight out plastic stuck to the skin.... :)
@@chronischgeheilt It tends to work pretty well for me. Maybe not 100% perfectly, but I have two part resin, and the lids always feel like tree sap and are difficult to get off without getting yourself dirty (though I have gloves now). But, the mechanic's soap gets it off much better than plain ol soap and water. I keep a bottle of it under my bathroom sink just for crafting with.
I am not a professional but...some things that you should keep in mind while using resin are:- 1) always mix hardener and resin thoroughly .... even though u think it's mixed complete 2) always avoid cavities on the surface you are pouring the resin on if possible...(like you covered the whole leave with glue and prevented the leaves' edges from poking out from the wood surface as it might have created cavity for air bubble ) 3) always ready the instructions of the resin bottle 4)some resin are exothermic and radiate a lot of heat in the surroundings if poured in a lot of quantity 5) once poured vibrant the surface gently avoiding any spills to help the air bubble to come upward on the surface and then using lighter or a small blow torch to pop the bubbles on the surface to get a good transparent finish. 6) always always cover hands with latex gloves to prevent skin contact.
Also, you shouldn't use fresh plants or flowers in resin-only dried. Fresh ones will eventually start to break down, essentially they'll rot inside of the resin and look terrible.
@@jacquelinetremblay4166 Me: She's gonna put her hair up-- Oh guess not. She's gonna open a window-- No, ok. She's gonna put on gloves-- Oh God, ok, guess not. She's gonna tape up the underside of that tray to prevent leaks-- *WOMAN*.
is it rlly her fault though? imagine how many people aren't practicing safe ohs with resin because of these hacks that make it look like such a carefree craft
@@bnuuybnuuy5712 I mean this was just kind of a light hearted joke, and kind of a poke at ourselves too. I know these things because of mistakes i've made. And not to be this person but they are wearing gloves in the video. I agree resin has been turned into a bit of a light hearted thing, similar to how making soap has be come trendy but there are dangers to doing these crafts wrong. Fortunately most of the mistakes made in this video are common and not really super dangerous, just very unfortunate.
When you were plugging your podcast I was thinking "I hope she interviews Evan and Katelyn!" And then when the last hack was resin and you asked "How do I get it off my fingers?" I was like, SHE HAS TO INTERVIEW EVAN AND KATELYN!! :D If you don't know them, they're makers/TH-camrs who are known for working in resin a lot. I think it would be really funny to talk to them on your podcast and you could share your experience with them!!
Yessssss I love them too! They live in houston tx and I love their wholesome videos. Great art and great humor. I watch all their gaming channels too. And their pod cast. Hard to find quality like them on youtube anymore. I think she would adore them and they would adore her. 🐱 and I think the supurrvisor would approve! HAHAHA!
Lots of people have already given great tips about resin but here's some more: Water doesn't mix well with resin, which is probably why the original hack used fake leaves. Basically it can "overactivate" the resin, cause an accelerated chemical reaction, and overheat and cause a lot of bubbling. The "weight" of the resin doesn't matter, if the leaves weren't glued down they float. A lot of people who work with resin will often do things in multiple pours, or use other strategies to secure an object to a spot. Also lots of people use a heat gun or vacuum chamber to get rid of bubbles. Wear gloves and work in a well ventilated area when working with resin!!! Resins can be very volatile and bad to breathe or get on your skin! There are MANY types of resin for different purposes, I'm no expert on this, but Peter Brown's YT channel "Shop Time" has used many types of resins due to differences in clarity, work time, resilience, etc.
The Mickey Face Hack: You failed to catch one detail: the face and ears of the mickey shape was placed carefully on one end of the "snake" and painted separately from the rest. It's clearly visible at 2:25 of your video. Three little blue, separated part on the end. And I'm not an expert, I just payed attention to the original video.
The chain one is usually used with the paint they use for acrylic pouring, both the black and the colorful paint ^-^. Edit: although they don't say that, so don't feel bad or anything. I just wanted to let you know in case you wanted to try it again.
I'm writing this down so I can find it easier later: Sketch it Black fineliner Red slightly left Blue slightly right I noticed they added white lines w/ probably a gel pen as well.
That last one isn't a "hack" it's just an art project 🤷🏽 also the string pull one I wouldn't consider a hack, it's just a different technique for pouring acrylics. Lovely video though
I felt that way about a lot of these! They're not at all "hacks", but I think that word sets off the youtube (and probably instagram) algorithm like mad, so both she and the original video creators are going to use that word :P
@@justabaritone845 I've been wiping the resin off my hands with paper towels or shop towels as much as possible, then washing my hands with dish soap because I routinely forget to buy the right gloves for working with resin. I don't work with resin often so I keep forgetting I need gloves and then get it on my hands. It's not the best because my hands have been a bit tacky afterwards so I'll try acetone next time I get resin on my hands
Nail polish remover gets out resin, or just acetone to break the bonds Resin is tricky but fun! I was worried yours was going to leak out the back of that tray, it would have been good to seal the whole bottom with modge podge then paint w/e an let that all dry before adding it. You should use a blowdryer/ lighter to pop any air bubbles on the top so you have a nice smooth surface. With my resin projects I have these huge plastic tubs to store my projects while they cure, keeps any pet hair out and contain that chemical smell. You could honestly buy another bottle of resin and do a layer on top of what you did to smooth out imperfections, its kinda rad in that way. Loved the vid!
These episodes could be called “What the Cra...” it leaves it open to be craft or crap xD That being said, love these videos ❤️ Or “What The Craft” lol
*Me who works with resin as a living* oh Chloe no Pro tip, dry your leaves in silca gel first (works great with flowers too!) Also my fav resin is Unicorn Art resin (hope this helps someone)
You look like you feel much more put together in your "new" space! Tie dye tips: soak in warm water(with soda ash preferably) first, it makes tying everything easier. You can honestly tie just the Mikey part back up and put dye on just that spot. You could also just kind of draw it on with your dye.
I think they used a colored pencil that's wax based for the Mickey tie dye, then dyed the Mickey, & finally dyed the rest of the shirt. The wax of the pencil will give a batik effect.
Okay, because I work with resin too, let me help you out here. While your resin is still wet, you can wipe it away with isopropyl alcohol to clean it. Soap and water will not work, that'll just get stickier.. Otherwise, you have to wait until it's cured after 24 to 48 hours (depending on your resin's instructions), then maybe you can peel it up, but I dunno how well that's gonna work for your desk. I work over a silicone mat for that reason, makes cleanup way easier if I spill (which I do, I'm very clumsy). However, the way you filmed this has me a bit concerned because it wasn't clear whether or not you mixed the hardener and resin (parts a and b) together before you poured it on the piece. It looked like you were putting each chemical separately one at a time, and I'm not sure if that would actually cure. The idea is that you mix the two parts together for two minutes (or more depending on your directions) then pour it into your piece evenly and slowly within the 40 minute work time. You can employ a lot of techniques to make it smoother, like letting the bottles (while closed) rest in a hot water bath, or double mixing, which is pouring it from one cup into another to ensure it thoroughy mixes (my EasyCast resin actually requires that you do this, so I'm in the habit of doing it with all of them). Also, using a lighter overtop while it's still wet can help reduce bubbles in the final piece. For more information, I'd advise looking into some of NerdECrafter's older content, she's the main channel I learned from. I also learned a lot from BunnieDIY, Ayeshashasha!, and Rybonator, who all work with both UV and 2 part epoxy resin. Otherwise, this was a really entertaining video. Some of these hacks looked fun, and I'm tempted to give some of them a try in the future. ^^ I wonder if it would work to use a string of beads instead of a pull chain for that one painting technique, that could be interesting.
If you work with resin be sure to have a ventilated space, be outdoor or wear a respirator! This is really important because the fumes are bad for you. Safety first. Also use gloves cuz it can irritate your skin.
Regarding the acrylics, perhaps they used acrylic pours? As in mixing acrylic paint with a pouring medium, resulting in a very shiny, flowy paint, and the colors don't mix! Much like how the canvas was extremely shiny in the video. Usually we like, use acrylic pours to make those messy marble paintings lol Edit: the same effect cant really be gotten by just watering acrylics down fndnd
Yes and no. Some acrylic pour effects like cells require other stuff than water. Or at least they work better with other substances. Also not an expert here but seen some vids from pros where they show the different results of different mixtures. ^^ thanks for reading and have a nice day
17:03 I'm not sure if she will see this and fix it first or not but I can see a problem that might occur unless she ends up sealing it beforehand. Those seams where the boards meet will allow resin to run out everywhere and it is going to make a mess!!
Yeah from my experience you’re basically stuck with that resin until it eventually wears down in 6000 years. 😂 paint thinner or Dawn dish soap helps but there’s still a thin layer that never seems to leave.
Which is why I always wear gloves from before opening the bottles right through until I'm done touching anything to do with the uncured resin (some recommend double layering gloves but I find that more of a hassle than a help) and put down either a silicon mat or something like a bin bag (though I find the resin tends to stay wet on the latter long after the piece is dry) anything that will protect the desk and is easily cleaned away.
91% isopropyl alcohol works. I learned that from Stone Coat Countertops. First time I did coasters I forgot to put on gloves. One of my cups had a crack in it. My hands were so sticky. Washed my hands with the alcohol, they were no longer sticky. Had to use hand lotion 10x a day. 🤣🤣
Hey Chloe! Idk if you're every going to see this but I just want to THANK YOU for being such a big inspo, you inspired me to start my own channel and now I'm almost at 850 subs! You are amazing and I honestly can't imagine a world without u
Resin tips: the mod podge also sealed the bottom of the wood. Useful for porous materials. Dry plant matter first! It can react with the resin over time, browning the resin and the material. Silica gel (like you get in the little pouches in gift boxes when you buy them) can be used for this. A little does not go a long way. You'll probably need more than you think. You can figure it out by filling the area with water and using that to see how much resin you'll need by volume. Add a bit more to account for shrinkage. To anyone who got this far, you can find plenty of videos online! Artsymadwoman (I think that's what it is) has loads and she works with flowers and whatnot all the time. Rybonator is a good one for the geekier side, making dice and miniatures with a 3D printer.
I'm so glad you have a podcast! Not kidding - I've been looking for an art/creative talk podcast to listen to but haven't found one I liked yet. I'm excited to listen to it and can't wait to see what future episodes you create☺️
Please please please if you use resin in the future wear gloves! I know a lot of people use resin without it but you really shouldn't because it is quite toxic. Nerdecrafter is good with resin if you need guidance. I would guess 100% acetone would work to get it off since I'm pretty sure that stuff would dissolve a whole car 😂
They all were very interesting. For the Tie-dye use some black fabric paint to cover the lines. on the Watermelon art technique look up Donna Dewberry, she has this painting system where you use different strokes but have 2-3 colors on a brush to paint with. It's really cool. On the bead string thingy, I think you need to use that paint for paint pour art. Your tray is okay. I don't know what is wrong with it other than you said the leaves were sticking out. If it's bubbles then you need to take a torch to it to GENTLY pop them. There are a few videos on that too. I forget which one goes over step by step how to do resin. Thank you for sharing Chloe. You're a real trooper ♥♥♥
dear Chloe I know you’re probably never gonna see this but I just like to say your art is amazing you are a huge role model for me! I love your editing styles and can’t stop and bindge watching all your videos. you inspired me to create my own art channel, also I’m not self promoting in any way. I myself also really like disney and art! I just said to say please never quit, because you have so many followers, And many many people who love you! you are very talented! never stop being you! ✨🥺
That chain paint one, I’d let it dry and do one stroke Lily’s off the “stems” after, and add leaves! Love them! Gotta paint the outside of the canvas tho! You wanna seal that wood tray (with mod Podge before adding the resin! Bubbles!!
Anyone else notice how much Chloe has improved since her first Testing Art Hacks video? Like, the room, the lights, the camera quality, etc Good job, we are really proud of you Chloe, love you and your videos ^^
@@May95348 I mean, it is what it is. It's not just this video where a couple weren't explained well, even though if one looks close enough it can be figured out, but most videos like this.
@@May95348 the tie dye, the resin, all that paint wasted on the ball chain. It's not that she necessarily F's up the whole thing all the time but things like using a pen to draw the Mickey face, wasting all the paint, etc. It almost feels like she doesn't care to even really try or pay attention to directions, many times by not even having the proper supplies. Just my opinion, you don't have to agree. I can agree to disagree.
@@rionada330 you're not old enough to be on youtube please yeet yourself back to youtube kids. You're part the reason youtube is being forced to be kid friendly you TOS violation.
Girl, cmon. You’re not “too old” to know what Rick and Morty is. it’s a raunchy adult tv show that isn’t new or anything and impossible to escape because of how popular it is. “Glitch” is just the effect that the art hack does because it makes the drawing look like when technology glitches out. The whole “I’m so old idk what’s hip with the kids!!” When you’re under 35 is getting so overused and annoying. Just because you don’t understand something doesn’t mean you’re like some grandma who can’t understand pop culture.
The video was amazingly entertaining.... I didn't actually wanted it to end. I loved the t shirt hack... The back part turned out amazing. Thanks for this great video.
The reason why I asked if “glitch” was a character is because the grammar on the actual hack made it appear as though it was a name. It said “how to draw glitch” not how to draw “a glitch” so I wasn’t sure if it was a character from a show that had glitches and they referred to as “glitch” hopefully that clears it up! I know what a glitch is 😅
cmon we don't think you're that old lol, you look way younger than your real age 😂
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As soon as I saw the glitch hack I thought darkiplier, the “evil” markiplier
...but do you know who rick from rick and morty is?
For the bead string pulling, they probably used pouring acrylic, its acrylic paint mixed with a pouring medium so you can do acrylic pours, making the paint runnier. The same as the base black coat. Your first one looks really pretty though, the second one too, but I prefer the colours of the first.
Also resin doesn't usually like having things in it that have moister inside in, leaves would be better dried, you can get some weird reactions with moisture in resin.
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It's definitely acrylic pouring paints both on the beads and on the canvas.
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It is acrylic pouring paint, I’ve seen this technique in pouring paint videos
The Mickey Mouse glitch was so cool... guess you could say it went... indi-go-crazy 😎😎😎
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The watermelon "hack" is basically just a version of a style of painting called one stroke painting. You should do a video where you attempt a one stroke painting using acrylic. It's a really fun technique to use and is great for painting flowers or anything where you need a good blend or a gradient. (It works really well for sunsets too.)
I am face painter and we use the one stroke technique all the time. It does take practice! :)
@@jennisherwood7455 I was a face painter for years. That's how I learned it. :)
I remember from this Donna Dewberry on PBS. She said she invented the method, and I don't know if that's accurate. But it's definitely where I saw it first. She loved making floral designs with it.
@@Pixels_and_Points I don't think that she invented it, because it's a practice seen in traditional folk art from a few different countries and can be seen in some very old paintings, but she definitely brought it into the modern era and popularized it. There are some videos of her doing demos here on TH-cam that are super informative for anyone interested in the technique.
My mom got really into the Donna Dewberry courses and even set up an eBay business using the one stroke method back in the day
Swish, turn, flick has saved many a painting for me lol
"Why is she using pen on the t-shirt...maybe it's water-soluble or something, she must know what she's doing."
*3min later*
"I stupidly used a pen to draw out the Mickey...why would I do that?"
Oh, Chloe... rip
I was hoping it was a mechanical pencil or something 😂
@@monaelisa8713 same !!!!
I was watching her draw those circles on the t-shirt and was thinking, "WTH is she drawing circles on that shirt???" lol
However, had she used a sharpie marker, she could have salvaged the shirt by pouring isopropyl alcohol over the black pen marks and made it look like it was tie dyed that way… I helped out with Vacation Bible School when my daughter was about 9 or 10 and we made "tie dyed" t-shirts with the kids… we had them draw what ever they wanted on their t-shirts using sharpie markers…nonce they were finished with them, then we took 91% isopropyl alcohol and poured it over the sharpie marker drawings… the alcohol caused the sharpie ink to "bleed," making the shirts have a Tie dyed effect… not only could the kids make custom designed shirts, it was also far less MESSY!!!!
Please be careful when working with resin Guys, in a well ventilated room and use gloves because it can cause irritation on the skin, the fumes arent the greatest to inhale either so preferably wear a mask, stay save everyone ❤️
I was just about to say!!! I cringed when she didn't wear a mask, which should be a respirator, or gloves when working with the resin! Know what you're working with!!
Some resins are non toxix and don't require a mask but gloves are a must!
oh well exactly, some use uv resin which (i have learned overtime) doesn’t cure fully when using a uv lamp, for me they always need a Little bit of sun
@@isa-bu2pb uv resin is a bit different than epoxy. Epoxy you definitely need a respirator and gloves. Uv I havent seen anyone say that you need a respirator but if you can get one you probably should.
Emma Young ALL resins require a respirator. You only have one set of lungs, don’t mess them up thinking low odour resin (those are usually marketed as ‘less toxic’) are not harmful too. All resins in their uncured and active states are toxic. It is only no longer toxic once it is fully and correctly cured. Please go buy a respirator with carbon filters rated for VOCS. It should be noted that just because you can’t smell the fumes, doesn’t mean they are not there! Again, please go buy a respirator.
To get resin off your fingers, get some Fast Orange, or Gojo. Its mechanic's soap, smells like oranges, and it contains bits of pumice that help get oil, tree sap, and in our case resin off your hands =3
I never thought to use my Gojo for that! 🤦♀️Brilliant idea! Thank you.
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Have you tested that yourself? Never thought there's be something so get resin off since it is not like an oil but basically a layer of straight out plastic stuck to the skin.... :)
@@chronischgeheilt It tends to work pretty well for me. Maybe not 100% perfectly, but I have two part resin, and the lids always feel like tree sap and are difficult to get off without getting yourself dirty (though I have gloves now). But, the mechanic's soap gets it off much better than plain ol soap and water. I keep a bottle of it under my bathroom sink just for crafting with.
That stuff is actual magic, I swear! That's what I use to clean up after acrylic and oil painting, as well as resin and glue!
I am not a professional but...some things that you should keep in mind while using resin are:-
1) always mix hardener and resin thoroughly .... even though u think it's mixed complete
2) always avoid cavities on the surface you are pouring the resin on if possible...(like you covered the whole leave with glue and prevented the leaves' edges from poking out from the wood surface as it might have created cavity for air bubble )
3) always ready the instructions of the resin bottle
4)some resin are exothermic and radiate a lot of heat in the surroundings if poured in a lot of quantity
5) once poured vibrant the surface gently avoiding any spills to help the air bubble to come upward on the surface and then using lighter or a small blow torch to pop the bubbles on the surface to get a good transparent finish.
6) always always cover hands with latex gloves to prevent skin contact.
Also, you shouldn't use fresh plants or flowers in resin-only dried. Fresh ones will eventually start to break down, essentially they'll rot inside of the resin and look terrible.
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Me watching Chloe use resin: *screams for her safety and the safety of that desk*
"how do I get this off my hands"
Me: smh
@@jacquelinetremblay4166 Me: She's gonna put her hair up-- Oh guess not. She's gonna open a window-- No, ok. She's gonna put on gloves-- Oh God, ok, guess not. She's gonna tape up the underside of that tray to prevent leaks-- *WOMAN*.
is it rlly her fault though? imagine how many people aren't practicing safe ohs with resin because of these hacks that make it look like such a carefree craft
@@bnuuybnuuy5712 I mean this was just kind of a light hearted joke, and kind of a poke at ourselves too. I know these things because of mistakes i've made. And not to be this person but they are wearing gloves in the video. I agree resin has been turned into a bit of a light hearted thing, similar to how making soap has be come trendy but there are dangers to doing these crafts wrong. Fortunately most of the mistakes made in this video are common and not really super dangerous, just very unfortunate.
I screamed because she uses real leaves and I have never seen it work out well with resin
I think when you called that shade of green nasty, little Baby Yoda on your shirt shed a little tear...
“Sad am I, Chloe!”
😂
The "Blobby Flame" actually looked cool. Sort of like a fiery flower or something. Awesome job, Chloe.👍
Honestly I loved both of the ones she did!
I like the 2nd one because it looks like a orange mushroom
When you were plugging your podcast I was thinking "I hope she interviews Evan and Katelyn!" And then when the last hack was resin and you asked "How do I get it off my fingers?" I was like, SHE HAS TO INTERVIEW EVAN AND KATELYN!! :D If you don't know them, they're makers/TH-camrs who are known for working in resin a lot. I think it would be really funny to talk to them on your podcast and you could share your experience with them!!
Resin time, resin time, t t t t resin time
Yessssss I love them too! They live in houston tx and I love their wholesome videos. Great art and great humor. I watch all their gaming channels too. And their pod cast. Hard to find quality like them on youtube anymore. I think she would adore them and they would adore her. 🐱 and I think the supurrvisor would approve! HAHAHA!
@@tammyreneemc5552 Yeeees!!!
Lots of people have already given great tips about resin but here's some more:
Water doesn't mix well with resin, which is probably why the original hack used fake leaves. Basically it can "overactivate" the resin, cause an accelerated chemical reaction, and overheat and cause a lot of bubbling.
The "weight" of the resin doesn't matter, if the leaves weren't glued down they float. A lot of people who work with resin will often do things in multiple pours, or use other strategies to secure an object to a spot.
Also lots of people use a heat gun or vacuum chamber to get rid of bubbles.
Wear gloves and work in a well ventilated area when working with resin!!! Resins can be very volatile and bad to breathe or get on your skin!
There are MANY types of resin for different purposes, I'm no expert on this, but Peter Brown's YT channel "Shop Time" has used many types of resins due to differences in clarity, work time, resilience, etc.
Exactly this! Also, fresh leaves will decompose over time, so anything that goes in resin should be properly dehydrated to avoid mold.
This needs way more likes!
The Mickey Face Hack:
You failed to catch one detail: the face and ears of the mickey shape was placed carefully on one end of the "snake" and painted separately from the rest. It's clearly visible at 2:25 of your video. Three little blue, separated part on the end. And I'm not an expert, I just payed attention to the original video.
That also explains why the tie die is radiant around Mickey's face and not striped from top to bottom. It's easy to catch that detail.
that's what I thought! it hurts watching and not being able to help🤣
It's also more clearly explained in the blog post that's on that instagram vid!
oh yeah it looks so weird what the heck
Can you blame her though? The video goes so fast, I had to watch it a few times in slow motion to catch that
The chain one is usually used with the paint they use for acrylic pouring, both the black and the colorful paint ^-^.
Edit: although they don't say that, so don't feel bad or anything. I just wanted to let you know in case you wanted to try it again.
I'm writing this down so I can find it easier later:
Sketch it
Black fineliner
Red slightly left
Blue slightly right
I noticed they added white lines w/ probably a gel pen as well.
I have a detailed tutorial on glitch. :)
wait, have you never heard of Rick and Morty?
Exactly
Lol i was curious if anyone else picked that up! 😊
She wasnt talking about Ricky. She was thinking that glitch is a chatacter and the hack was to draw a character like 'him' 😂
AtomicPudding No, she thought that character was called glitch. She said she was too old, but I think she’s too young to know him! 🤷🏻♀️
I died when she didn't know who that was
No one:
Literally No one:
Me: just notices Chloe is left handed
Yes I’m dumb
I did too lol
Took me a while, too ^^'
As a leftie, even I forget every time I watch her as well
Same!! 😂
That last one isn't a "hack" it's just an art project 🤷🏽 also the string pull one I wouldn't consider a hack, it's just a different technique for pouring acrylics. Lovely video though
I felt that way about a lot of these! They're not at all "hacks", but I think that word sets off the youtube (and probably instagram) algorithm like mad, so both she and the original video creators are going to use that word :P
Chloe a glitch is like when your screen sort of shakes/goes weird
Glitch just means malfunction or fault tbf not necessarily technology related
It's specifically channels shift
I love the new setup! :)
Omg chloe liked my comment! Eeeek🥺✨
Me, a DIYer/crafter, this entire video: "Oh, Chloe, nooo!"
Cloe, a good tip to removing resin is 100% pure acetone. It comes off easy! Also the hacks are so good!
that will ruin her desk and hands
ArrenEren her skin will be fine after a wash and some lotion- just like after using pure acetone to remove gel nails
I've never heard of that! That's way easier than wiping it off with a paper towel and washing it off with dish soap! Thanks!
@@radioactiveferrets what?
@@justabaritone845 I've been wiping the resin off my hands with paper towels or shop towels as much as possible, then washing my hands with dish soap because I routinely forget to buy the right gloves for working with resin. I don't work with resin often so I keep forgetting I need gloves and then get it on my hands. It's not the best because my hands have been a bit tacky afterwards so I'll try acetone next time I get resin on my hands
Omg, I cant wait for spill the paint water pod cast! I love moriah Elizabeth, nerdy crafter, jazz, and superreadizzle!!!! Yay!!
Nail polish remover gets out resin, or just acetone to break the bonds
Resin is tricky but fun! I was worried yours was going to leak out the back of that tray, it would have been good to seal the whole bottom with modge podge then paint w/e an let that all dry before adding it. You should use a blowdryer/ lighter to pop any air bubbles on the top so you have a nice smooth surface. With my resin projects I have these huge plastic tubs to store my projects while they cure, keeps any pet hair out and contain that chemical smell.
You could honestly buy another bottle of resin and do a layer on top of what you did to smooth out imperfections, its kinda rad in that way. Loved the vid!
your baby yoda t shirt is just adorable loving it.......
These episodes could be called “What the Cra...” it leaves it open to be craft or crap xD
That being said, love these videos ❤️
Or “What The Craft” lol
That's actually really good
*Me who works with resin as a living* oh Chloe no
Pro tip, dry your leaves in silca gel first (works great with flowers too!) Also my fav resin is Unicorn Art resin (hope this helps someone)
Chloe in every video : I am gonna mess this up
End of the video : creates a master piece
Zisters Forever how did u get to the end of the vid already 😂💗 and hi bc I see u all the time now!
@@MintysSketchbook that's just in general but i know she is gonna make a masterpiece , and hi
@@MintysSketchbook and yeah she has created a materpeice finished the video
You look like you feel much more put together in your "new" space!
Tie dye tips: soak in warm water(with soda ash preferably) first, it makes tying everything easier. You can honestly tie just the Mikey part back up and put dye on just that spot. You could also just kind of draw it on with your dye.
Of all your background changes I really enjoy this one the most!
I think they used a colored pencil that's wax based for the Mickey tie dye, then dyed the Mickey, & finally dyed the rest of the shirt. The wax of the pencil will give a batik effect.
thank you for inspiring me to do more art/paintings I would have never started doing art if I had not watched you! thank you
Me too :,) I LOVE CHLOE SHE IS SOO INSPIRING
Aw I’m so glad to hear this! Thank you for such a lovely comment :)
“is glitch a character”
glitch
like when a screen
glitches
glitch was the character in the film Wreck it Ralph
@@hughesjulian u mean vanellope von schweetz, who is a "glitch' but isn't named glitch, If you know what i mean😅
@@hughesjulian Uhhhh, no. 🤣
Vanellope IS a glitch. That isn't her name.
No one:
Chloe: laughing at herself saying *backside*
I love Chloe 😂
THE FIRST TEN COMMENTS ON EVERY VIDEO ON MY CHANNL I WILL REPLY TO CLICK ON MY ICON !!!!
DIY TIME cool art channel
Okay, because I work with resin too, let me help you out here.
While your resin is still wet, you can wipe it away with isopropyl alcohol to clean it. Soap and water will not work, that'll just get stickier.. Otherwise, you have to wait until it's cured after 24 to 48 hours (depending on your resin's instructions), then maybe you can peel it up, but I dunno how well that's gonna work for your desk. I work over a silicone mat for that reason, makes cleanup way easier if I spill (which I do, I'm very clumsy). However, the way you filmed this has me a bit concerned because it wasn't clear whether or not you mixed the hardener and resin (parts a and b) together before you poured it on the piece. It looked like you were putting each chemical separately one at a time, and I'm not sure if that would actually cure. The idea is that you mix the two parts together for two minutes (or more depending on your directions) then pour it into your piece evenly and slowly within the 40 minute work time. You can employ a lot of techniques to make it smoother, like letting the bottles (while closed) rest in a hot water bath, or double mixing, which is pouring it from one cup into another to ensure it thoroughy mixes (my EasyCast resin actually requires that you do this, so I'm in the habit of doing it with all of them). Also, using a lighter overtop while it's still wet can help reduce bubbles in the final piece.
For more information, I'd advise looking into some of NerdECrafter's older content, she's the main channel I learned from. I also learned a lot from BunnieDIY, Ayeshashasha!, and Rybonator, who all work with both UV and 2 part epoxy resin.
Otherwise, this was a really entertaining video. Some of these hacks looked fun, and I'm tempted to give some of them a try in the future. ^^ I wonder if it would work to use a string of beads instead of a pull chain for that one painting technique, that could be interesting.
"I'm too old" honey I'm 27 :') a glitch is like, a fault in visuals
how old is chloe?
thatkidmorganmariah i think like 24-26?
Wow....I feel even older, lol. I'm 33!!!!
CHLOE! Just cricut cut out a Mickey in black vinyl and stick it over the pen! It will look Amazing!
If you work with resin be sure to have a ventilated space, be outdoor or wear a respirator! This is really important because the fumes are bad for you. Safety first. Also use gloves cuz it can irritate your skin.
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Regarding the acrylics, perhaps they used acrylic pours?
As in mixing acrylic paint with a pouring medium, resulting in a very shiny, flowy paint, and the colors don't mix! Much like how the canvas was extremely shiny in the video.
Usually we like, use acrylic pours to make those messy marble paintings lol
Edit: the same effect cant really be gotten by just watering acrylics down fndnd
I'm not a professional lol
Yes and no. Some acrylic pour effects like cells require other stuff than water. Or at least they work better with other substances. Also not an expert here but seen some vids from pros where they show the different results of different mixtures.
^^ thanks for reading and have a nice day
It's not the feeling of glue it's the peeling of it after it dries
Ooh satisfying
The podcast is something I would actually like to listen to! Everyone you mentioned are all the artists on TH-cam I LOVE!
Chloe: Their leaves in the resin are fake, but mine are real. I hope the resin preserves them.
Me who has made the same mistake: NO CHLOE! NOOOOOOOO!
Yay!! Your podcast is finally out!! I am soo excited to listen to it now😃😃I hope you talk with rin too! Love you!
Me: mom can I dye my handkerchief..
Mom: Nope. That's wastage.
Chloe: dyes a hollister t shirt for nothing
The tie die wasn't that bad. But the marker on the shirt was..
@@petrescuework-difficultcas6581 yep!
17:03 I'm not sure if she will see this and fix it first or not but I can see a problem that might occur unless she ends up sealing it beforehand. Those seams where the boards meet will allow resin to run out everywhere and it is going to make a mess!!
for the failed mickey tie dye, you can just make another mickey face with a sharpie or something on the tshirt, and i think itll turn out pretty cool
I LOVE YOUR ACCENT 😍😍😍😍
Lol when you were doing that resin craft I could actually see and hear NerdECrafter judging you in her own adorable, salty way. 😄
Hey same 😄
I could hear her saying "oh no, oh nonononono" in that way she does when something is going/has gone very wrong.
Me: "That looks go--"
Chloe: "That looks really bad"
Me: "That looks bad"
For the watermelon 'hack', you should draw the seeds afterwards.
Her shirt is soooo adorable!!!😍😍
CHLOE I AM LITERALLY OBSESSED WITH YOUR T-SHIRT !!!
things ive learnd from chloe:
.you dont need expensive art supplys to make art
.its great to be messy (in art)
I don’t know why but I kinda want to see chloe try and paint using house paint. Like how well can wall paint mix with others etc 🤔
Your second bead painting looks like a tropical flower!👌 digging it
Yeah from my experience you’re basically stuck with that resin until it eventually wears down in 6000 years. 😂 paint thinner or Dawn dish soap helps but there’s still a thin layer that never seems to leave.
Which is why I always wear gloves from before opening the bottles right through until I'm done touching anything to do with the uncured resin (some recommend double layering gloves but I find that more of a hassle than a help) and put down either a silicon mat or something like a bin bag (though I find the resin tends to stay wet on the latter long after the piece is dry) anything that will protect the desk and is easily cleaned away.
91% isopropyl alcohol works. I learned that from Stone Coat Countertops. First time I did coasters I forgot to put on gloves. One of my cups had a crack in it. My hands were so sticky. Washed my hands with the alcohol, they were no longer sticky. Had to use hand lotion 10x a day. 🤣🤣
Sometimes it's easier to just sand it down
@@shizotypical From your hands? Well good luck with that.
I AM SO EXCITED ABOUT YOUR PODCAST CHLOE💖 I will definitely watch it after I watch this video!
Hey Chloe! Idk if you're every going to see this but I just want to THANK YOU for being such a big inspo, you inspired me to start my own channel and now I'm almost at 850 subs! You are amazing and I honestly can't imagine a world without u
You're cheerful and fun to watch! Thanks for the break!
Who else loooves when Chloe makes these testing Instagram art hack videos?
Even after turning on the notifications I'm 7 hours late on your video 😭
LOTS OF LOVE TO CHLOE ❤️🙏👍👍
Hey chloe you are the 👍👍best thanks a lot for your entertaining videos 💜
To get resin off your hands rub salt, baking soda, or use a dry spray deodorant. The last on really does work I tested it.
Please tell me you wore gloves & a respirator when using the resin?? 🙈
She should have resin is toxic you are right
I love your accent and your art!
And your humor!
Okay, but was it just me that was looking at Chloes amazing baby Yoda t-shirt the whole time
Resin tips: the mod podge also sealed the bottom of the wood. Useful for porous materials.
Dry plant matter first! It can react with the resin over time, browning the resin and the material. Silica gel (like you get in the little pouches in gift boxes when you buy them) can be used for this.
A little does not go a long way. You'll probably need more than you think. You can figure it out by filling the area with water and using that to see how much resin you'll need by volume. Add a bit more to account for shrinkage.
To anyone who got this far, you can find plenty of videos online! Artsymadwoman (I think that's what it is) has loads and she works with flowers and whatnot all the time. Rybonator is a good one for the geekier side, making dice and miniatures with a 3D printer.
Is it just me or are all the art TH-camrs suddenly gotten better backgrounds and video quality
Cloe
For the glitch effect if you add some lines with white on the border , and black lines too
It will be much more glitchy!
I'm so glad you have a podcast! Not kidding - I've been looking for an art/creative talk podcast to listen to but haven't found one I liked yet. I'm excited to listen to it and can't wait to see what future episodes you create☺️
That wall looks soooo beautiful! I love the new setup 💖
Please please please if you use resin in the future wear gloves! I know a lot of people use resin without it but you really shouldn't because it is quite toxic. Nerdecrafter is good with resin if you need guidance. I would guess 100% acetone would work to get it off since I'm pretty sure that stuff would dissolve a whole car 😂
absolutely *loving* the lighting!!!!
I always comment but I can't be bothered to comment but I'm commenting anyway about how I feel about commenting today 🥴
Yes minty! I love your videos! ❤
We've been expecting you
I just wanted to let u know, I listened to your podcast, Spilling the Paint Water. I LOVE IT!!!! It's awesome and so inspiring! highly recommend.
It looks like lemon leaf. We used to use it as a filler when I worked at a florist shop.
I think it looks like salal, also a florist filler.
@@michelleb4697 Could be! They look pretty similar. Good eye!
I’m new to the channel, but every video of yours I’ve seen so far you’ve had a baby yoda shirt on. I approve 👏👏👏
You're videos inspire me so much to make my own channel!!!! Thank you!!! I hope to be like to to be day!
God I love this channel so much - you're reaction at 3:02 to your light falling over was just like "what now" lol
Never been this early hey..?
Hey! :]
You’re actually just on time if you get here just as soon as she posted it. Fun fact
@@Doodle_lover_ huh never thought of it like that lol.
They all were very interesting. For the Tie-dye use some black fabric paint to cover the lines. on the Watermelon art technique look up Donna Dewberry, she has this painting system where you use different strokes but have 2-3 colors on a brush to paint with. It's really cool. On the bead string thingy, I think you need to use that paint for paint pour art. Your tray is okay. I don't know what is wrong with it other than you said the leaves were sticking out. If it's bubbles then you need to take a torch to it to GENTLY pop them. There are a few videos on that too. I forget which one goes over step by step how to do resin. Thank you for sharing Chloe. You're a real trooper ♥♥♥
dear Chloe
I know you’re probably never gonna see this but I just like to say your art is amazing you are a huge role model for me! I love your editing styles and can’t stop and bindge watching all your videos. you inspired me to create my own art channel, also I’m not self promoting in any way. I myself also really like disney and art! I just said to say please never quit, because you have so many followers, And many many people who love you! you are very talented! never stop being you! ✨🥺
Yes these are my favorite kinds of videos! Can’t wait to listen to your podcast as well! 😄
15:28 “I’m going to paint the backside...*giggles*”
I love the new aesthetic (background n stuff I see someone is already ready for spooky season) and that shirt!!! I ABSOLUTELY LOVE HER SHIRT!!!!!
Fun fact : people who say that they are early are actually on time...
samriddhi khemka lol that’s so smart
Sorry for copying your comment I just wanted other people to know it.
@@Doodle_lover_ oh okay np
The blobby fame look so cool💜💜🥰
I’m confused. None of these hacks are that “genius”
sarcasm?
Yes sarcasm and also having a unique title every week is a task in itself. Going through my descriptive word dictionary 🤣
Chloe Rose Art thats actually kinda clever 😂
Ooo 2 roses together
That chain paint one, I’d let it dry and do one stroke Lily’s off the “stems” after, and add leaves! Love them! Gotta paint the outside of the canvas tho!
You wanna seal that wood tray (with mod Podge before adding the resin! Bubbles!!
When you early and can’t think of anything to comment btw love you chloe
You’re actually just on time if you get here just as soon as she posted it. Fun fact
Anyone else notice how much Chloe has improved since her first Testing Art Hacks video?
Like, the room, the lights, the camera quality, etc
Good job, we are really proud of you Chloe, love you and your videos ^^
But still manages to f them all up
@@brikhouse22 Okay, damn-
No need to be so harsh XD
Some of them were not explained properly too
@@May95348 I mean, it is what it is. It's not just this video where a couple weren't explained well, even though if one looks close enough it can be figured out, but most videos like this.
@@brikhouse22 Which ones did she do wrong? The ball and chain one?
@@May95348 the tie dye, the resin, all that paint wasted on the ball chain. It's not that she necessarily F's up the whole thing all the time but things like using a pen to draw the Mickey face, wasting all the paint, etc. It almost feels like she doesn't care to even really try or pay attention to directions, many times by not even having the proper supplies. Just my opinion, you don't have to agree. I can agree to disagree.
Hi Chloe bigggg fannnnn
I am soooo excited to listen to your podcast!😊
"Why do children like the feeling of glue on their hands"
I'm 9 years old and I hate it, it's just mess.
some kids I knew actually ate glue
@@thelimedragon664 oh crap
the Lime Dragon eek
the Lime Dragon my dad tricked me into eating glue....and then I was sent home from school bc I ate a whole glue stick
@@rionada330 you're not old enough to be on youtube please yeet yourself back to youtube kids. You're part the reason youtube is being forced to be kid friendly you TOS violation.
Loving the new filming setup, it's amazing!
Girl, cmon. You’re not “too old” to know what Rick and Morty is. it’s a raunchy adult tv show that isn’t new or anything and impossible to escape because of how popular it is. “Glitch” is just the effect that the art hack does because it makes the drawing look like when technology glitches out. The whole “I’m so old idk what’s hip with the kids!!” When you’re under 35 is getting so overused and annoying. Just because you don’t understand something doesn’t mean you’re like some grandma who can’t understand pop culture.
If you're 35, Rick and Morty was actually "after your time". And if you're not that into pop culture, you might not know it
Just got done listening to your first wonderfully funny Podcast!! It was very entertaining! Looking forward to next week. 👍🏽❤️
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also I'm actually early for once! :D also love youuuuuuu!!!!! 🥰💕💕
You’re actually just on time if you get here just as soon as she posted it. Fun fact. Sorry to burst your bubble!
The video was amazingly entertaining.... I didn't actually wanted it to end. I loved the t shirt hack... The back part turned out amazing. Thanks for this great video.