Making & Testing Weird DIY Paints

Now I wanna see a joob painting that with uv light turns her into Cheshire to go with Alice!

That final reveal of Alice after inking is so cool! And I love the way the waves turned out on Evan's painting!

I have the photo chromatic powder and a heat sensitive powder (I mixed into white/clear paint) and I made a magic wand using them! It looks like a plain white wand, but as you hold it the area where your hand is warms up and turns one color blue and then when you get it in the sun the rest of the wand reveals swirls and stars and stuff in another color blue/green! It's so fun and magical! I have it in what usually is an incense box but works perfectly as a wand box and if you open it on a warm sunny day it's chef kiss

I love that the white glow pigment is actually labeled Neurtal white, idk why that amuses me so much but I can’t stop saying neurtal and giggling

I like how the sand on Evans painting creates a dimensional illusion where the sand goes from light to dark kinda looks like a cliff or steep edge down into the ocean.

ALMOST 5 HOURS OF CONTENT!??! HECK YES!! I WAS JUST DIAGNOSED WITH COVID AND ITS REALLY UNCOMFY SO THIS IS DEFINITELY MAKING IT BETTER!!!

These are hands down my favorite type of streams. Relaxed, mildly chaotic but unstressful crafting 😄

Katelyn's picture goes from disney style to creepypasta. I love it

Sand paints, a.k.a. textured paints, have been around for decades. I refurbished a Victorian home in Southern Indiana and painted the entire interior of the home with sandy textured paint. The walls were plaster, so it gave it a very warm, comfy feel that blended well with the style of the home. Works really well with a Tuscan design too.

E&K's spare bathroom full of projects has the same energy as Simply Nailogical's basement shower full of old fan mail 😂

It would be so cool if you would slo-mo the mixing of the UV pigments! I bet that would look amazing!

a hotdog painting with “suddenly mustard” would be awesome.

Hello, I'm an artist who uses glow pigments in just about everything I make, and what I've found is Martha Stewart glow in the dark finish is the BEST. It will glow bright in indirect light and gets super charged under UV.

The glowing hair on Alice look really cool now I am wondering how it would look like on a drawing of Rapunzel 🤔

Absolutely wild that I was watching the original DIY paint stream from 2 years ago just yesterday or the day before and then we get gifted with this 4+ hour stream! Love the uncut as always!

I am moving to the US this July to be with my husband, and I've never been there before. I am so nervous, but your video came up and I feel slightly less anxious, because if people are like you there, I'll probably be okay. 😊 Thank you for the hope!

I wanna see a joobie painting but when you shine the uv light on it her eyes will glow and then behind her is a portal to the cat dimension

Why would “suddenly mustard” make a good quirky tshirt 😂

One trick I use for those tin twist-on lids if I think it needs to store for a while: add plastic wrap between so that it forms a sort of gasket when the lid twists on. The plastic will get a bit torn torn up, but that's ok.

This channel gives me so much comfort when I’m anxious you don’t even understand