Art Hacks For LAZY Artists ✍️ #shorts 

Okay

We’re do I get the brush

Thanks for helping me

Okay 👌😂💀

We're do i get the brush

I think that would work with acrylic but not really well with water colours...

Same

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@@_ur.the.euphoria_ u can wipe off dried water color with a wet paper towel or a sanitized wipey tho if i wanna clean wet paint it’s worse letting it dry for both paints is the better option

@@peanut.buhtur ik. And i clean water colours before it dries....i just said about acrylic paints cause it feels good to peel it off

Storage full: 😈 Me: no… it cant be!!

Computer: * shuts off for no reason*

​@@ghoulchan7525 remember to make backups kiddos

@@William_Nowin some programs i use do that automatically. and if it doesn't RIP that progress. though i guess doing it over means i now kinda know what to, or do it better than last time.

constant driver updates for wacom >.>

Definitely not the only one, it's like slowly building up a separate art piece that shows what you've done over time, so satisfying. who the hell washes their palette every time??

i don't understand people who wash it... i usually just reuse the paint i mixed up by adding water to it so... saves time

​@@KayokoSudousame

I peel some off but don't mind the excess that just won't come off.

@@KayokoSudou Yeah same I just keep adding onto it lol.

Its quite hard to clean also

Thank god I'm not the only one bothered by this. A water brush is only practical if you're painting outside. Otherwise you're setting yourself up for failure with it - especially when you use Gouache.

I don't think I've ever seen anyone mention this?? I thought I was just an idiot since I saw so much hype around it. But like, tou have to constantly change the water if you don't want the colours to mix since the water gets coloured, and, as you said, you have zero control over the flow aside from adding even more water by squeezing the water container. I've seen people say "just buy more brushes for more colours" but at that point, isn't a normal brush more convenient to use anyways??

As someone with a waterpen, you can control the water by squishing the sides of the pen, the more you push the more water comes out

This is definitely not a tip for an experienced watercolour artist LMAO

the problem with doing it with eyes tho r that the eye doesnt get flipped. Eyes arent symmetrical.

was thinking the same thing lol

I learnt that in year 7 art

I'm a dumb kid and didn't knoe this lol

Coz some artists don't use this hack or know about it, maybe u knew it, i didn't

😂 a new level of lazy: crux the whole character design on only having to draw one eye

you're gonna have to draw the other eye at some point man

Now that's a true art hack.

Beginner!!!

EXACTLY

Nice

I would recommend using a glass picture frame. As a fellow disabled person ive found its alot less wastefull, i use an A3 frame but anything will do. Since the surface is smooth and paint wont stick to it since it hasnt been sanded, let the paint dry then use a spray bottle to spritz the palette. The paint will peel up like you're using paint stripper. If you cant wait for the paint to dry, spread it thinly over the palette with a brush or somthing and use a hair dryer

Exactly! I’m newly disabled. I already lost my job and everything else that defined me; losing my art was devastating. I still struggle with the clean up part. That press and seal plastic wrap tip just made oil painting accessible again.

Except she didn't intend these hacks for disabled people, she intended them for lazy people who have absolutely zero problem getting up and walking to the sink to wash off a pallet. Now you're inflating her ego by making her think she's doing something good for the planet

A glass or ceramic palette makes for easy clean-up with no plastic waste

Same though

i guess its better than plastic wrap xD

@@samanthanocturne7122 It is. My Cintiq might have been made from materials mined by child slaves, but at least I'm not choking a sea turtle EVERY TIME I use my palette.

Me who already is an digital artist because I hate doing that🤪

@@Sarmale_Lover07 omg so quirky and different🤪🤪

Or using a glass picture frame. Once the paint is dry spritz it with water and it'll peel up almost like you're using paint stripper

Oh my god, what a great tip! I'm just starting up painting again, and I hate waste and cleaning up 😅 I'm going to try this, thank you for sharing this 😳💕

Also, it's better than washing the pigments down the drain. Some pigments are toxic to fish, like Prussian Blue, aka PB27.

no-one called you rude or annoying

@@xmoomiex9416 when I make jokes like that I hate comments for no reason

My thought train was like- why have the palette then cos like you could just use the wrap, a zip lock bag or something similar instead right?

Also I just use parchment paper not paint pallets

I actually use leftover plastic like the stuff that comes on the outside of canvas packaging to reduce waste:)

Laughs*

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Same

​@@skzchildhehe Q

@@pragna.sanjaykotadiya5519 okeh

You can clean them urself.

She just didn't wash it good enough

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I came to the comments because of this

Honey, I think it's about time you peel it off and upload it on RU-vid. Gonna get you at least 2 views, and that's always better than 0...right 😅 ?

@@Bread_Jinie nah I'm a patient person. worth the wait.

@@annieisntreal8866 I could never gurl 😂

I misread that as pee and was so confused 🗿🗿🗿

That is a really good idea

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Yeah you mean we should waste water by regularly washing the palettes

@@phoenix-vp3uz "...nothing sticks on it permanently." If you're that concerned of water usage, you can wash it like once a month or even more rarely. Positive change doesn't come from constantly fighting against everything, and trying to come up with ways to say no to it. You can go and get water from a lake or a river nearby and use that. Just wash the paints elsewhere and get rid of the paint chips according to the recycling policy of your country. Lots of choices my dude.

@@phoenix-vp3uz waste water? Water doesn’t waste. It goes back into the earth and is recycled again and again. Plastic destroys the ecosystem and never disappears. There are micro plastics in every single living creature on earth. Plastic will exist for thousands of years and kill millions of creatures. Get real.

It’s actually not. That’s what you’re supposed to do with paint that’s not watercolor. You can’t put paint down the drain. It contaminates the water supply and contaminates the underground ecosystem.

@@_.hybrids._1680you don’t need to use single use plastic to throw away the leftover paint tho. That part is completely unnecessary and bad for the planet.

​@@Feverm00n no matter how *you* choose to use saran wrap its still single use plastic. buying a singular package that comes with bubblewrap is going to have what, 4 times the plastic she used here? dont forget about the fact 100 companies produce 71% of all waste and blaming the consumer instead of the entities who actually pollute is doing their pr for them. taylor swift throws hundreds of tons of co2 into the air a year just flying around in her wittle jet, so if you think youre helping the environment by avoiding single use plastic i have a bridge to sell you

this!!

So is the regular washing. Bad for the water, so pick your poison wisely.

@@ladyenn5625 ok sorry then

@@ladyenn5625it’s not even close to comparable, plastic takes thousands and thousands of years to biodegrade, and is contaminating our water supply, oceans, and freaking bodies. It hurts wildlife of all kinds. To compare that to using a bit of water or a cloth to wipe it clean is bad faith as hell.

😂 I make the same comment for people to do before I saw yours. Could go the extra length in lazy and paint a white layer over so you're not looking at the layer beneath when mixing and just keep going forever 😂

i don’t even have a pallet i use the table

The tip also never really stays sharp. I didn't like my experience as well.

That's surprising to hear because I use them quite often and never really had much problems. However I wouldn't reccomend them for big watercolor projects.

Yup! Tbh I’d rather not waste cir-am wrap so this is a way better solution!

Be careful with aqua brushes they have very little control over how much water you put down on the paper so just be careful or else you might overfill whatever you’re painting

@@wetsockz3001 I know, but mine is a little on the cheap side, and it takes a bit of force to get a decent amount of water out, and it's also kinda hard for me to overfill the painting

What’s the difference?

@💎 Diamond 💎 no u can, there are cheap painting products available too... U just need to know the correct place to find them...

@@yourdailydoseofme7945 well! The difference is the bigger the palette, the more space you'll have to run your imagination wild and the more creative colours you can make while mixing...

I use ziplock bags i like the tape idea

Broo u still think that tracing isn't art art does not have a rule 😐😐😶

@@shahedkilani9085 they didn't say that it wasn't art

How

… to produce more plastic waste for our oceans

Why create more waste?