My art professor taught us to stick the tape to our jeans and t-shirts to lessen the stickiness and make it safer to use on our art projects without risk of ripping. We would stick and unstick it a few times until we go to the right stickiness.
the issue with using something like corn starch is its altering the formula in a way that could compromise the longevity of the piece of art. fine oil paintings last centuries for a reason.
Yeah, back in high school I used to draw with the back end of my steel-encased pen whenever i couldn't find any pencil. Hardly surprising that aluminum foil works since it's a much softer metal than steel
@@AnaGolightly I'm assuming absolutely you could. Gold is a super soft metal, almost as soft as lead, which is why it is so easily flattened into gold leaf just by hand. Although they do make actual liquid gold leaf that you can paint and draw with (it is more expensive than metallic paint, obviously, but it is also a very potent neurotoxin - a lot of softer metals are, just look at lead LOL). They make it for restorers to restore actual gold gilded objects like frames from the Renaissance era and Victorian style home accents, that kind of thing.
For those with an aversion to the sound of nails on a chalk board using the aluminum foil, put acrylic gesso on sketchbook paper, if it curls as it dries close the book and put some weight on it to flatten it. You can use aluminum (foil), copper, silver, brass, gold, etc to draw with. White gesso shows varying degrees of gray depending on the metal as well as temperature of the gray. Black gesso allows the natural color of the metal to show, gold is gold instead of a yellow gray you get on white paper. I personally prefer to draw with copper since with age it turns greenish like the statue of liberty. I get my copper from old wires :)
@@Nasauniverse001 you could, but for archival sake, the oil would soak into the substrate and cause it to deteriorate quickly. For some, that may be an issue.
As someone who used to water down their thick body acrylic all the time, only to find out that it can cause peeling and flaking, I'd be hesitant to add anything to the paint without knowing how it will effect it in the long run, unless it's something for digital reproduction(which I know is often the case these days). Love the shelf liner one. I've been wanting one of those expensive silicone deelies that do the same thing and now I can use this instead for basically free since I already have shelf liner.
Maybe that's why the original hack was for marble powder, probably more cohesive? I wonder if stone plaster powder (or plaster of paris) would work the same. Hmm.
@@BebobopapGUM I’m not sure. I’ve only tried it on paper and canvas, both flexible surfaces, but since glass is completely solid surface it might not crack if the layers are relatively thin
9:04 I have done this technique , it's gorgeous and I would suggest that you keep your paper in which you want to trace below the picture . It would definitely come out better.
Yeah, I haven't done it but it looked to me like the angle variability was an issue. If you have the source picture straight in front of you, I figure (conjecturing based on other spatial/movement skills I've learned) it's probably easier to keep the pencil line close to perfect forward-back than it is to keep them lined up perfectly left-to-right.
There's a tool similar to that pencil tracing rig used in traditional drafting called a Pantograph. It's usually used for scaling drawings up and down.
That hack that fixes the bristle of the brushes, the correct way to do it is take boiling water and soak the bristle for 1-2 minutes(Don't have the boiling water touch the metal part or the glue will come off!)Then take it out of the boiling water and cover the bristle of the brush in soap or dish soap for 2-3 minutes. Let it dry and then wash it off and your brush should be good as new!
I imagine with the boiling water one, you'd have to keep it submerged for a little bit. Using boiling water to shape synthetic fibers is something doll artists will do when making wigs out of acrylic yarn and synthetic hair. You'd probably need to make sure to give it time to soften the material so it's malleable to the shape you're looking for. I also imagine, it would help to shape it using water, then using a soluble glue to hold it in place for a few hours while the temp comes down and it dries (similar to how you may buy brushes with glue on them for the reason of keeping the shape).
Her brush is not synthetic plastic, it's synthetic fur, so it needs not just more time, but a lil hotter water. Nail art brushes are more plastic like than art brushes, since the material used for nail polish would melt normal brushes =x
Shelf liner is so useful. I also use a strip of it on my desk to lay my art supplies on, like colored pencils and pens, so they don't roll off the desk. Because expensive colored pencils rolling onto the floor is a nightmare of broken leads. It's also under my wooden pencil boxes and so on so they don't scratch the desk surface.
OHMYDOG. As someone with auditory sensitivity, you are my HERO for editing the foil noise out. I always have to mute videos when people include noises like that. Thank you so much 💚 (So glad you're healing up well from being ill, btw!)
The cabinet liner thing... So I use a round silicone scrubbie thing in the exact same way... It's awesome because it slides a little but Does not FOLD up. A great hack
I bet those :) smiley face sponges would work perfectly as well as being a perfect circle shape and thick to stay at the bottom of your can of your jar
I taught MS art and we used the marker/spray bottle hack all the time. It’s great for the backgrounds for the kiddos’ drawings. But since we had SOOO many dried out markers we could put 8-10 of one color into a spray bottle and voila-liquid WC!! To the boiling water/brush hack, we soaked our dried brushes in murphys oil soap for a few days to bring them back to life, but you can leave a little diluted murphys in the bristles, smooth them, let it dry for a day or 2, then rinse it. The bristles stay nice and smooth!
I’m glad your doing better, don’t be ashamed to take breaks, and also don’t say sorry, it happens. I haven’t posted in 2 months on my twitch because of low motivation ❤️
For people who can't stand the scratchy sound when drawing with foil: Wear headphones and listen to music while drawing to drown out the scratchy sound. Personally, I enjoy listening to music when making art! Preferably instrumental music which won't distract me from what I'm doing. But any music will do.
to save your brushes, just take a soap bar and get a nice coating on the hairs and leave it overnight. Then wash it off in hot water. It definitely works!
I’m so glad that you are feeling better and don’t be ashamed to take a break once in a while. Please take time to take care of yourself and don’t say sorry when you do take a break.
for the shelf liner hack. I have something similar. If you've ever bought a baked potato from wendy's the bottom of the container it comes in has a really good texture for painting.
About the tape one: you can also stick the tape on your hand or arm before applying it on the paper. I always do this, and it peels off easy when needed. You just have to press it a little bit harder on the sheet when you use it
The trick with two pencils with a bridge is a very old technique. It's also one way to transfer an image from paper on to a different surface, like a wall. It's also used to change the size of the original. I forget what they're called but I have seen artist quality ones that are not so flimsy.
a hack ive been using for almost ever is when you have left out a brush and acrylic dries or get suck onto it a way to fix it is to soak/ mix around in some hand sanitizer
With masking tape, you can also just stick it to your clothes a couple of times. It picks up the fabric’s tiny fluffs and makes it less sticky, but still sticky enough to tape your paper down and comes up without tearing. Very handy for when you don’t have easy access to a hair dryer!
Glad your feeling better. Thank you so much for cutting the sound on the aluminium hack it was much appreciated. There are some great hacks there that I can’t wait to use.
Yayyy! Glad to know you're back and okay! I met your channel during your break and suddenly you disappeared, I was in panic already, lmao, glad to know you're okay!
That SpongeBob drawing is freakin Doodle-Bob!! Well he does look nicer/friendlier this the original Doodle-Bob. Lol Also the way I reform my brush heads is I use a bar soap with the hot water. Dip the brush in hot water, brush is gently over the bar soap to lather, use your hands reshape the brush head, dip it back in the water to clean it, repeat if necessary and then let dry. This has saved quite a few of my brushes.
leave your kettle (water boiler in your words) to turn off itself! it does it when it’s fully boiled, otherwise it’s just hot water but not boiled water
U should do your homework shoto..... It's way better..... I mean , just look at me ... I'm having exams... This is a joke btw... And I hope my exam was a joke too😢
I had hypothyroidism and got a subtotal thyroidectomy and now I have to take meds for the rest of my life.Im an artist as well and your an inspiration for me to continue what I love in the midst of everything I'm going through.So glad I found your channel.
@@hawkeyescoffee6399 that's never happened to me. I guess just be careful to only get the bristles in the water and not the part that holds it together
honestly does Rae need to apologise just because she has a med prob. she should know we have so much respect for her , and can deal with no vids for a bit! im not saying this in a hated way, but just to say that we love your content and we would rather wait a year for an amazing vid , than have daily trash like some youtubers
@@maheesanjay nah they don't need to change it to "does not", they just need to add a question mark. It aint big tho lol i still understood. They didnt say "Rae does-" but "Does Rae‐" indicating a question
Glad you are feeling better. Like these new hacks. First time there are a few that I had never heard/thought of and are actually useful. The foil one - if I can get that sheen, I believe it will be fantastic. As for the tape one though - you would be spending quite a bit on the electricity to power that hairdryer, so not exactly reducing the carbon footprint. I just do borderless painting. Which means I draw a border - paint within it and slice off the excess, So much less hassle and more eco friendly IMO. Sure, the look isnt for everyone I guess. If I absolutely had to paint borders or lines, here is what it do. I have a thick cotton string. I double it up, place it in paint on my palette (leaving ends clean), remove excess and then hold it tight and approach from the outside to the border line press down and move it a little side to side to make a mark and I have a straight line. THen I paint outside it. The key for this is getting the consistency of the paint right and making sure you have the right amount on your string (almost like dry brushing, not too wet). I would much rather sit down and paint even lines if I absolutely had to rather than use all the tapes and hair dryers. but that's just me :)
At the dollar store this month, I found "make-up brush cleaners," which are silicone pads with different textures and teeth on them, and I had to get one to put in the bottom of my paintbrush water jar, instead of the fancy ones they sell at the art store.
Glad you're feeling better and always happy to see another video from you! This one was super helpful. At least 3 of these hacks will be really helpful for me as an artist.
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I really liked that we got an art video that showed hacks that actually worked, most hack videos I see are mostly hacks that don’t work out, so this was really refreshing and useful
You can also polish crome thats gone spotty by rubbing it with foil, it somehow fills in the spots and shines the crome.. Great hacks, especially like the one with the cornstarch in cheap acrylic paint, thats the 💣! Lol... The paper tape hack I've used, you're simply reactivating the glue, once warm its easily removed, saved so many pieces of my artwork. The 3 pencils, theres a tool you can buy that does the exact same thing only better.. You findcso many great Art hacks Rae, can't wait to see your next one. So glad you're feeling better :-)
My art teacher in high school told us to never use hot water when cleaning brushes because it can damage the bristles, and then when cleaning, put some soap in the palm of your hand and gently swirl the brush around in the soap. I’ve actually been cleaning my brushes that way before she told us that
Yep, gonna be getting some corn starch - that hack BLEW MY MIND! I mean, the paint might not be as archival but neither is cheap paint in the first place. I have no choice atm but to use Dollar General brand acrylic paint and while it's not the worst paint ever, I would really love for it to be a bit thicker. I'm glad you're feeling better, Rae! Thank you for another awesome video 🖤
it is called metal point. It works best on a "toothy" gesso or paper. Using different metal produces different coloured lines (brass gives a warm brown, copper a reddish brown, silver makes a grey similar to aluminium and gold is too darn expensive!) Metal point drawings have a very long life, ones from the Renaissance have not faded.
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Just a tip, you can make the shelf liner work much better if you cut it to the height of your jar, roll it around and hold it together with a paperclip. Then slide it into the jar so it will stay to the sides instead of the bottom and not move like it did in the video. Good luck and nice video
I'm not an artist. I have no interest in traditional art. But I love your videos! Especially when you dive down into art history. Keep it up! Never thought I would subscribe to a painters channel.
I have my own tape hack avoiding the same problem (ripping up the paper) and that's taking your strip of tape and just pressing it against your clothing (jeans work best) a couple times to get some of the "harsh" stickiness off the tape and that's it. Way easier than using a blow dryer. Love you videos! You're such a down to earth type of persona and I look forward to your videos!
Damaged smartphones for example and are also put onto heating mats to loosen the adhesive to gain access to the motherboard or what ever else needs to be replaced or repaired.
For the shelf liner... trace the bottom of the water container on the liner, then cut out. Maybe make it a little bigger so it will flare up a bit when it's in the container.
In my high school painting class we would add cornstarch to our paint to make it more higher quality than the stuff we can afford
Does it give a matte finish?
@Anushka yes! i think so
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Glad to hear you're back and feeling better! ♥
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My art professor taught us to stick the tape to our jeans and t-shirts to lessen the stickiness and make it safer to use on our art projects without risk of ripping. We would stick and unstick it a few times until we go to the right stickiness.
Amazing
You could also just tape it and use a hair dryer to loosen the adhesive from the glue :] I started doing that for some of my water color paintings.
I use it on my cutting board first cause it gets lint from my pants.
Wait this is brilliant!
I learned it myself
the issue with using something like corn starch is its altering the formula in a way that could compromise the longevity of the piece of art. fine oil paintings last centuries for a reason.
Amazing
Yeah that was where my mind was heading, LMAO. I was like, "that sounds way too good to be true. I doubt there's no side effects to that"
It cracks after 2 days with cornstarch
That's not true. There are people that clean and repaint the work. Probably every very old painted piece at a museum has been repainted.
I mean, you're painting with cheap acrylics. You aren't going to get centuries regardless of what you do
Da Vinci's earlier 'crayon' drawings are actually silver point drawings. You can draw with various metals. Even a spoon!
The Da Vinci paint brush company even have a paint brush line with silver points on them.
@@amypanddirtytoo1926 There are many. All very expensive.
Yeah, back in high school I used to draw with the back end of my steel-encased pen whenever i couldn't find any pencil. Hardly surprising that aluminum foil works since it's a much softer metal than steel
@@AnaGolightly I'm assuming absolutely you could. Gold is a super soft metal, almost as soft as lead, which is why it is so easily flattened into gold leaf just by hand. Although they do make actual liquid gold leaf that you can paint and draw with (it is more expensive than metallic paint, obviously, but it is also a very potent neurotoxin - a lot of softer metals are, just look at lead LOL). They make it for restorers to restore actual gold gilded objects like frames from the Renaissance era and Victorian style home accents, that kind of thing.
I used to use the aluminum foil to draw on the lunch table at while eating
For those with an aversion to the sound of nails on a chalk board using the aluminum foil, put acrylic gesso on sketchbook paper, if it curls as it dries close the book and put some weight on it to flatten it. You can use aluminum (foil), copper, silver, brass, gold, etc to draw with. White gesso shows varying degrees of gray depending on the metal as well as temperature of the gray. Black gesso allows the natural color of the metal to show, gold is gold instead of a yellow gray you get on white paper. I personally prefer to draw with copper since with age it turns greenish like the statue of liberty. I get my copper from old wires :)
you could also put a sheet of waste paper between the two pages to stop bleed through.
@@Nasauniverse001 you could, but for archival sake, the oil would soak into the substrate and cause it to deteriorate quickly. For some, that may be an issue.
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As someone who used to water down their thick body acrylic all the time, only to find out that it can cause peeling and flaking, I'd be hesitant to add anything to the paint without knowing how it will effect it in the long run, unless it's something for digital reproduction(which I know is often the case these days). Love the shelf liner one. I've been wanting one of those expensive silicone deelies that do the same thing and now I can use this instead for basically free since I already have shelf liner.
I just found silicone "make-up brush" cleaners at the Dollar Tree!
I wonder if it works because it has gluten in it?
I've tried the corn starch thing, and, especially if you're making a thicker layer, then it will likely crack after a day or two
Oh ok
Maybe that's why the original hack was for marble powder, probably more cohesive? I wonder if stone plaster powder (or plaster of paris) would work the same. Hmm.
I wondered about that!
@@BebobopapGUM I’m not sure. I’ve only tried it on paper and canvas, both flexible surfaces, but since glass is completely solid surface it might not crack if the layers are relatively thin
@@BebobopapGUM I would definitely do a small test before doing a larger piece
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9:04 I have done this technique , it's gorgeous and I would suggest that you keep your paper in which you want to trace below the picture . It would definitely come out better.
Yeah, I haven't done it but it looked to me like the angle variability was an issue. If you have the source picture straight in front of you, I figure (conjecturing based on other spatial/movement skills I've learned) it's probably easier to keep the pencil line close to perfect forward-back than it is to keep them lined up perfectly left-to-right.
Use a lightboard or a charcoal paper, hehe simple
There's a tool similar to that pencil tracing rig used in traditional drafting called a Pantograph. It's usually used for scaling drawings up and down.
That hack that fixes the bristle of the brushes, the correct way to do it is take boiling water and soak the bristle for 1-2 minutes(Don't have the boiling water touch the metal part or the glue will come off!)Then take it out of the boiling water and cover the bristle of the brush in soap or dish soap for 2-3 minutes. Let it dry and then wash it off and your brush should be good as new!
I imagine with the boiling water one, you'd have to keep it submerged for a little bit. Using boiling water to shape synthetic fibers is something doll artists will do when making wigs out of acrylic yarn and synthetic hair. You'd probably need to make sure to give it time to soften the material so it's malleable to the shape you're looking for. I also imagine, it would help to shape it using water, then using a soluble glue to hold it in place for a few hours while the temp comes down and it dries (similar to how you may buy brushes with glue on them for the reason of keeping the shape).
Her brush is not synthetic plastic, it's synthetic fur, so it needs not just more time, but a lil hotter water. Nail art brushes are more plastic like than art brushes, since the material used for nail polish would melt normal brushes =x
Hot water can loosen the hairs on some brushes.
Shelf liner is so useful. I also use a strip of it on my desk to lay my art supplies on, like colored pencils and pens, so they don't roll off the desk. Because expensive colored pencils rolling onto the floor is a nightmare of broken leads. It's also under my wooden pencil boxes and so on so they don't scratch the desk surface.
Great idea.
I have a piece on my dashboard to save my phone and my glasses from slipping on to the floor of my car.
OHMYDOG. As someone with auditory sensitivity, you are my HERO for editing the foil noise out. I always have to mute videos when people include noises like that. Thank you so much 💚 (So glad you're healing up well from being ill, btw!)
The cabinet liner thing... So I use a round silicone scrubbie thing in the exact same way... It's awesome because it slides a little but Does not FOLD up. A great hack
Amazing
I just use a plastic kitchen untensil scrubber.
I bet those :) smiley face sponges would work perfectly as well as being a perfect circle shape and thick to stay at the bottom of your can of your jar
Rae's art isn't only amazing, her makeup is too.
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Just yesterday I was thinking “I wonder when rea’dizzle is gonna post, hope everything is well.”
And then BAM here we are!!!!
That happened to me as well O:
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I taught MS art and we used the marker/spray bottle hack all the time. It’s great for the backgrounds for the kiddos’ drawings. But since we had SOOO many dried out markers we could put 8-10 of one color into a spray bottle and voila-liquid WC!!
To the boiling water/brush hack, we soaked our dried brushes in murphys oil soap for a few days to bring them back to life, but you can leave a little diluted murphys in the bristles, smooth them, let it dry for a day or 2, then rinse it. The bristles stay nice and smooth!
I’m glad your doing better, don’t be ashamed to take breaks, and also don’t say sorry, it happens. I haven’t posted in 2 months on my twitch because of low motivation ❤️
Same
Just remember everyone started somewhere even mr beast if that helps your motivation. 👍
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For people who can't stand the scratchy sound when drawing with foil: Wear headphones and listen to music while drawing to drown out the scratchy sound. Personally, I enjoy listening to music when making art! Preferably instrumental music which won't distract me from what I'm doing. But any music will do.
to save your brushes, just take a soap bar and get a nice coating on the hairs and leave it overnight. Then wash it off in hot water. It definitely works!
thank you my brushes look crazy 😫
Just be careful with that, if the water is too hot you can melt the glue and all of the bristles can fall out!
I buy this brush conditioner. It's probably about the same thing.
Art Teacher here…and this is absolutely true! I use a cheap bar soap and small amount of water for lots of lather. Great tip!
@@paranoiarpincess yeah I was always taught not to use hot water to clean brushes because of that
I’m so glad that you are feeling better and don’t be ashamed to take a break once in a while. Please take time to take care of yourself and don’t say sorry when you do take a break.
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Kettle: Am I a joke to you?
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I- uh…I’m gonna go
for the shelf liner hack. I have something similar. If you've ever bought a baked potato from wendy's the bottom of the container it comes in has a really good texture for painting.
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About the tape one: you can also stick the tape on your hand or arm before applying it on the paper. I always do this, and it peels off easy when needed. You just have to press it a little bit harder on the sheet when you use it
The trick with two pencils with a bridge is a very old technique. It's also one way to transfer an image from paper on to a different surface, like a wall. It's also used to change the size of the original. I forget what they're called but I have seen artist quality ones that are not so flimsy.
Amazing
Andy Warhol used one for all his portraits.
Pantograph
a hack ive been using for almost ever is when you have left out a brush and acrylic dries or get suck onto it a way to fix it is to soak/ mix around in some hand sanitizer
Or rubbing alcohol, I do this with my make up brushes. Cuts the drying time.
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With masking tape, you can also just stick it to your clothes a couple of times. It picks up the fabric’s tiny fluffs and makes it less sticky, but still sticky enough to tape your paper down and comes up without tearing. Very handy for when you don’t have easy access to a hair dryer!
To clean my brushes I stick one of those anti-slipping things to the bottom of the recipient where i put my water and it works really well too
Glad your feeling better. Thank you so much for cutting the sound on the aluminium hack it was much appreciated. There are some great hacks there that I can’t wait to use.
Yayyy! Glad to know you're back and okay! I met your channel during your break and suddenly you disappeared, I was in panic already, lmao, glad to know you're okay!
I thoroughly enjoy watching you.I was in art 5 in high school.I am 26 with 3 kids and I hope to get into art again here soon.Thank you hun 🥰
That SpongeBob drawing is freakin Doodle-Bob!! Well he does look nicer/friendlier this the original Doodle-Bob. Lol
Also the way I reform my brush heads is I use a bar soap with the hot water.
Dip the brush in hot water, brush is gently over the bar soap to lather, use your hands reshape the brush head, dip it back in the water to clean it, repeat if necessary and then let dry.
This has saved quite a few of my brushes.
leave your kettle (water boiler in your words) to turn off itself! it does it when it’s fully boiled, otherwise it’s just hot water but not boiled water
I was doing my mathematics"homework" but this is way more important..
U should do your homework shoto..... It's way better..... I mean , just look at me ... I'm having exams...
This is a joke btw... And I hope my exam was a joke too😢
SAME! I'm just taking a break tho cuz my math homework is hard and my bro isn't home yet:(
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If u don't do your homework u can't grow up to be strong like Todoriki
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I had hypothyroidism and got a subtotal thyroidectomy and now I have to take meds for the rest of my life.Im an artist as well and your an inspiration for me to continue what I love in the midst of everything I'm going through.So glad I found your channel.
15:10 this works really well if you let it sit and or repeatedly dump it into the boiling water. I’ve seen this used on synthetic fibers alot
Trouble is it will also soften/ruin the glue in the ferrule that holds the bristles in place.
@@hawkeyescoffee6399 that's never happened to me. I guess just be careful to only get the bristles in the water and not the part that holds it together
"She made an ironman picture with foil"
Me: Would have been cooler if she had made it with iron
Technically, the suit was made of gold titanium alloy, but I have no clue what that is lol
@@FreezingmoonDSBM me in the market finding that to draw with it be like: 👁👄👁
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honestly does Rae need to apologise just because she has a med prob. she should know we have so much respect for her , and can deal with no vids for a bit! im not saying this in a hated way, but just to say that we love your content and we would rather wait a year for an amazing vid , than have daily trash like some youtubers
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@@maheesanjay oh yeah
@@maheesanjay Where? First sentence? Maybe a question mark but a does not sounds like she does need to apologize. I’m confused 🤔
@@celeca7 yes...honestly does not rae need to apologise........
@@maheesanjay nah they don't need to change it to "does not", they just need to add a question mark. It aint big tho lol i still understood. They didnt say "Rae does-" but "Does Rae‐" indicating a question
Glad you are feeling better. Like these new hacks. First time there are a few that I had never heard/thought of and are actually useful. The foil one - if I can get that sheen, I believe it will be fantastic. As for the tape one though - you would be spending quite a bit on the electricity to power that hairdryer, so not exactly reducing the carbon footprint. I just do borderless painting. Which means I draw a border - paint within it and slice off the excess, So much less hassle and more eco friendly IMO. Sure, the look isnt for everyone I guess. If I absolutely had to paint borders or lines, here is what it do. I have a thick cotton string. I double it up, place it in paint on my palette (leaving ends clean), remove excess and then hold it tight and approach from the outside to the border line press down and move it a little side to side to make a mark and I have a straight line. THen I paint outside it. The key for this is getting the consistency of the paint right and making sure you have the right amount on your string (almost like dry brushing, not too wet). I would much rather sit down and paint even lines if I absolutely had to rather than use all the tapes and hair dryers. but that's just me :)
At the dollar store this month, I found "make-up brush cleaners," which are silicone pads with different textures and teeth on them, and I had to get one to put in the bottom of my paintbrush water jar, instead of the fancy ones they sell at the art store.
I’m sorry you were sick Rae. So, glad you are getting better. Take care of yourself first! Your fans will still be here.
0:21 Ah yes, the tik tok *art hacs*
Hacks
@@RATULA-MELANIE_YTthat was2 years ago
@@RATULA-MELANIE_YTlook at what Rae typed in the video at that timestamp.
9:02-9:04 had me dying 🤣🤣 definitely love her authenticity in the videos!
14:39 y...you mean a kettle?
Glad you're feeling better and always happy to see another video from you! This one was super helpful. At least 3 of these hacks will be really helpful for me as an artist.
Eaaarrrlllyyyyy !!!!!! Raee I love your videos sooooo much!!!! Your the person who inspired me to get into realism and who got me more into art !!!! Thank you so much for being such an amazing person!!!! WE LOVEE YOUUU ❤❤❤
I really liked that we got an art video that showed hacks that actually worked, most hack videos I see are mostly hacks that don’t work out, so this was really refreshing and useful
Me: Mom, I want a new pencil!
Mom: we have art at home.
Art at home: 6:05
So sorry that you weren't ok!! Much love and support!! Love you and Ur vids ❤❤❤❤
You can also polish crome thats gone spotty by rubbing it with foil, it somehow fills in the spots and shines the crome..
Great hacks, especially like the one with the cornstarch in cheap acrylic paint, thats the 💣! Lol... The paper tape hack I've used, you're simply reactivating the glue, once warm its easily removed, saved so many pieces of my artwork. The 3 pencils, theres a tool you can buy that does the
exact same thing only better..
You findcso many great Art hacks Rae, can't wait to see your next one. So glad you're feeling better :-)
15:14 maybe you should used some softer brush more like a brush she had in video but i dont know.
My art teacher in high school told us to never use hot water when cleaning brushes because it can damage the bristles, and then when cleaning, put some soap in the palm of your hand and gently swirl the brush around in the soap. I’ve actually been cleaning my brushes that way before she told us that
Yep, gonna be getting some corn starch - that hack BLEW MY MIND! I mean, the paint might not be as archival but neither is cheap paint in the first place. I have no choice atm but to use Dollar General brand acrylic paint and while it's not the worst paint ever, I would really love for it to be a bit thicker. I'm glad you're feeling better, Rae! Thank you for another awesome video 🖤
Amazing
I would do a test spot first. Idk something is telling me the cornstarch might make the paint crack after drying for a while.
it is called metal point. It works best on a "toothy" gesso or paper. Using different metal produces different coloured lines (brass gives a warm brown, copper a reddish brown, silver makes a grey similar to aluminium and gold is too darn expensive!) Metal point drawings have a very long life, ones from the Renaissance have not faded.
11:26 Me sounds like something....................
Wonder what???🤔🤔
Oh it's me when I am disinfecting stuff that came from Amazon🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦🤦♀️🤦🤦♀️🤦♀️🤦🤦🤦🤦🤦♀️
Just a tip, you can make the shelf liner work much better if you cut it to the height of your jar, roll it around and hold it together with a paperclip. Then slide it into the jar so it will stay to the sides instead of the bottom and not move like it did in the video. Good luck and nice video
This is the one hack I’ve been waiting for YEARS! ❤❤❤ 17:36
I used dried out markers ( I have lots) in squeeze bottles at my daycare. The kids used them outside to color the snow.
That's adorable, but I would totally eat the snow 😂
You can also use them is smaller containers as water color!
I think the tracing contraption is most often used to increase the size of an image and transfer it to another surface. Really cool!!
I'm not an artist. I have no interest in traditional art. But I love your videos! Especially when you dive down into art history. Keep it up! Never thought I would subscribe to a painters channel.
So happy you feel better
IM ADDICTED TO TIKTOK BRO LIKE IT MAKES UP 80% OF MY SCREEN TIME
Addiction is bad...
ik but everyone is addicted to something. yes its bad, but everyone get addicted.
11:03 perfect british accent😂😂😉 ‘water’
Hello Rae I’m one of your biggest fans you innovativated me to learn art now I take art and have got way better than I was before
Hmm
I used to play with aluminum foil at school out of boredom. While I know you could draw with it. I just liked to make smooth shiny cubes. 😂
The synthetic brush tip, you need to let it sit in extremely hot water. It's better to have something hold it and then let it do the work.
Would powered chalk work as well for no#1 ??? When I'm making my own gesso I used that instead of the marble 😊
The pencil copier has already been invented in a much better gizmo, and it's called a pantograph. It's been around for 100 years.
I’m soo glad the one about making cheap acrylic paint look expensive worked!! It’s such a money saver for me!!🎨🤩❤️
I use drywall dust, aka gypsum. You can buy huge bags of it at garden centers. Insta chalk paint.
When we needed her she came back for us❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
My art teacher had us stick the tape to our pants first, the lint from your pants kept the tape from tearing your paper
Absolutely love cornstarch for art definitely helps with textures as well
11:40 omg girly why does that color match your skin :D
Hot water boiler…? 🤔 you mean kettle? 🤣
Oh Rae you are funny 🤩
For the foil hack, the problem is you can’t erase it.
That's kind of its upside too, though. Sketches made with metal point last pretty much forever. No fading or smudging
I have my own tape hack avoiding the same problem (ripping up the paper) and that's taking your strip of tape and just pressing it against your clothing (jeans work best) a couple times to get some of the "harsh" stickiness off the tape and that's it. Way easier than using a blow dryer.
Love you videos! You're such a down to earth type of persona and I look forward to your videos!
0:59 you should check your notifications😂
Glad you are back
And I am new here but I love your all videos and they are really interesting! ❤💚
“Hot water boiler” is called a kettle 🙂 #britishlessons
Love the video Rae, amazing as always!
Damaged smartphones for example and are also put onto heating mats to loosen the adhesive to gain access to the motherboard or what ever else needs to be replaced or repaired.
Day one of telling rae she is great 👍
Glad to see you back! I also love how much you support other artists and keep things honest. ♥️♥️♥️
New love ur vids ❤️❤️ I’m trying to get better at art
I love how you called your kettle a hot water boiler so iconic 💕
I think the marker hack might work with even a single marker, depending on how concentrated you want the colour to be.
or just use a few drops of ink?
@@wrongturnVfor The hack is meant to give you a few extra uses out of your old, unusable markers though
@@raerohan4241 lol, I know, Its just that I still dont see the practicality of it
Use rubbing alcohol and old sharpies. You only need one pen and you have instant alcohol ink which is expensive.
Also use a narrow bottle ($tree) with spray top and yes use alcohol as well…..$.25tree
The way you said water at 11:04 was so cute, I love your accent sometime tbh
"Here I have a hot water boiler"
All the British people in the audience, myself included: *shocked pikachu face*
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@@lovenothate520 It's a kettle. XD
For the shelf liner... trace the bottom of the water container on the liner, then cut out. Maybe make it a little bigger so it will flare up a bit when it's in the container.
Rae: THEY MADE ART WITH FOIL
me: I am not impressed how they drew it it’s……….
TIN FOIL MAN
HUUUUUUUH THATS SMART
Welcome back! I'm so pleased you're feeling better. 😊
My flabber was well and truly ghasted with the acrylic paint hack! 🤯
12:30 this was a very useful hack for me
I'm glad your feeling better!
9:33 that’s not tru Rae. U r very talented actually and ay better at drawing then I am! 🥰💜
16:58 you can also put the tape on cloth or something that it barly sticks then but it on so it sticks and you will get the same effect :)
9:27 picasso spongebob.