hey guys i'm going to be painting on glass today i actually saw a couple people doing anime glass
painting where they basically paint an anime character on glass which i thought was pretty cool
i do really like anime it's just not really my drawing style
so instead i figured i'd do some glass paintings of two big hairy beasts today
so instead of glass i'm using clear acrylic sheets
come in they look pretty much the same except for that acrylic as a little more flexible
it won't break as easily as glass like if i dropped the acrylic on the floor it wouldn't
shatter like glass would shatter which is nice for clumsy people like myself it did come with this
little cover on the glass so i just peeled that off i noticed there was a bit of a glare so i had
to mess with the lighting i just kind of moved the lighting around a bit while trying to get a better
angle a couple people have actually mentioned that i need to get better lighting and i 100
agree i know it's something i need to work on it's just that you know the treasury can't bear such an
expense at this time but i think soon relatively soon i'll be able to improve on that so just bear
with me a little longer i'll be doing two glass paintings today i started off my first one by
doing a rough sketch of what i wanted i didn't have paper big enough for the glass so i had
to improvise i taped two pieces of paper together that ended up being roughly the size of the glass
so my first hairy beast is a caveman with some um very appealing features a big nose and a beautiful
unibrow he's carrying around a giant wooden club as cavemen do he looks kind of like a dimwit
he has a very derpy smile but no worries obviously his beauty more than makes up
for his brains i also made a little fire and i drew a cute little baby triceratops
who's looking a little terrified at this point because it's being dragged over to the fire
the caveman has these skinny noodle arms which actually are deceiving because clearly he's been
working out or at least he's strong enough to hold that club and drag a baby triceratops more
than i can say about most fitness enthusiasts these days must be that paleo diet he's on i
added some flies around the caveman for some added flair there's also some pterodactyls flying around
in the background you might think those v-shapes in the air are birds but no
they're supposed to be pterodactyls there were obviously no birds in the dinosaur days
and this is the point i realized that there were also no cavemen in the age of dinosaurs but hey
it's too late now i'm not starting over so we're just all gonna have to deal with it i
also drew some mountain volcano things in the background i wanted it to look like a
very prehistoric landscape obviously you wouldn't see a caveman in a city or anything like that i
then felt he needed something on top of his head so i gave him a little man bun that's
held in place with a bone this whole sketch actually kinda reminds me of my girlfriend
like the way it looks not entirely because of the hairiness more the fact that the caveman
kinda looks like a potato and there's nothing she loves more than potatoes it's her legit favorite
thing in life the one and only potato actually invited me to a potato club so thank you for
that my girlfriend will be so happy and maybe even slightly jealous that i scored an invite
if you're new here and you've ever seen a potato that's everybody you should consider selling
your soul to me by subscribing to my channel and ringing that bell icon thing so you don't lose me
on the internet i post new videos every friday now that i finally got all the sketching out of
the way i was finally ready to start painting on the glass itself this part wasn't entirely
smooth sailing i put the paper under the glass and taped it down around the edges to hold it in place
i then wiped down the glass before i got started to paint on the glass i chose my weapon of choice
wow i colored the caveman's hairy potato shaped body brown and added in some dark brown shadows
his nose is going to be a skin color and same goes for his arms and legs his legs kind of look like
chicken feet i don't know what i was thinking with that i guess he's still evolving just give him
some time after that i painted his man bun and the big club he's holding brown as well the man bun
is my personal favorite part of this it's held together by a little bone accessory and i feel
it just makes the caveman look a hundred times cooler if i do say so myself i would have liked
to color the hair and the club a different shade of brown compared to his body but i
didn't have too many color options the annoying thing about poscas is the limited color palette
one of their few weaknesses honestly but that's alright i still love my poscas i colored the whole
sky a light blue which took longer than you'd think painting the sky with a paintbrush probably
would have been faster but i was already working with posca pens so i just stuck with them i then
painted the ground and the mountains i wanted them to look sandy kinda like a rocky desert type vibe
i had drawn this little fire in one of my create this book 2 episodes a lot of you really
seem to take a liking to him so he's making an appearance today and he's looking a little excited
most likely because he's about to have dinosaur for lunch and then i painted his lunch the baby
triceratops that's going to be roasted over the fire i made it green and gave it an orange belly
and orange accents i then went in with white for the eyes and clouds and toenails and stuff
for the clouds i also added some gray shadows wanted to give it some dimension afterwards i
went in with black to outline everything and add in some details like shading i also added in some
grass sticking up here and there just for a little bit of scenery as well as some palm trees in the
distance from far away it looks alright but closer up the poscas kinda looks scratchy on the glass
it's looking pretty textured so i went over it with a layer of glossy varnish
i'm not sure if i should have used glossy varnish or matte varnish or what
i'm just using what i have on hand after the varnish dried i painted over the
splotchy spots with more poscas and did some touch-ups followed by another layer of varnish
now this looks okay it's not bad it's not perfect there's still a bit of texture but it's not bad
i tried filling it in as best as i could i like the painting itself i just wasn't happy with the
fact that none of the glass was peeking through on camera it kinda just looks like i painted on
a piece of paper i feel like parts of the glass showing kinda adds to the beauty of one of these
glass paintings but no worries because i have another sheet of glass that i'll be painting on
so here's take two this time though i drew bigfoot for those of you who don't know who bigfoot is
he's basically this giant ape-like creature with huge feet that supposedly inhabits the forests of
north america he's a folklore kind of thing kind of like the loch ness monster or the chupacabra i
basically just sketched him stepping on giant legos the concept behind this is that some
hunters set up legos as traps because clearly no other trap works on bigfoot i wanted him to
look like he's screaming in pure agony he doesn't quite look like he's in pure agony i wasn't able
to completely pull that off but i'd still say it looks like he's in pain just kill me can't
you see it's what i want i've always loved bigfoot i've been a huge fan of him for a really long time
not that i believe he's real or anything but you never know he might just be pro at hide and seek
i gave him a little speech bubble saying just the typical sasquatch noise you hear on shows
like finding bigfoot i really like the idea of bigfoot he's always fascinated me it seems i've
said bigfoot one too many times i apologize for all the headaches i've handed out today
i didn't want my bigfoot to look exactly like all the other bigfoots that i've seen but i still
wanted you to be able to tell that it's bigfoot so mine looks a little less ape-like than the others
he's got a big nose pretty large expressive eyes and skinny little arms and legs oh and he also has
a little dump truck in the back just wanted you to notice that he hasn't been skipping on any squads
i started off by peeling the protective cover off the glass and taping the drawing to the back and
then i proceeded to paint everything in this whole painting on glass thing kind of reminds
me of the painting on my mirror video because it's like the same texture and the pasta pens don't go
on perfectly they like to crack a bit which was an issue i had in that video as well i colored
bigfoot brown and added dark brown shadows he actually looks a bit similar to my first glass
painting of the caveman they have a similar color scheme and a kind of similar look the
caveman's just a bit more of a potato but they're both equally as hairy i just wanted both of the
glass paintings to have some consistency and kinda go together yet still be different from each other
i painted his stomach and his face and hands and feet a skin tone color his tongue is sticking out
kind of like the cavemans to be honest they almost look like they could be cousins i painted his
tongue a light pink and i painted the little sweat drops around him blue he's obviously having a hard
time getting through all these lego traps stepping on legos is no joke that stuff hurts just kill me
i'm not sure how bigfoot didn't see all these oversized legos on the ground but yeah clearly
the trap was very effective i painted all the legos in varying colors just to keep things
interesting i just kind of picked the colors at random there's no method to my madness the
legos aren't perfect it was pretty hard to get small details on the glass but i tried my best
here i'm just kind of adding some shading to the legos with darker colors after that i went
in with black to outline the speech bubble and just about everything else as well for the speech
bubble i painted on the i added little bits of grass all over didn't want to go overboard with
the landscape this time around though and now that i've transferred the drawing onto the glass
i peeled off the drawing from the back and went over everything with a layer of glossy varnish
just like the first time around i painted over all the splotches and did some touch-ups followed by
another layer of varnish i think i really liked this whole painting on glass thing i feel like
it's just a bit more permanent than drawing on a piece of paper definitely feels a lot cooler
and would be nice for decor click on the top right or bottom left if you don't want me to
curse you with double the hairiness of [ __ ] kill me go ahead now the fur ball look won't suit you