@@OofWillisthey used to be carefully associated with gender due to typical colors the separate genders being into certain colors, it’s mostly an old thing But it’s still a tradition in gender reveals. People in todays age understand more that it doesn’t always need to be associated with that
@@Z3PHYR..B1TEZZ i think they just said it because the video gal called the blue “blue-ish” and they were making a joke about the name. also, greetings, fellow Zephyr
RETURN IT TO CHALK SHAPE !!!! See if you can dry that out into a new brick!! That’s a gorgeous color and I’d love to see you try to draw with it after it’s dried out
this would make a beautiful paint, and is similar to how historical painters would grind their own pigments by hand from natural materials like lapis lazuli and yellow ochre to create paint.
Actually you can totally take that forbidden slurpee and get some paintbrushes and paint on the sidewalk or road with it 😊 Different way to do sidewalk chalk
@@ArcanaCheckPls I know how to write those -leans closer in interest- _leans closer in interest_ *leans closer in interest* And this is mixed *_-leans closer in interest-_*
Perfect sidewalk paint! I love crushing chalk and making it ‘paint’ for little kids. The kids I worked with loved it and so did my nieces when they were younger!
You successfully created chalk paint. It's actually pretty cool. It's really a lot of fun to draw/paint with, out on concrete, or whatever... So, congratulations! That's awesome!
I was just thinking, the water would just dissolve the chalk? I've seen people make chalk art with paintbrushes this way, I'm confused what else would have possibly happened in this scenario lol
Do it again but inside of getting rid of it, put the tumbled chalk into a mold of something and then freeze it for a day or two and then show us the results and test if it works.
Proof that chalk formula must contain a high percentage of air. Ten full-size dry kiddie chalks were tumbled down to a few tablespoonsful of burgundy slurry.
