When the older generation tells us things were made to last they weren't even joking. I'm not even that old but I can see a difference in things from my childhood and now and that started when I was 20. I'm interested in seeing a comparison with 80's Crayola as well!
YES. Remember those cool stamping markers from Crayola? I have one from when I was five, it’s still works. It’s been around for 22 years and my kids use it. I bought them markers in the summer and some of them are starting to dry up already.
@@Justinadean1 Yup, I still had all my markers (including the stamping ones) since high school and they worked great still (over 20 years)! Including the Multicultural ones which were awesome lol
Not really an art thing, but...My microwave is older than I am (it's the one my parents used to have before they moved into a house with a built-in one) and it still works fine, as opposed to the newer ones that tend to burn popcorn. (in my experience)
Back then children had wooden toys, now they play with plastic stuff that will break after two or three years.. It makes them happy, so whatever, but still sad that the things today are made to break so people have to buy more and more
Lol imagine a kid 90 years ago coming to school with those exact crayons and not caring about it but in reality... Rae is treating it so gently lol. Great video!
That is so crazy! I HAD to click on this. I got those crayons for Christmas when I was little! It was set up in a kit which was placed in an old tin Crayola lunchbox that probably had the same picture on it that was on the box of crayons. 🖍 It was one of my most memorable Christmas gifts. I’ve never seen any like it since.
I love the old art supplies series! Personally, I use Winsor and Newton tube watercolour paints from 50+ years ago! My grandparents owned an art and music store, and when my uncle bought it from them, he decided to focus on music alone. So many of the art supplies kind of just got left over. Being the family's most prolific (not best, just most obsessive lol) artist, I ended up with all of these amazing watercolours! I had given many of them to friends who are equally as into art as I am, but I always made sure to keep one tube of each colour. I still use them to this day, and there are still SO many of them!!
I'm so sad how the quality of everything has just completely collapsed. Not just for for art supplies, but for everything. Back in the day people used to own fewer things that just were producded better. I feel like these days it's an evil marketing tactic that everything breaks so easily, you have to be soon replacing what you just bought. This goes especially for clothes. Though I'm sure there are things that are also better in quality these days because technology has improved. I know this goes for a lot of oil paints in particular. But the mindset of people has changed for the worse.
I actually a video recently about how different clothes are now. Back then, there was like a popular style and you’d get a dress or suit in that style that would last a long long time. Now trends happen so quickly so clothing companies don’t feel the need to make as good of a quality because people will move on in a year or two.
@@madiz4228 yes I heard that to! Sadly that’s how marketing is now. I hate how they upped the prices of food and clothes now days. Ppl start more thinking ab the money then for the poor.
I had a 120 pack that was from the late 1990's (Circa 1998) from when I was about three, and it lasted me until about 2006. The pigment in the 1990's through about 2009, were just as good as the 1920's crayons, but ever since 2010, the crayons really dipped in quality.
When Rae was gushing over the quality of the pigments and the fact that it has mostly survived over the years vs the quickly disintegrating modern Crayola... welcome to planned obsolescence.
Back in the 70s, I got hold of my mom's vintage Sargent brand crayons, and they were so much better than the new Crayola's even back then. IDK when the formulas started changing, I assume probably around some war or another, but vintage crayons are where it's at - they're actually artist quality instead of children-please-don't-eat-this quality. History of crayons could be pretty interesting - were they originally for kids? who made them first?
Probably because most pigments back then are natural but the downside is these pigments are toxic lol probably why people where dropping like flies back then ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I understand lol, I am 13 and I love to bird watch (weird ik). Anyway you can make it super competitive, Iike walking up waist deep water upstream for 2 miles, walking thru a grassland field and going thru barbed wire fences in 100+ degree heat. Running outside in -10 degree weather in pj's to photograph a Common Redpoll. Having competitions, finding rare birds, big day birding. Like you can fricken make anything serious
I’m totally with you about old pigments. You don’t even have to go so far back to get the good stuff. I had a set of oil pastels from the 1980s and watercolours from the about the 30s, and when I had to replace them with a modern set I could only find horribly brash artificial pigments, even in branded sets. I stopped bothering with oils after that, no matter how skilled my blending I never could get the same rich colours. 😢
The US still took several decades to ban lead paint and even more decades to ban leaded fuel so I would not suggest exposing yourself to the old Crayons.
Crayon collector here! Loved seeing you test these out. I love the old crayons and the swatches. There's a whole bunch of us that collect art supplies. Cool to see your collection growing. And for the record there is no crayon museum. :( I would love for there to be a museum someday, but as of right now there isn't one. Maybe in ten years. ;)
I love the background of your videos and how you’re doing so many vintage supply hauls lately!! It’s so cool to see how art and art supplies have evolved
@@iluvnonyy if rare colours exist i would just say a light purple is. I MEAN NOTHING IN THE PHILLIPINES EXCEPT MAPED HAS A LIGHT PURPLE this is why i preffer digital art
Crayons made today are completely subpar. I am in my 60's, and decided it was time to get back into crayon work. YUCK! I bought new Crayolas, excited by the idea of going back to where I had begun my love of art. They were horrible. Nothing like I remembered. I thought maybe memory had played a trick, so I dug out my crayons from about thirty years ago, and tested them. Crayola should be ashamed of themselves. Nothing like the real deal. I have since been on a quest to find something similar to what crayons used to be. So far, oil pastels are the closest, but still not quite right. Glad I ran into your channel. You have some really interesting subject matter for artists. Keep up the good work!!
The 99 year old kid seeing their Crayons on Rae's channel: 😲👉🏽🖍 Dudes what the heck it's a joke lol I'm not even joking at this point: It's a freaking joke I wrote in literally 15 seconds Why is everyone questioning me 😂😂😂
Maybe they didn’t want them or don’t know how valuable or rare this crayon is Edit: hmm I mean they are old no value but people sell this for almost 300 dollars
It seems that when I was a kid, crayons drew more smoothly. How did the old ones feel, did they go on more smooth as it feels in your hand by comparison? ❤️❤️❤️ Love your channel!
@@kindaakaii867 I think they mean the design and formula for our modern day crayola crayons have been in use for almost a century. Like one day not too far in the future, if you get a 100-year-old box of crayons, it will still resemble what you could currently buy from a walmart. That’s my guess at least.
By researching them and making a video to show to anyone interested, you are preserving them and making them accessable to the public. Better than putting them behind a case at a museum.
Ugh i LOVE when you make these kinds of videos i love the history lesson you give and the insight into different decades we get with these videos thank you!
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The queen of finding old and weird supplies!!!
Omg hey Chloe
Ebay is like a treasure chest of old art supplies and Rae is the queen of them
Yup
Hey Chloe.
Yeah
YOU SHOULD FLOAT THEM IN RESIN TO PRESERVE THEM AND MAKE THEM LOOK COOL ON DISPLAY
Queen is onto something!!!!!!!
OMG HII
I LUV UR VIDS!
I read this in your accent lol. I love you both 🥰
i shall preserve celebrities hair in resin
92 year old crayon- survives going through mail with out breaking
Modern crayons-carefully puts the crayons in the box. Instantly break
Oh my good so True lol
just put them in some rice xx
True
XF
XD*
When the older generation tells us things were made to last they weren't even joking. I'm not even that old but I can see a difference in things from my childhood and now and that started when I was 20. I'm interested in seeing a comparison with 80's Crayola as well!
YES. Remember those cool stamping markers from Crayola? I have one from when I was five, it’s still works. It’s been around for 22 years and my kids use it. I bought them markers in the summer and some of them are starting to dry up already.
@@Justinadean1 Yup, I still had all my markers (including the stamping ones) since high school and they worked great still (over 20 years)! Including the Multicultural ones which were awesome lol
Not really an art thing, but...My microwave is older than I am (it's the one my parents used to have before they moved into a house with a built-in one) and it still works fine, as opposed to the newer ones that tend to burn popcorn. (in my experience)
Back then children had wooden toys, now they play with plastic stuff that will break after two or three years..
It makes them happy, so whatever, but still sad that the things today are made to break so people have to buy more and more
The thing is that the old version things are way better than the newest version
Ok but that new profile picture just SCREAMS Rae and I love it
hi minty
hello 🌚
i agree though, the colors are pERFECT
Oh hi minty also yessss
Thank you queen 👑
Lol imagine a kid 90 years ago coming to school with those exact crayons and not caring about it but in reality... Rae is treating it so gently lol. Great video!
That kid likely cared just as much.
That’s so crazy….it was in a kids backpack and they drew hearts and happy faces and now there dead
"lol lolo lo l oloolol lol lol"
My Grandma probably coloured in school with those in the 20s she would be 102 now
@@elinbird00 Rip billy
When 92 yo crayons crayons are better than modern crazy art crayons
It autocorrected crayola twice 😂
and a bit more dangerous
I was thinking the same thing-
Those crazy z art crayons be leaving chunks of wax on the paper
@@sydnisky7791 oMg WhAT wAS tHat
I love how the color of the old crayons are more natural, so pretty!
That is so crazy! I HAD to click on this. I got those crayons for Christmas when I was little! It was set up in a kit which was placed in an old tin Crayola lunchbox that probably had the same picture on it that was on the box of crayons. 🖍 It was one of my most memorable Christmas gifts. I’ve never seen any like it since.
I love the old art supplies series! Personally, I use Winsor and Newton tube watercolour paints from 50+ years ago! My grandparents owned an art and music store, and when my uncle bought it from them, he decided to focus on music alone. So many of the art supplies kind of just got left over. Being the family's most prolific (not best, just most obsessive lol) artist, I ended up with all of these amazing watercolours! I had given many of them to friends who are equally as into art as I am, but I always made sure to keep one tube of each colour. I still use them to this day, and there are still SO many of them!!
wow that is awesome! and so lucky!
I'm so sad how the quality of everything has just completely collapsed. Not just for for art supplies, but for everything. Back in the day people used to own fewer things that just were producded better. I feel like these days it's an evil marketing tactic that everything breaks so easily, you have to be soon replacing what you just bought. This goes especially for clothes.
Though I'm sure there are things that are also better in quality these days because technology has improved. I know this goes for a lot of oil paints in particular. But the mindset of people has changed for the worse.
I actually a video recently about how different clothes are now. Back then, there was like a popular style and you’d get a dress or suit in that style that would last a long long time. Now trends happen so quickly so clothing companies don’t feel the need to make as good of a quality because people will move on in a year or two.
Capitalism
True! That makes so much sense 😂
@@madiz4228 yes I heard that to! Sadly that’s how marketing is now. I hate how they upped the prices of food and clothes now days. Ppl start more thinking ab the money then for the poor.
The crayola back then is more different
Wow, over 90 years old!! I'm 82 and live in my van and use my crayons to help keep me sane. 😊 Fun stuff!!
Wow
Eh Eh im 2000006363468281919272 and I love crayons I eat them all the time
What
I hope you are still creating ❤️❤️
I'm a 1,432 man living in Transylvania and i too use my crayons to help keep me mentally stable
When Rae was about to announce the price, I guess $1. XD so close
Well done you, I thought they were going to be about 50 dollars! 😂
@@pauliedoodle1939
Me too
I guessed $5 😂
Me too XD
I thought it was going to be 60 dollars
Me: *savoring my crayons cause my future great, great, great-grandchildren will have then from like the pandemic of 2020-
I'm gonna do the same thing but with copic markers 😂
That sounds like an ancient time already, because "pandemic"
@@sam.w8477 I think they will dry up completely
@I like Speghetti theres some drawing tablets that have a kind of paper-like texture already, though i dont have one so i cant say how realistic it is
@@bearuwu2191 I agree with all those selections! I love Moriah Elizabeth! I hope to have an art channel someday, but until then, I can support you!
I had a 120 pack that was from the late 1990's (Circa 1998) from when I was about three, and it lasted me until about 2006. The pigment in the 1990's through about 2009, were just as good as the 1920's crayons, but ever since 2010, the crayons really dipped in quality.
When Rae was gushing over the quality of the pigments and the fact that it has mostly survived over the years vs the quickly disintegrating modern Crayola... welcome to planned obsolescence.
Back in the 70s, I got hold of my mom's vintage Sargent brand crayons, and they were so much better than the new Crayola's even back then. IDK when the formulas started changing, I assume probably around some war or another, but vintage crayons are where it's at - they're actually artist quality instead of children-please-don't-eat-this quality. History of crayons could be pretty interesting - were they originally for kids? who made them first?
Probably because most pigments back then are natural but the downside is these pigments are toxic lol probably why people where dropping like flies back then ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Children please don’t eat this formula!! Lol…
It probably changed around ww2
Fun fact: Many people who touched that, are probably dead today.
Scary thought taylor.
Creepy
LoL🤣
Maybe
No what about if their 100 years old?
“Be very gentle”
*pulls out very sharp knife*
Uhhh........
You don’t have to apply as much force to something if your blade is sharper
@@JustAnotherPerson811 yup
“calm down jamal”
Yeah
Instead of a serial killer, she’s a box killer-
‘Crayon collecting is VERY SERIOUS business’
Indeed, it is.
VERY serious
Highly serious
I understand lol, I am 13 and I love to bird watch (weird ik). Anyway you can make it super competitive, Iike walking up waist deep water upstream for 2 miles, walking thru a grassland field and going thru barbed wire fences in 100+ degree heat. Running outside in -10 degree weather in pj's to photograph a Common Redpoll. Having competitions, finding rare birds, big day birding. Like you can fricken make anything serious
Yup very serious (don’t put this responsibility into my hands..)
I’m totally with you about old pigments. You don’t even have to go so far back to get the good stuff. I had a set of oil pastels from the 1980s and watercolours from the about the 30s, and when I had to replace them with a modern set I could only find horribly brash artificial pigments, even in branded sets. I stopped bothering with oils after that, no matter how skilled my blending I never could get the same rich colours. 😢
Her: Innocently touches crayons
Me: Dead children touched those._.
Which is awesome af
@@greenbeans9033 how is it awesome
@@snowxflaxess1181 caaauusseee its awesome?? Idk
@@wynn_04 deae children....touching crayons......okk
Well she has to grab the crayons to test the crayons somehow
And she’s wearing gloves
She changed her profile pic and I am loving it.
Thanks!
@@SuperRaedizzle can you draw blackpink rae
@@rosefoodgang6190 foodsé
Historically, the big deal about crayola crayons was that they were safe and non-toxic for kids, even back then. Just a lil history for you ❤️
The US still took several decades to ban lead paint and even more decades to ban leaded fuel so I would not suggest exposing yourself to the old Crayons.
Maybe I should save my old crayola’s for the future generations lmao
yeah
Hmmmm....OMG! I HAVE A WHOLE BAG OF CRAYONS FROM WHEN I WAS LITTLE!!!
Sweet Honey lmaooo sameee
@@sweethoney6986 mine is now 4 years old XD its in a bagg
@@kazuha7249 mine are 8 years old i still have them
I came here to ask if they still smell like crayons!? keep up the amazing content SuperRaeDizzle!
i love looking or buying old stuff its just amazing i love seeing stuff from the old days!
The last time I was this early Cra-Z-Art colored pencils were still good.
oop-
@Al X. Andra yhhhh? Think soo
@@kittylord1859 Rae made a vid if I remember saying she stopped liking them because they declined in quality.
:P
I love old stuff so much! maybe in 100 years people will feel the same way about stuff we have now which is crazy
Our crayons nowadays would be shattered to smithereens
SuperReaDizzle:
-gotta be gentle!
*Pulls out a knife*
„Be very gentle“
**pulls out an utility knife**
Crayon collector here! Loved seeing you test these out. I love the old crayons and the swatches. There's a whole bunch of us that collect art supplies. Cool to see your collection growing. And for the record there is no crayon museum. :( I would love for there to be a museum someday, but as of right now there isn't one. Maybe in ten years. ;)
We totally need a crayon museum!
I totally agree the old Crayola is just gorgeous pigment just wonderful 👏
I love the background of your videos and how you’re doing so many vintage supply hauls lately!! It’s so cool to see how art and art supplies have evolved
Kids in the 1920's when they are bored: imma color with my Crayola crayons
Kids nowadays: imma color on my new apple iPad pro which has a pencil
😂
Errr poor kids dont count..
Not me..
@@iluvnonyy if rare colours exist i would just say a light purple is. I MEAN NOTHING IN THE PHILLIPINES EXCEPT MAPED HAS A LIGHT PURPLE this is why i preffer digital art
Only america we don't do that in asia lol
Crayons made today are completely subpar. I am in my 60's, and decided it was time to get back into crayon work. YUCK! I bought new Crayolas, excited by the idea of going back to where I had begun my love of art. They were horrible. Nothing like I remembered. I thought maybe memory had played a trick, so I dug out my crayons from about thirty years ago, and tested them. Crayola should be ashamed of themselves. Nothing like the real deal. I have since been on a quest to find something similar to what crayons used to be. So far, oil pastels are the closest, but still not quite right. Glad I ran into your channel. You have some really interesting subject matter for artists. Keep up the good work!!
The 99 year old kid seeing their Crayons on Rae's channel:
😲👉🏽🖍
Dudes what the heck it's a joke lol
I'm not even joking at this point:
It's a freaking joke I wrote in literally 15 seconds
Why is everyone questioning me 😂😂😂
Kid?-
99 year old kid
I-- 💀
I think they meant 99 year old’s kid. Referring to the kid of the 99 year old
It's a joke guys-
@@mewenai8505 Take the joke dude.
100 years later: trying crayons from 2020
They'd be cursed
Bold of you to assume they’d still be intact
Let's see if the world still exist at that day
@@rheanadelrosario7375 yeah
@@rheanadelrosario7375 The world, probably yes. Mankind, not so sure about that.
Woa nice and unique idea ❤️ these crayon 🖍️ are nice and over 91+ years woww I can't believe keep it up👍🏻nice
Oof my great grandma is older than those she probably has those when she was a kid
Go ask her
@@vvvvveroeverythingtodo ..... Great Grandma over 90 years old.... I don't think she's still here...especially since its the 1910s
@@brucite1005 umm my great grandmother is still here soo umm not everyone?..,,
@@brucite1005 op didn't talk in past tense so there is a posibility
My great grandma still has them
92 year old crayons pack of 16 someone ate half of them:-
*Sold for 0.99 cents*
Poor crayons
That's a very low price
Maybe they didn’t want them or don’t know how valuable or rare this crayon is
Edit: hmm I mean they are old no value but people sell this for almost 300 dollars
A very low price for....a haunted crayola 👻💀👹
@@al1choniii gawd-
@@tomz.exists what?
@@al1choniii Gawd = Gosh
These Colours Are AMAZING. I Really Love Art And Came Across Ur Channel And I LOVED It!
Keep Up With Creativity And Good Luck!
“Be very careful”
*earlier in the video....*
*SHAKES BAG AGGRESSIVELY*
The fact that they look so medieval even though they weren’t a thing in those times-
Intro:SuperRaeDizzle popping out of nowhere. Me: Is that my worst nightmare???😃😃😃😃
Me in quarantine: *sleeeppss*
Crayon collectors: *make crayon websitess*
*Sssssssss*
I just got gifted some eagle prismacolor pencils from the 50's so stoked, I'm about to draw something that has to do with the 50's ... can't wait
woahhh that’s awesome!!!!
It seems that when I was a kid, crayons drew more smoothly. How did the old ones feel, did they go on more smooth as it feels in your hand by comparison? ❤️❤️❤️ Love your channel!
This is by far the most interesting art channel i've come accross. The content is GOLD.
Thats great! I hope I continue to keep entertaining! Thank you!
@@SuperRaedizzle yaaaaasssss ;-;
I’m sure Rae was the student like me:
“The student who only loves history the most” 😂
Omg I am that person! I am writing a essay about art history lol
I'm in the Crayola factory in Easton PA right now watching this. So proud of my hometown
These are how old my grandma is and yes she is still alive 😊😊
You should show this video to her
Awh that’s good
@@Newyork_city77 same🥺
@@MuthaTucka My grandmas dont have any crayons
@@iniquitouslemon5975 They aren't even asking you
Pretty soon...Our "new" Crayola crayons will be one-hundred years old...
Everyone be sure to save a box
“Pretty soon” do you mean in a hindered years?
@@kindaakaii867 I think they mean the design and formula for our modern day crayola crayons have been in use for almost a century.
Like one day not too far in the future, if you get a 100-year-old box of crayons, it will still resemble what you could currently buy from a walmart.
That’s my guess at least.
Naw, they’d be too busted and turn to ash.
@@FukaiKokoro they could just rename all the colors to ash brown, then they'd be good forever
Eeek, I love it! The old Crayolas are sooooo beautiful!
Me: ahhhh done with school!
Me: let’s check TH-cam
*sees normal stuff*
Oh oka-
OMG RAE POSTED
same!
lol
Same
This is a trend now: buying 100 year old art supplies
2050: TESTING 200 YEAR OLD CRAYONS OWNED BY ZOMBIES
Lolhol
True
hahahahahaha lol
By researching them and making a video to show to anyone interested, you are preserving them and making them accessable to the public. Better than putting them behind a case at a museum.
The Queen of making art fascinating to those that aren’t even into art🤍🤍🤍
Let’s just take some time to appreciate rae for making us all videos every Friday, each equally interesting and entertaining. Love ya Rae ❤️
THEY ARE SOOOOO BEAUTIFUL!
Rae searching and informing us about ancient, lost, historical art pieces, colours and everything of the sorts is what I need.
Imagine an old man looking at those crayons saying...
Hey, those are *_MINE_*
edit: holy shit 700 likes?!
Oh my
Imma say- here sir plz take it 😶
@Itz_Gacha_Pastel Official that's weirdly cool!
I dont think he would remember at 90 years old
@@gracelopez1899 i-
Bahahhaha
@@gracelopez1899 dementia
5:22 omg YES SO RELATABLE I bought a pack of markers 2 weeks ago and the box fell apart the day I got it
After she put on her gloves to test the crayons, i legit thought she was about to do some kind of surgery
Dear mother Rae, has blessed us with another video
SHE IS ALWAYS HAPPY AND CUTE AHHhhHhH I LOVE IT!!!!!
There’s no way of knowing what the colors were like because of oxidation, right?
Yes, and also the texture change too
I figure the unexposed parts of the crayon has a similar color. Maybe the first few strokes are weird but eventually go to their original color.
*crayons has been the real mvp*
_since 90 years ago_
This was cool, I'm happy that it showed up in my feed.
I’m glad to know I’m not the only one who does that squeaky thing with the gloves
Yup same here
others: they should be in a museum!
me: her house is the museum...
It's so cool to compare the colors after all this time. Thanks for the thorough analysis.
I love you videos! They are so entertaining and educational!!!
2 hours! The earliest I’ve ever been!😂 lol
im dying at the entrance LMAOO i love your videossss
Ugh i LOVE when you make these kinds of videos i love the history lesson you give and the insight into different decades we get with these videos thank you!
title: (i cant believe i found these......)
rae: not special not rare, just old.
website: many are known.
me: wait a minute....
I mean she did find them for only 5 bucks so it's still a steal
My grandpa was 8 this year. I smile to think he used these! 😊❤
When you test the old watercolor you should do it on your homemade paper :)
who wants a room tour! her room looks so aesthetic and nice
i love the old colors
That old yellow crayon. MMMMMMM SUTCH A GOOD COLOR!
Rae, your videos have inspired me to pursue my art more! And your videos are amazing and thank you so much!🤠
I freaking love the wa you start your videos. Their hilarious 😂😂😂
OMG RAE I LOVE YOUR NEW PFP
Thank you!
Who else loves Rae’s new pfp?
Yesss
It was time for an update!!
I was waiting for someone to mention that!
@@SuperRaedizzle lol no offence but I agree u looked like 10 in ur old one 😂😂
The 92 year old colors are amazing
6:54
“The wrabber is literally rotting”
Anyone catch or just me?? 😂
Just you😭
The wrabber.
Hey I've been watching you since so long your content never gets old or less exciting ❤❤❤❤❤❤ I never click so fast to other vids lol
Thanks…you’re really teaching me a lot!
Hey Rae! I love how you find these art supplies and it’s amazing! Edit: wow I just saw the pink crayon, it’s so bright and vibrant
I wasted no time clicking that notification 😂
Same
Saame
Same
You should make a video with jessii Vee she likes paranormal stuff and she likes to explore in the wilderness and other places!
“Be very gentle” *pulls out a knife*
I love ur vids by the way💛
Nobody:
Her: makes a box of old crayons look interesting
Your videos are so enjoyable wth
The box kind of reminds me of a Ouija board I don't know why.
I was thinking the same thing!
same idk why
Same 😂
Because everything from the 19th century-early 20th century is creepy and I love it!!!😁makes it that eras charm😉
Rae : *has whole pile of sketchbooks*
Me: *cries in not even 1 finished sketchbook*
same👁👄👁🙌
Well you have 2! Since your channel is called Sage’s Sketchbook so it would be another sketchbook lol
that rose pink is just so beautiful, and the violet makes my heart skip a beat with how gorgeous it is