Absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much. I think you opening the garage door, sorry craft room, and realizing it was dark was typical of many artists and crafters who completely lose track of time.🥰
For a smoother finish on canvas you can get Gesso at the craft store and paint the canvas with it.. then when dry sand it smooth. Do it a few times to get a really smooth surface. Most painters/artists need a little texture from canvas as it gives bite or tooth for the paints to stick as brushed on.
@@tendr247 would love step by step of what you use and how you make it. I would save so much money if I can make my own. Excited and looking forward to your response.
Cool Dude you made me smile and learn at the same time. You are the best kind of teacher and I have been teaching 33 years. Humour and facts make powerful medicine. A recipe to pass down the generations.
A tip for orienting / hanging the piece with the water droplets: Since light ordinarily comes from above us, mount the piece with the "shadowed" side down and the highlight side up. Alternatively, do whacha want. 😁 Excellent work... and fun!
@@artildawn : And I'm such a pure visual type that, unless I actually SEE it done, I don't know for sure how it'll look. lol But I totally get what you're saying.
This guy is so good I could listen him all the time. I am making a coffee table for my daughter and HE gave me an excellent idea how to make it something special. Thank you Duncan👍
I used the water drop affect in some epoxy corn hole boards I made a few years ago. They turned out insane! You explained everything perfectly. Love the water drop affect, love your videos. ❤️❤️
I can't remember how I hooked up to your site .... this is the first video of yours that I watched ... but I guarantee it is not the last. I have been into paint, since I created a technique, back in the early 70's (at least I think I created it ... never seeing anyone else do it before) ... using burning plastic, on dash components for my custom van. I moved into air brushing t-shirts, painting car bodies, then painting with brushes on canvas, and now integrating brush and air brush on canvas ... while still painting on other materials ... have seen water droplet effects before but not how it was accomplished ... thanks, Very Cool.
There's no two ways about it. You, my friend, are a genius with God-given wisdom! You're the Solomon of the airbrush! THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR TALENT WITH US! I'm sure that in your painting endeavors and teaching, that you may have inspired more than a few young people to either put the gaming controller down or come in off the streets and follow your lead and express themselves in a positive way! KEEP THE FAITH AND KEEP FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHT MY FRIEND! GOD BLESS AND TAKE CARE...
I tried both techniques on bronze metal, using a wire wheel instead of sandpaper. I made one piece white, the other black, and then sprayed the opposite color onto each after the water was on. A plant mister bottle works really well for fine controlling the amount of water! I was able to get some nice crackle effects.
After watching your video I tried the water droplets technique ! It turned out amazing and was so fun and easy to do . I want to do another but won’t use silver as my beginning background. The reflective color kind of throws the effect off a bit at certain angles . But so many ways to go with this ! I would like to see you do an acrylic pour painting . Give it a try if you have not done so . They are fun and like a box of chocolates ,, you just never know what you’re going to get !
Thank you, I’ve never used spray paint or truthfully barely have any paint skills but redoing a interior wall and I’m going to try this technique out on it. 🤞🏻✌🏻 Gosh bless
I dont get to watch as many of your videos as I used to..Life.. but love every single one that you have done. I love and appreciate how you explain your techniques and have fun while teaching. You really inspired me to do Toomblers and more. My first 2 of them that I did were using the Dawn dish soap and then the 2 tone woodgrain. Looking forward to more of your videos as always.
That's pretty cool. I was doing this stuff almost 40 years ago with an airbrush when I was studying Commercial Arts (now called "Graphic Design"). What's old is new again.
So I just stumbled onto your page and I have to say I am very impressed. Thank you for your explanations and your sense of humor. I do a lot of basic spray painting. (One color) but now imma step it up with the help of your page. Thank you and have a great day on purpose.
I discovered a similar effect when you do a base coat, and while it's still wet, immediately follow with a different color primer and it creates an amazing crackle effect and will dry that way without any clear needed! The primer floats on top of the wet paint!
Sounds great. I accidently created that snakeskin effect on my sons bedroom furniture after I painted it black, I think I varnished it before it was cured and hence the lovely pattern emerged much to my delight.
Love both the technique AND the way you taught it. Yes, we should take our art seriously and strive to be good at what we do, but humor really helps make things approachable. Thanks for the tips! ❤
I love this video. Not only is it fun for the art but you remind me so much of me it's wild . You are entertaining delightful and adorable. And you're art your airbrush art is amazing!
I saw the second one years ago and always meant to try it, but never got around to it. This was a good reminder for me to try it as well as adding another trick to my mental toolbox with that first one.
Fun video. Cool technique. I attempted this. My effort came out looking like the "acid washed" version. I was going for the bolder shadowed droplet look. I spray painted a 1/8 in thick rectangle of plywood gloss white and let it dry. Then sprayed water droplets on the panel. I sprayed gloss black at one angle and a green at a different angle. (not sure how to convey this) My water drops were weak at the edges. I'm assuming what I am missing is surface tension. What is the trick to make the water droplets more pronounced and stand up from the panel surface more?
I like the salon sprayer I have because it can atomiz the water very well and I can vary up the drop sizes. You may just need to spray more water and some will combine to make nicer bigger drops. Also play around with the amount of paint your spray, try more and try less, but a very low sharp angle.
Dude, that was amazing. Could you also have tilted the canvas after applying the water to get the larger droplets to run for a similar effect with droplets and runs? I have searched and searched for a class where I can learn to airbrush. My problem is with the airbrush clogging up. If I thin the paint too much, the results are terrible, but if I don't thin the paint the brush clogs. I need instruction as to how to adjust the brush and paint for varying conditions. Any suggestions where I can get such instructions?
Thanks mate great video! I look forward to going through all your other videos. I am retired now and Decided to start painting again. I’ve done other spray paint art using texturing materials, such as crumpled up newspapers and tinfoil, space stuff. I look forward to learning more techniques. Thank you. You’re very talented. thanks for the inspiration.
Love it, especially the drops -and timelessness lol! Any chance of a vid demonstrating the psychedelic gradient with patches panel? Apologies if you've put it up already etc (I used to spray bikes and spent hours over gradients -one day I'd finally got the Red to Yellow perfect blend and picked up the clear coat to finish -except that it was the Silver I was using on another project. Yeah. Mess. I got there eventually :D
This was entertaining and very informative! Great idea with the water, I did this once when I accidently left a spray painted canvas out in the rain and loved seeing the drops and sprayed them blue it was cool!
I love the effects. I did one with water droplets a few years ago and wrote the word "WET" over the water droplets. Everyone that sees the effect just cracks up, they cannot believe it is painted.
How interesting! Since I live near the beach and was already planning to experiment with some techniques for painting indoor and outdoor things, this is perfect timing!
This is absolutely beautiful and AMAZING!! I've always wanted to know how to make rain drops on canvas, so ty!! And u my friend, are hilarious! U just got yourself another subscriber bc of your talent and your personality!! God bless!!
Awesome share! Hello from across the pond (no, not England) 😂 Just found you, your talent (and your humour). Subbed, looking forward to learning something new. 😊
That was really cool to watch n learn few new tricks...thank u for sharing them!! Keep the cre8ivity, tips, tricks & videos coming!! Congrats on the new personalized airbrush kit, looks gr8 n luv the color...u will have them available again in near future so I can grab one!! Til next tyme....keep those cre8ive juices abrewing!!!
I was told about the "rag" technique back in the 70's. Use a basic color for the background, then dip a rag in an opposing color. I tried white with black. Dip a rag in black paint and wring out most of the paint, like a paintbrush. Then just roll it down the wall from top to bottom. My bathroom looked like a zebra exploded in it, but still very cool.
It makes me wonder, when you let the paint on the drops of water dry, won't they be adhesive the next morning of after drying with a heater? you probably have bad bonding right? the effect does look cool I would have never thought this could be the way to make those. it is a realistic effect and probably better if you give it a top coat in high gloss of satin transparant laquer
Well, just when you think you've seen it all, along comes one those videos of a guy mixing good humor with unique art and a bit of science. I did airbrushing for several years in a tourist town, then got into fractal burning wood, now I'm thinking about epoxy and the like. And now you show me something new. Very cool. Might combine a few different things. See if I can come up with something original. Or is the saying "nothing new under the sun" a real thing? Guess it doesn't matter if it's original to you, right? Enjoyed your video and picked up a bit of inspiration from it. Well done.
Terry..you da man! Love your very creative ideas. Wish there was a way to show you the "Bigfoot plaster cast clock" I made. It's huge and yes I epoxied it. I have a few pics, but not sure how to send them to you....hmmmm....
😂😂 This izz the first video i've seen by him, and he's comical. i like what he shared (AMAZING). i will definitely be viewing his previous videos on metal and woodwork.
Thanks for sharing. I wish you would have zoomed in a little longer. A great trick but it's been around . I put it up there as one of the best " happy accident " discoveries in art!
Can I thin some paint down to add to a plastic spray bottle like a side cleaner. I’m painting my car headliner black and the cans make it look like lines so can’t get an even layer. So can I buy some normal paint thin it down and add to a spray bottle to help get coverage
this is how our vinyl wrapping company did it back in 2001...definitely not a new "trick" and the technique is much older than that. it's a good analog skill to know, though. thank you for sharing with everyone.
I love learning new ways especially with spray paint and I tell you what you are hilarious you are so down to earth and real you made me laugh so many times just in that video just now but I love trying new things and you did a great job and I will follow you many many more times
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Any one know what "Put the water on the DNA way" means?
spitting it out and putting your DNA on it. Talk about making it personal! 😜🤑
LoL I think the real question is, why didn’t he use his air brush gun instead of a can of spray paint 🤔
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@rebeccamd7903 my guess is because of the paint type, especially with the acid wash look, air brush paint doesn't dry like spray paint.
Spitting just like Pob!
Those water droplets look so realistic! I love that technique!
Absolutely brilliant. Thank you so much. I think you opening the garage door, sorry craft room, and realizing it was dark was typical of many artists and crafters who completely lose track of time.🥰
lol 100%! I never even know what day it is!!
@@DuncanCustomAirbrushI can second that 🤣🤣🤣
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Yeah.. it's almost like the dimension of time disappears until you're done and look at your watch and go...
Wait!! What??? Holy crap!!!! 😮
@@chop-daresistance7514Too true. Not to mention forgetting to eat too… 🤣
This guy's out there......so refreshing.
I don't care if it's been done before, I could listen to this guy all day.
Thanks!
Seems like a cool dude.
A artist and a natural comedian. He got the mixture for success….. late to the party (he’s already successful) but will subscribe. Thanks man.
An* artist ;)
For a smoother finish on canvas you can get Gesso at the craft store and paint the canvas with it.. then when dry sand it smooth. Do it a few times to get a really smooth surface. Most painters/artists need a little texture from canvas as it gives bite or tooth for the paints to stick as brushed on.
Awesome tip!
I make my own gesso
Nice.. I'm new to this so I'll try it out.. thank you 🙏🏼
@@tendr247 what do you use?
@@tendr247 would love step by step of what you use and how you make it. I would save so much money if I can make my own. Excited and looking forward to your response.
I would most likely never do any of these projects you showcase, so why did I watch it? Because you're entertaining and educational. Thank you!
lol thanks!
Cool Dude you made me smile and learn at the same time. You are the best kind of teacher and I have been teaching 33 years. Humour and facts make powerful medicine. A recipe to pass down the generations.
Wow, thanks!
You may be one of the most humble people on this entire platform. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and journey.
Thanks! I really appreciate that!
A tip for orienting / hanging the piece with the water droplets: Since light ordinarily comes from above us, mount the piece with the "shadowed" side down and the highlight side up. Alternatively, do whacha want. 😁
Excellent work... and fun!
Inverting it would make it look dimpled instead of bubbled. Still a valid effect.
@@artildawn : And I'm such a pure visual type that, unless I actually SEE it done, I don't know for sure how it'll look. lol But I totally get what you're saying.
Instructions unclear, my wall is now speaking gibberish to me.
This guy is so good I could listen him all the time. I am making a coffee table for my daughter and HE gave me an excellent idea how to make it something special. Thank you Duncan👍
My pleasure!!
I used the water drop affect in some epoxy corn hole boards I made a few years ago. They turned out insane! You explained everything perfectly. Love the water drop affect, love your videos. ❤️❤️
Fantastic! Thanks for sharing, I bet those boards were a HIT!
Sounds great. Could you post them and how you made them? Thanks.
The water drop effect is pure genius! Thank you loads x
I am addicted to your videos, you make it fun to try new things.....keep on doing what you are doing love it.
Thank you! Will do!
I can't remember how I hooked up to your site .... this is the first video of yours that I watched ... but I guarantee it is not the last. I have been into paint, since I created a technique, back in the early 70's (at least I think I created it ... never seeing anyone else do it before) ... using burning plastic, on dash components for my custom van. I moved into air brushing t-shirts, painting car bodies, then painting with brushes on canvas, and now integrating brush and air brush on canvas ... while still painting on other materials ... have seen water droplet effects before but not how it was accomplished ... thanks, Very Cool.
Thanks for the awesome comment and keep on paintin'!
There's no two ways about it. You, my friend, are a genius with God-given wisdom! You're the Solomon of the airbrush! THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR TALENT WITH US!
I'm sure that in your painting endeavors and teaching, that you may have inspired more than a few young people to either put the gaming controller down or come in off the streets and follow your lead and express themselves in a positive way! KEEP THE FAITH AND KEEP FIGHTING THE GOOD FIGHT MY FRIEND!
GOD BLESS AND TAKE CARE...
Amen!🙌 Thank you so much for the compliments and encouragement!
I tried both techniques on bronze metal, using a wire wheel instead of sandpaper. I made one piece white, the other black, and then sprayed the opposite color onto each after the water was on. A plant mister bottle works really well for fine controlling the amount of water! I was able to get some nice crackle effects.
That first technique, but using black paint on white canvas, looks like a way to make a space-like background of stars.
Bro done before or not your keeping the arts still alive thanks for sharing
After watching your video I tried the water droplets technique ! It turned out amazing and was so fun and easy to do . I want to do another but won’t use silver as my beginning background. The reflective color kind of throws the effect off a bit at certain angles . But so many ways to go with this ! I would like to see you do an acrylic pour painting . Give it a try if you have not done so . They are fun and like a box of chocolates ,, you just never know what you’re going to get !
That is awesome! Thanks for coming back and telling you you tried it and loved it!
Thank you, I’ve never used spray paint or truthfully barely have any paint skills but redoing a interior wall and I’m going to try this technique out on it. 🤞🏻✌🏻
Gosh bless
Thumbs up for making me lol😂 when you opened the garage door and found it was dark out. Definitely relatable. Cool paint too
Oh my goodness! Are you ever fun and entertaining! I hope the youth group has you for a teacher/leader too! Oh, the art is fantastic too! Thanks! 😁🇨🇦
ooohhhh - i wish i'd found this before i painted my bike !!! love this
I dont get to watch as many of your videos as I used to..Life.. but love every single one that you have done. I love and appreciate how you explain your techniques and have fun while teaching. You really inspired me to do Toomblers and more. My first 2 of them that I did were using the Dawn dish soap and then the 2 tone woodgrain. Looking forward to more of your videos as always.
Thank you so much 😊
love your sense of humor. makes watching something technical also fun! 🙌
Thanks!
That's pretty cool. I was doing this stuff almost 40 years ago with an airbrush when I was studying Commercial Arts (now called "Graphic Design"). What's old is new again.
Yeah but most don't physically draw anymore, most just do digital with the "undo" button, lol
@@DuncanCustomAirbrush LOL... yeah old school was letra-set type, airbrush, colored pencils, prisma-colored markers... ahhh the good ol' days =D
I'll never give up on the pencils, colored pencils, markers, paint, airbrush, etc. So much more gratifying doing it the "primal" way. Lol.
The garage door opening scene got me! Perfect truth!
100%!
So I just stumbled onto your page and I have to say I am very impressed. Thank you for your explanations and your sense of humor. I do a lot of basic spray painting. (One color) but now imma step it up with the help of your page. Thank you and have a great day on purpose.
You got this!
You are so right. It is insane. So beautiful and ingenius. Thanks a lot.
I discovered a similar effect when you do a base coat, and while it's still wet, immediately follow with a different color primer and it creates an amazing crackle effect and will dry that way without any clear needed! The primer floats on top of the wet paint!
Sounds great. I accidently created that snakeskin effect on my sons bedroom furniture after I painted it black, I think I varnished it before it was cured and hence the lovely pattern emerged much to my delight.
You are so much fun to watch. You'd be great at standup comedy. Love the creations and techniques. Thanks for sharing
Love both the technique AND the way you taught it. Yes, we should take our art seriously and strive to be good at what we do, but humor really helps make things approachable. Thanks for the tips! ❤
I agree !
I love this video. Not only is it fun for the art but you remind me so much of me it's wild .
You are entertaining delightful and adorable. And you're art your airbrush art is amazing!
Thank you so much!
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💖 Me too!! 👌I enjoyed watching the video (of myself) so much lol.........and the art wasn't bad either! 😜🌬💦🌌🏆
This video just earned yourself a new subscriber, my man! Really great result. I can't wait to try this out with my little girl!
Excellent tutorial. Love the effect. Thank you for posting! ❤
I saw the second one years ago and always meant to try it, but never got around to it. This was a good reminder for me to try it as well as adding another trick to my mental toolbox with that first one.
Fun video. Cool technique. I attempted this. My effort came out looking like the "acid washed" version.
I was going for the bolder shadowed droplet look.
I spray painted a 1/8 in thick rectangle of plywood gloss white and let it dry. Then sprayed water droplets on the panel. I sprayed gloss black at one angle and a green at a different angle.
(not sure how to convey this) My water drops were weak at the edges.
I'm assuming what I am missing is surface tension. What is the trick to make the water droplets more pronounced and stand up from the panel surface more?
I like the salon sprayer I have because it can atomiz the water very well and I can vary up the drop sizes. You may just need to spray more water and some will combine to make nicer bigger drops. Also play around with the amount of paint your spray, try more and try less, but a very low sharp angle.
Dude, that was amazing. Could you also have tilted the canvas after applying the water to get the larger droplets to run for a similar effect with droplets and runs?
I have searched and searched for a class where I can learn to airbrush. My problem is with the airbrush clogging up. If I thin the paint too much, the results are terrible, but if I don't thin the paint the brush clogs. I need instruction as to how to adjust the brush and paint for varying conditions. Any suggestions where I can get such instructions?
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Where have you been all my life? Subscribed so fast I got a blister!
LOL - funniest comment I have read in a while!!
Thanks mate great video! I look forward to going through all your other videos. I am retired now and Decided to start painting again. I’ve done other spray paint art using texturing materials, such as crumpled up newspapers and tinfoil, space stuff. I look forward to learning more techniques. Thank you. You’re very talented. thanks for the inspiration.
That’s awesome!! You are so very talented. Thank you for sharing. ❤️❤️
Thank you so much!
Great techinques! THANK YOU for adding humor and fun to the video. Will definitely be keepin' my eye on you!! Hahah!!! Have a blessed day😊
THANK YOU for sharing this technique! It's awesome, want to tell my pupils at school to try it out (not without safety precautions that is...)
Ok this was amazing!!!!! Love diff techniques 🙌🏼
Thanks so much!!
couldn't stop laughing about the DNA way. Had to pause the video! always love your videos!
LOL!! Can't say i didn't put my everything into it, lol!
Awesome spray paint effects! Thank you for sharing
This was very cool to watch. Thank you for the tips and tricks.
Love it, especially the drops -and timelessness lol! Any chance of a vid demonstrating the psychedelic gradient with patches panel? Apologies if you've put it up already etc (I used to spray bikes and spent hours over gradients -one day I'd finally got the Red to Yellow perfect blend and picked up the clear coat to finish -except that it was the Silver I was using on another project. Yeah. Mess. I got there eventually :D
You're in luck - I DID already make that video! th-cam.com/video/yZ-9AVF6BmY/w-d-xo.html
I love the soap design
this is great, i did this on paddles years ago, it was amazing to add a wet effect to the paddle
Love the raindrops.
This was entertaining and very informative! Great idea with the water, I did this once when I accidently left a spray painted canvas out in the rain and loved seeing the drops and sprayed them blue it was cool!
Happy little accident!!
I love the effects. I did one with water droplets a few years ago and wrote the word "WET" over the water droplets. Everyone that sees the effect just cracks up, they cannot believe it is painted.
How interesting! Since I live near the beach and was already planning to experiment with some techniques for painting indoor and outdoor things, this is perfect timing!
Did you happen to make a video about the other 2 panels on that canvas? I'd would love to see how you did them. Thank you😀
sure do! th-cam.com/video/U_bIdVfAe6w/w-d-xo.html
@@DuncanCustomAirbrush thank you so much😃
This is absolutely beautiful and AMAZING!! I've always wanted to know how to make rain drops on canvas, so ty!! And u my friend, are hilarious! U just got yourself another subscriber bc of your talent and your personality!! God bless!!
Thank you and Amen!!🙌
I've never seen your work before. Loved this video!!! Now I've got a few tricks to try in something I'm working on! Awesome ideas!!
Super your presantation, i enjoyed it, better then all these sighing artist as iff it making art is only a heavy task, with little fun . Loved it
Thank you so much 😀
awesome 3D effect - thanks for sharing this
100%! I have done this on all kinds of things, even a motorcycle - just never before with spray paint!
😂😂 First person in my life whom also says "Ka knife" love it. 👌
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Awesome share! Hello from across the pond (no, not England) 😂
Just found you, your talent (and your humour). Subbed, looking forward to learning something new. 😊
Awesome! Thank you!
Duncan; @2:51 I about spit my coffee out! lol. Great effect and video as always!
Richard
LOL!!
Wasn't sure how that was gonna turn out, but that was too cool and it looked easy. Thanx for the video👍🏾
I love the water drops too. Can blue paint be used instead of silver?
Oh yeah, you can use any color, I have even taken and sprayed a candy color over this before!
I love this... im ultra untalented (artistically) & this looks easy.. new subscriber!!
OMG! I LOVE THIS! Your awesome! my new fav TH-camr! keep the vids coming!
That was really cool to watch n learn few new tricks...thank u for sharing them!! Keep the cre8ivity, tips, tricks & videos coming!! Congrats on the new personalized airbrush kit, looks gr8 n luv the color...u will have them available again in near future so I can grab one!! Til next tyme....keep those cre8ive juices abrewing!!!
Thanks for the great comment and inspiration!
I was told about the "rag" technique back in the 70's. Use a basic color for the background, then dip a rag in an opposing color. I tried white with black. Dip a rag in black paint and wring out most of the paint, like a paintbrush. Then just roll it down the wall from top to bottom. My bathroom looked like a zebra exploded in it, but still very cool.
Very cool!
It makes me wonder, when you let the paint on the drops of water dry, won't they be adhesive the next morning of after drying with a heater? you probably have bad bonding right? the effect does look cool I would have never thought this could be the way to make those. it is a realistic effect and probably better if you give it a top coat in high gloss of satin transparant laquer
Yes you have to top coat it - I mentioned it in the vid👍
Well, just when you think you've seen it all, along comes one those videos of a guy mixing good humor with unique art and a bit of science. I did airbrushing for several years in a tourist town, then got into fractal burning wood, now I'm thinking about epoxy and the like. And now you show me something new. Very cool. Might combine a few different things. See if I can come up with something original. Or is the saying "nothing new under the sun" a real thing? Guess it doesn't matter if it's original to you, right? Enjoyed your video and picked up a bit of inspiration from it. Well done.
Thank and so glad you enjoyed! I also combine things a lot to come up with new ideas!👍
Terry..you da man! Love your very creative ideas. Wish there was a way to show you the "Bigfoot plaster cast clock" I made. It's huge and yes I epoxied it. I have a few pics, but not sure how to send them to you....hmmmm....
Nice! Send me a pic in Instagram
Wow those water droplets are insane.
Honest question. Would there be a way of doing the water drop (particularly the last one) on a wall? Which might be a tiny bit hard to lay flat
😂😂 This izz the first video i've seen by him, and he's comical. i like what he shared (AMAZING). i will definitely be viewing his previous videos on metal and woodwork.
Awesome!
Cool effect,I turn wood wood bowls,gonna do it on some.Thanks for sharing this.
Great pacing and very informative all while being entertaining. Subbed.
Awesome, thank you!
That's awesome! Will be trying this on my next cup! I've always had trouble figuring this out! Thank you very much sir for showing this!
Glad to help - am I am glad that the spray paint worked because I have never tried it with spray paint before this video!
That's awesome! Love the water drop method. I may try that on a tumbler 🤷🏼♀️
Thanks and you should! I have done it in a tumbler before
That's a really cool effect! Thank you so much for sharing. I love your videos ❤
Thanks so much! 😊
Dude that water effect turned out incredible!! DEFINITELY gonna keep that one in mind.
I wonder if it would work on wood with different stain tones?
Try it, let us know!
4:05 haha, love it!
Your pronunciation of the word knife earned you a sub 🤙👌😎😂
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Heck yeahhhhhh! This was awesome love it !!!
Thanks man!
Thanks for sharing. I wish you would have zoomed in a little longer. A great trick but it's been around . I put it up there as one of the best " happy accident " discoveries in art!
Can I thin some paint down to add to a plastic spray bottle like a side cleaner. I’m painting my car headliner black and the cans make it look like lines so can’t get an even layer. So can I buy some normal paint thin it down and add to a spray bottle to help get coverage
I saw a guy do it with RIT Dye one time, he did his carpet too
This looks amazing!!
Love it 💚
Thanks!
What do you use to seal it afterwards? Love the video!
That 2nd one is really really cool!! Thanks for showing me how😁
this is how our vinyl wrapping company did it back in 2001...definitely not a new "trick" and the technique is much older than that. it's a good analog skill to know, though. thank you for sharing with everyone.
I think you should try create new camouflage patterns and patent it ...
"here's the voice over" 🤣🤣🤣 Stay safe. Thank you, i learned a lot. Subbed.
Thanks!
have you tried the water drops technique on the bottom of glass? so it has the effect when you flip it over
I love learning new ways especially with spray paint and I tell you what you are hilarious you are so down to earth and real you made me laugh so many times just in that video just now but I love trying new things and you did a great job and I will follow you many many more times
cant wait to use these!
You da man - love your work bro!
Do you have to paint the canvas silver first or will any color work?
I love that so much!!!!! Thank you for sharing!!❤
Thanks for watching!
You are soooo clever!!😂 1st time viewer, and I loved this!
Thanks and welcome!!
Thats too cool. You earned a sub for that. Gives me ideas for powder coating.
Awesome thanks!