- And maybe, no, I'm gonna just draw...
(sharp sound) Oh no.
Okay, um...
- Remember what I said about using your imagination.
Every time you think you make a mistake,
it turns into something even better
than you originally planned.
- Can we--
(upbeat music)
Hey guys, it's Kayla. - And Connie.
- From We Are The Davises.
And today, we are going to be doing
the three-marker challenge on slime.
- So I have the slime.
- And we got markers right here,
and we're going to pick blindfolded, three markers.
- Well, we're just gonna close our eyes.
- Oh yeah, not blindfolded.
Sorry, you get the point.
- Hopefully, we get some good markers.
These are chalkboard markers.
- And they work really well on slime.
- We have some white slime here, so we gotta split that.
(sad music)
(laughs) That's gonna fall.
So we're gonna take the slime
and make a canvas that we can draw on.
Kayla's got hers, so we have our blank canvas.
One, two, three.
Oh. (Kayla laughs)
I've got orange, red, and yellow.
- You could probably make like a rainbow or something.
Looks like rainbowy colors.
- Actually, the yellow is gold.
- Oh, right.
- So I'll be interested to see how that turns out on slime.
No peeking.
- [Kayla] What?
I'm like turned my head all the way around.
- I see your eyes. - What?
Oh, okay.
Oh, jeez.
I got yellow, blue, and purple.
Don't know what I'll make with those, but--
- Those will be really pretty.
- We'll see.
I think I might try to go for a tie-dye.
It might be a stretch. - That's what I was gonna do.
- Yeah, right. - I'm serious.
I'm gonna make like a spirally thing because--
- Okay, well that's what I'm doing too,
so we'll see who has the better tie-dye.
- This'll be interesting.
- I see it coming, I see it coming.
Oh, mine's like highlighter.
I'm gonna start with the blue
because I feel like it'll be easier to see on the white,
but it's still a pretty color to start with.
This is just gonna be like a baseline.
It almost looks like the ocean, like a wave.
- Let's see what gold looks like on slime.
Oh, it's kinda, it looks ugly.
- [Kayla] Yeah, I would avoid that as much as possible.
- I don't know.
Ooh, her tie-dye looks really good.
- [Kayla] Oh, thank you.
- [Connie] And when you think you made a mistake,
you kinda play off of that
and see if you can roll it into something else.
So I already have this ugly, brown blob on my slime.
I don't know what I'm gonna do with it.
I'm thinking I'm gonna take that brown thing,
and it's gonna be like a stem with a leaf.
- [Kayla] I think my colors are mixing together,
and when the yellow and blue meet, it makes green.
- Blam!
- [Kayla] (gasps) Oh, that looks so good.
- It's more like a Hawaiian flower now.
- [Kayla] My yellow is turning green.
I need to fix it.
- My flower needs some more color,
and I need more than one flower.
So this is like proof, guys,
that you can do whatever you want
if you feel like you have the imagination.
You just have to give yourself a chance, you know.
- It is really difficult because the slime moves
while you're drawing on it, so it's like, I'm trying.
We'll see.
- Yours looks awesome. - Thank you.
- I love it because now she's got the blending going,
so now you're starting to see green.
- All the colors.
- You see the blue, and the yellow,
and it almost looks like green is in between all of it.
- Yeah, I had to try and fix it, though,
because the green was taking over at one point,
so I was just like, um...
- I really need one more color.
I'm gonna try.
I'll try the blending and see what happens.
Hmm.
- [Kayla] It just keeps evolving.
- [Connie] Evolving, yes.
It's evolving into something else.
- [Kayla] It looks tie-dye, right?
It looks like tie-dye.
- [Connie] It's totally tie-dye.
Yes, absolutely.
- [Kayla] This one's gonna be a little bit more splattery.
- [Connie] Uh-oh, a hole just formed on my flower.
- [Kayla] That happened to me, too.
- [Connie] It's like a bubble or something rising.
- [Kayla] Yeah, that's what happened to me right here.
It's less noticeable, but...
- I'm trying.
I'm trying to make this beautiful.
I really like that, though.
Her tie-dye looks so cool.
I would so wear that if it were a shirt.
- (laughs) Okay, I'm gonna go back over my colors.
- [Connie] And then, I think I like a bright orange
in the center to finish that off.
There's probably no leaves on this.
I don't know the shape of the leaf for this flower, so...
- [Kayla] What's that kinda flower called?
- [Connie] I don't know, you guys.
What is it?
- I hope I'm not over-coloring this
so that it tints the slime for next round.
- I'm wrecking it. - Over-tinted.
- I'm wrecking it, I'm wrecking it.
- It's worth it.
You gotta go with it.
- Gotta go with it.
- I feel like I need one more flower.
- I'm still working, girl.
You got time.
- [Connie] Orange.
- [Kayla] Look at that, that looks gorgeous.
- [Connie] Yeah, you look really good.
- [Kayla] I'm beautiful.
- [Connie] I think my flowers are gonna overlap.
- [Kayla] Yours looks great.
- [Connie] Thank you.
- [Kayla] It looks beautiful.
- Maybe this flower has some white in it.
I'm almost there.
- Yours looks really good.
- I'm trying to do some blending stuff here, guys, so...
- [Kayla] These look like leaves.
Are they leaves?
- [Connie] Yes, I'm trying to create some contrast.
- It's hypnotizing.
(conspiracy music)
Look into the middle of the spiral.
- You're gonna have to wait now, girl.
I'm losing my...
- (laughs) I drew little guys on my fingers.
They're hugging.
They're so cute.
- (laughs) Are you drawing on yourself?
- Yes, they're buds.
- I've got bubbles forming while I'm...
(both laugh)
- Are you done yet? - Okay, I guess so.
- Okay.
- Kayla's is fully covered, and I have two flowers.
- [Kayla] So this is mine.
- [Connie] And this one's mine.
- Beautiful.
I like both of ours.
I like yours a lot.
- [Both] Who won?
- Well... (Kayla laughs)
I think Kayla has a lot better design.
I like her colors and stuff.
- You had really good usage of your colors
because you got some not great colors,
and you made it look beautiful.
- I was able to make something with three colors
that I thought were not what I would've picked
if I had my eyes open, so...
- Now, we'll mix them and do round two.
- Let's see.
Ahh, I already don't see anything. (laughs)
- I see the colors in mine.
- Oh my gosh, hers looks awesome.
Oh, they're starting to come through now.
Yeah, she's got it.
Mine's got some yellow and orange,
which isn't what I would've picked.
- Mine looks like unicorn poop.
- Hers looks really good,
but she got some really good colors, so...
- Yeah.
Oh, mine turned green.
Yours looks like a sunset.
- [Connie] This last part, I don't like it there.
- [Kayla] (laughs) Yours looks like a sunset.
Yours is really pretty.
- Beautiful.
- Mine turned out green, so... (laughs)
- I'm gonna leave it this way and let it be marbled.
- Oh dang, I should have done that. (laughs)
- All right.
- Round two, and I get to pick it first.
- Close your eyes.
Don't peek this time.
- What?
This one, this one, and this one.
(gasp) Oh, I got a black one. - Those are good.
One, two, three.
- That's four. (laughs) - Oh.
One, two, three.
- Oh, those are some good colors.
The orange won't show up very well
because it's already orange, but...
- Darn. (both laugh)
Pink, purple, and orange.
- My colors will go well with this color, so that's good.
- I think the purple will go good on this.
I just don't know what to draw now.
- I don't either. (laughs)
I'm just gonna draw a butterfly.
- I'm gonna draw a smiley face.
And maybe, no, I'm gonna just draw...
(sharp sound) Oh, no.
Okay, um...
- Remember what I said about using your imagination.
Every time you think you make a mistake,
it turns into something even better
than you originally planned.
- [Kayla] Can we layer these markers?
I wonder. - Yes.
- [Kayla] You can?
Because right now, this kinda looks a little demonish.
(Connie laughs)
And that didn't help at all.
Okay, this looks like an alien that you see
in like one of those cartoons. (conspiracy music)
- [Connie] (laughs) I like it.
- No. (laughs)
Okay, it went from a smiley face to alien,
so I figured it out.
I let his pupils spill outside of his eye color,
so now he looks like
he's wearing a lot of eyeliner. (laughs)
- [Connie] I've gotta make this butterfly match,
so I'm gonna go upside down so I can see where I'm drawing.
- [Kayla] This looks like one of those,
like the bad guys in kids' cartoons.
- [Connie] You have a bad guy on your plate.
(Kayla laughs)
(spooky laugh)
- I'm not feeling great about this. (laughs)
Oh my gosh.
It looks a lot worse on camera too, so...
- No, it looks funny.
- I'm gonna give him like a little heart.
(Connie laughs)
I'm gonna give him a heart nose.
Wow. (laughs)
- [Connie] He looks like a,
almost like he's almost a skeleton at this point.
- That's not a compliment. (laughs)
He's gonna have long, luscious hair.
- [Connie] I think my butterfly needs to have a orange body.
- Oh my gosh, yours turned out
so much better than mine. (laughs)
- What?
I have hardly started.
- Yeah, I know, and that's the sad part.
This looks so bad. - It's funny.
- I know. (laughs)
- [Connie] I'm laughing.
- [Kayla] Yeah, at mine because it's so bad. (laughs)
- [Connie] Mine is just kind of like, "Eh, okay."
- Yours is good. (laughs)
All right, give him big emerald earrings
that highlight the...
- [Connie] The orange does not look good
with pink and purple. (Kayla laughs)
It's not turning out for me.
- [Kayla] The green doesn't look like...
(laughs) It's yellow and black.
- [Connie] That's funny.
- Oh my gosh, he looks so bad. (laughs)
We shall add a uni-brow.
- [Connie] Maybe it needs to be like a watercolor thing,
like I gotta spread this out better.
I keep getting bubbles.
- Mine is already so bad bubbles won't affect it. (laughs)
- I'm gonna try and color mine in as fast as possible.
- Mine's gonna have a big, bushy uni-brow.
Oh my gosh.
I'm disappointed in what I've created. (laughs)
Oh my gosh, what has this become?
- You gave him moles?
He's moley.
Moley, moley, moley, moley.
- [Kayla] He's got one on his chin.
- [Connie] Moley, moley, moley.
- [Kayla] There we go.
Okay, I'm done. - What?
That was way too fast.
- Actually, you know what,
I'll put some lettuce in his teeth.
- [Connie] (laughs) I'm not sure where I'm going
with the wings on this butterfly.
I just thought, maybe if I could blend it,
but it doesn't wanna really blend, so...
- [Kayla] He's on his journey to become beautiful again.
He's got braces.
- He's gorgeous, darling. (Kayla laughs)
If your put it up towards your face,
I would think you were looking in a mirror.
- Oh, that's not nice. (laughs)
- (laughs) Totally kidding.
He's got spots.
(humming)
He's a little tooter, and the toot has to have like some...
- [Kayla] Some sound, sound waves. (laughs)
- [Connie] It's going brrp, brrp, brrp.
There.
- [Kayla] You're taking forever.
- [Connie] He's tooting.
- His horn.
- [Both] He's tooting his horn.
- This is mine.
- (laughs) It makes me laugh every time I look at it.
- (laughs) I don't know what to make of this.
- Oh, that's awesome. (laughs)
- [Kayla] (laughs) And then there's mom's.
- Yeah, I just did something girly.
- [Kayla] Stretch his uni-brow.
- [Connie] Make him angry.
Change his eyebrows.
(Kayla laughs) There you go.
- Push this down. - Yes.
(both laugh)
Look.
- [Kayla] Now he's got cat hair.
We'll just give him a facelift.
- [Connie] Oh, there you go, facelift.
- [Kayla] Facelift.
- [Connie] Oh, he needs a nose job.
Oh, there you go, perfect.
And a bigger smile.
He needs a bigger smile.
(Kayla laughs) (Connie gasps)
- [Kayla] He's talking to his friend.
- [Connie] He almost looks like the Joker now.
- [Kayla] Oh, that's not nice. (laughs)
- [Connie] What?
No, that's awesome.
Look at him, now.
Now, he's super scary.
You guys gotta turn it off
because you don't wanna get scared.
- Oh my gosh.
- How can I make my butterfly scary?
Maybe my butterfly's wings are gonna grow.
- [Kayla] I'm gonna smoosh mine.
He's gone.
- [Connie] Look, like whoa.
- [Kayla] That looks beautiful.
Make his toot bigger.
- [Connie] Ooh, it's like his toot got bigger.
Bigger toot, run.
- [Kayla] She's been eating a lot of cupcakes.
- [Connie] Oh yeah, gotta get bigger.
Now, it's like a jumbo butterfly.
- [Kayla] Now it's beautiful.
- [Connie] Look at his face.
- [Kayla] Beautiful.
- [Connie] Oh no, gotta make him happy.
- [Kayla] Make him happy again.
- [Connie] There.
- There we go. - Silly.
- (laughs) Mine's already gone.
- Okay, so if I stretch it, then what happens?
(Kayla laughs)
Mine kinda starting to look
more like a ice cream or something.
- Yeah, I know, it's so pretty.
- Like rainbow sherbet almost, you know,
like the berry kind.
- [Kayla] Don't go up, don't go up.
You're going up.
You're not supposed go up, you're supposed to go down.
- [Connie] Oh, it's supposed to go out.
- [Kayla] And then you hide the lump underneath.
- [Connie] I just, okay, I made it work.
- [Kayla] No, that's okay.
Wait, watch, watch this.
- That's good enough, right?
It works. - Mommy, mommy.
Just swirl it, and instead of going up, you go out,
and then you hide that part underneath.
- Tuck it under.
Oh, well okay.
But it's still pretty.
- Yeah.
- It popped.
- So we hope you guys enjoyed this video.
Comment down below.
- Because I know a lot of you guys out there
are slime makers, have you actually taken like a marker,
because I know you can use Crayola markers
and stuff and draw something on it,
and then stretched it to get a different color
that way instead of putting in food dye or something?
Because I've seen those videos.
- And until next time...
- [Both] Bye.
(upbeat music)