* Hello! Hi. Hello.
So today I'm going to be painting artwork on random items that I have at my house. Because last week while I was preparing for everything,
I bought every single thing that I needed
except art supplies...
I forgot to buy art supplies, before my whole entire state shut down and
all the stores are closed except for like, the essential grocery stores. So...
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And yeah, let's go find some stuff for me to paint on!
Alright, so starting off I would like to introduce everybody to my robot vacuum. His name is Clyde.
*Vacuum beeps*
Go, go, go!
I haven't been able to use him for a few months because somebody's hair, (AHEM!), keeps getting caught in it.
But he's a good boy. He tries his best. And today he deserves a makeover.
Alright, so the first thing that I need to do is give homeboy a good wipe, a good bath.
That way I can have a nice clean surface for the paint to stick to.
Now the next step is to prep, so I'm gonna get some acrylic Gesso, slap that bad boy on, put a thin layer
even though it doesn't look thin but I promise it's a thin layer,
and just let it vibe off to the side for a few hours.
Now, for this next step it might seem a little weird and to be honest,
I don't even know if it's gonna work.
Like, I know it works for nails but I'm gonna get these makeup wedges and
slowly dab on a gradient night sky onto my vacuum.
*Music*
Now, the sponge worked really well, 10 out of 10, would recommend.
Now, I want it to look extra sparkly, so see what I'm doing with my finger.
I'm basically gonna get some very diluted white paint and flick on a whole entire galaxy of stars.
*Music*
Now to add in the foreground, and for the foreground I'm going in and adding some little trees, Bob Ross style, baby!
And just start building up my world and just start adding trees and giving it more of a, I guess like a little story element.
And just to mess with people, I'm gonna add a little
spaceship in there that you can only see if you're like, super close to the vacuum.
*X-Files theme*
And this brings us to before, (sad, boring) versus now.
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Alright, so I have this jacket that I've had for maybe about six weeks now and for some reason I have yet to wear it.
And you know, I always see on TikTok people painting on their clothes. So putting two and two together,
I'm gonna paint on this denim jacket.
Woo!
Now, I really don't want to mess this up so going in with a white Prismacolor pencil,
I am going to start marking out the outlines of my boy, David.
*Music*
Now, I don't have fabric paint, which you're technically supposed to use because, you know,
So instead, I'm just gonna be using plain old acrylic and you know, we'll see what happens. Usually acrylic stains clothes and I,
I'll just have to be very careful when I wash it. Now for the design, I am going for a vaporwave style,
pastel David
portrait, and if you don't know what vaporwave is, it's kind of like a, it's definitely an aesthetic. It's like a
retro-futurism,
bright neon kind of thing.
I've dabbled into it before on my channel
but I really love that for clothes and I think it'll look really cool with like, the denim jacket.
Just, ah, it's gonna look so cool.
*Music*
Okay, okay, okay, okay! So my boy David here is done.
He is looking so good so far even though I'm not good at acrylic.
I'm very happy with how this came out
and now this leads me to the next thing that I want to work on and that is the background.
Now for the background, I was thinking of keeping it simple,
nothing too crazy, because the main focal point is my boy David and as you can see, he's very...
blue.
So to break up that blue and blue, I am going in with a really pretty
pastel pink just to like, cover it up and break it up. And y'all thought that I was done with the makeup sponges,
but oh no, I am just getting started with those because now, instead of just having pink, I'm gonna add in some pastel clouds.
This way it'll give it a little bit more texture and it won't just be like,
PINK
You know, it won't be overwhelming.
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*Music stops*
*Music resumes*
All right, let's see what else I can paint.
Uh...the fridge? *Chuckles* Yeah, probably not the fridge.
Washer? Probably not.
Bowie?
Maybe next video.
I can paint one of my makeup palettes. The fact I know for sure this Morphe one is pure black and it would
work as a perfect canvas.
Surprise, surprise! Guess who's making a comeback? The white pencil.
For this I'm not really doing any prepping,
I'm just gonna go straight on with acrylic and as you can see, I am doing a
rendition of "The Creation of Adam" or at least a little section of it.
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Now before I quarantine myself, I literally forgot to go to Hobby Lobby so I don't have any pink paint at all.
So I'm gonna mix in some watercolor from Arteza with some white acrylic.
*Music*
Honestly, I guess the theme of this whole entire video is just like, paint everything pink and blue. It's just...
Now, instead of having the normal just, skin tone colors for "The Creation of Adam,"
I thought it'd be cool to experiment a little bit, step outside of my comfort zone and try like, some crazy, out there colors.
So I replaced the normal skin tone with hot pink and electric blue. Will it turn out?
I don't know, but I, we're gonna find out.
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Look, you guys know I am not the best when it comes to acrylic and I'm not afraid to admit it.
So I need to clean it up,
I'm gonna go in with like, a fine tip
marker and just like, clean up all the areas that need to be sharpened, a little bit more, more defined, and just make it look
a little bit more anatomically correct.
But then I ended up with all these weird dark lines that were drastically
different than the packaging so I decided to go in and just like, screw it,
I'm gonna completely cover the whole entire thing in black acrylic.
And I went in super super thick with the acrylic, like I didn't even wait for it to dry.
I just slapped it on because I wanted to create like, a really like, Reggie kinda like, vinyl texture.
That's like the one cool thing about acrylic, is you can do like, cool textures with it.
So we have the old design which is boring, plain,
nothing interesting on it, versus the new design: sleek, interesting, colorful...
textured.
I am so happy with how the texture came out,
I think it's so cool and it gave the palette a facelift,
so Jeffree Star and Nastasia, and if y'all makeup people need me to design your palette, hit me up.
Anyway guys, thank you so much again for watching,
please stay safe out there and join me next week when I convince my boyfriend to let me paint on his switch.