Painting a Stanley Cup Broke Me…
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- Опубликовано: 1 апр 2024
- Everyone is painting Stanely’s but every tutorial I watch seems to vary just a bit from the last! I’m giving it a go and we’ll see if it actually works?
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I love your joy and passion that comes through your art, your teaching style, and videos. After 30+ years I'm returning to art. Your video was the one I came across and you've inspired me. Thank you and keep being the bright, joyfilled individual you are!
Wow, thank you!
I love it! Maybe use a brush on poly to seal it in. If Stanley were smart they would reach out to all of you artists and make some truly limited addition mugs.
I hope they get smart soon!!! lol
That is SO true!
I’m obsessed! Its gorgeous!
Even knowing from Instagram that it was eventually going to flake off, didn’t stop me from having so much hope when seeing how absolutely beautiful your painting is! I am so glad that you’re going to get to enjoy it for a little while although it does break my heart that it will slowly peel and flake away.
On a happy note, when you showed examples of people who didn’t sand the Stanley first, some of them were using craft paint by deco art, it is pretty liquid, it’s going to have a texture closer to gouache than traditional acrylics. You may want to try those especially since they are pretty cheap.
You are so brave! I am a new artist and a chicken so I chose a piece I liked (free from my normal mistakes), copied and sublimated it on my cup! I love your art and you inspire me!
I don't get the Stanley cups 🤔. But Kristy is my homie that I am proud of and glad she tried this out 💜💜💜💜
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Greatest tutorial ever!!! Glad you did it first, now er know. Thank you. 🌞
😂😂😂
I LOVE this! Best looking Stanley to date. I hope you do crack how to make it last because I would love to make one 🤩
I’m going to try!!
That was so interesting! I haven’t heard of it before you. Stanley needs to make one that accepts painting.
That would be cool!
I'm gutted...it's so beautiful...those colours are sumptuous 😋😍❤
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I’m obsessed! Its gorgeous!
It was beautiful!! 🌺 You might find someone who could make a Stanley type cup with that lovely artwork on it in a manufactured way? It would not be the same as you painting individual cups in your own way, but they would definitely sell. And not break your back as much! 😄 You have a very cute pout! 🤗 If your kids used that pout on you, you might have had a hard time not giving in! 😉😂 I hope your journey is giving you great pleasure and enjoyment! 🙏
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@@KristyRice 😍🤗
I LOVED this, the painting and your attitude!
Thanks :)
It was worth a try, looked great… I hope you show us if you try again. Thank you.
Thank you, I will
It is soooo beautiful ❤. Not sure if watercolour requires sanding. Please do the video again when all the beauty has finally completely chipped off and sand first. It is so beautiful and I am glad that you are going to enjoy it while it lasts. However it makes another great video and quality content to watch you re-attempt this until you get the results that you expect and want. I might invest in all the guoche acrylic colours that you want fot this project and repaint with those 😊❤. I would love to see you guoche acrylic customizing many more of your things. It is truly beautiful and great content ❤❤❤. Thank you for this video. I had a rough day at the office 😊. This hit the spot.
Thanks!!
Love it Kristy!!! ❤ No pressure ❤😊
Yay! Thank you!
Valiant effort, it looks beautiful.
Thank you very much!
Beautiful
Thank you
You are so talented!
Thank you!!
I do remember Mira sanding it down in that one video I watched (she made a few, maybe she cut it out from some videos, I only watched one of them)
On the bright side, you will eventually have a blank Stanley to paint on again 👍💪
Great point!
Kristy try sanding the cup before you apply the ground then apply the ground needs to dry 24 hours before you can paint on it at least that’s the instructions I got from Emma
Will do!!
So sorry! I was afraid for you,when you sprayed it. I guess that wasn’t the problem. I sprayed my Christmas ornaments. Next day they had majorly faded( slightly disappeared). They were still pretty, but not like they were before I sprayed them. I also painted a couple of serving trays. I tried going back to acrylics( craft paint). Not good, sanded and tried painting ( watercolor) 9:43 on the white chalk paint. I was surprised how well it Worked. Maybe when you lose your painting, sand and try chalk paint(. May want to try a small board first🙃
You got this Kristy! 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you!!
So far it's going beautifully and I think that's a good sign!!
Beautiful.
Thank you! Cheers!
So pretty, I will try this. I love Stanley cups, it's an old company. My dad carried a Stanley metal gray thermos in the 1960s to work a factory job. Thanks for your sharing experiments!
Oh wow!
Such an amazing video, so much useful information, thank you for sharing your experiences ☺☺
You're so welcome!
Maybe a base coat of something before the watercolor ground. Gesso maybe? I don’t know
theres a spray for metal to make it paintable without flaking. i don't see how anyone who painted acrylic straight on isn't going to have flaking in their future without preparing the surface to hold onto the paint!
Right???
G0 for it!!!
Very pretty, I love that you tried! ♥️
Thank you! Cheers!
I love how it turned out. And I think the part you.missed is letting the poly cure. It can take days or weeks before it's fully cured. So if you fix the area you starched, re coat with the poly- 3 coats at least. And let fully cure for at least a few weeks, you might have better luck. Either way, it turned out beautiful!
Oh wow interesting. The can just said 24 hrs? I haven’t touched it now for two weeks almost three so we shall see!
Yeah, it can take shorter time for it to dry tot he touch and for light use. Also, prep is everything- cleaning well before painting with dawn dish soap. And if there's still a problem, then you can make the unpaintable paintable by priming first. In this case, a clear shellac would be best to let the color of the cup show thru. There's a few brands you can use and I think even spray versions. And although I understand it's too much pressure for selling these, I know I'd buy one. 😊
What a beautiful Stanley 🎉
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Beautiful! Two pieces of pool noodle duct taped together makes a nice holder to paint a cup on.
Ohhhhh! Thanks!
So beautiful! And so sad…
Indeed. lol
Beautiful ❤
Thank you! 😊
Love it!
Thank you!!
There is no such thing as a failed experiment. You learned one of the things that does not work!
Yes!!
Aww sorry Kristy that’s just a bummer. Well the painting on the Stanley cub was absolutely beautiful. Fun video.
Thanks so much!
Gorgeous
Thanks so much!!
Beautiful painting though!! A friend of mine has a mug press and we are looking at sublimation printers and try that. Mugs are pretty pricy though. Love the idea of this and hoping you find a way to make it work! Lightbulbs were going off watching this!!
That's a great idea!
Oh gosh that’s a bummer that it’s scraping off because it is definitely a gorgeous colorful & detailed floral design on the cup. I really appreciate your giving this a go and experimenting with it. I am wondering if you can sand it when the design completely comes off & paint it again afterwards. This was a wonderful video that was very interesting & informational. Thanks for sharing this with us!
That’s what I’m going to try!!
@@KristyRice Ohhh yay 😃, I hope it works out well. Looking forward to seeing your results if you happen to share an upcoming update! 😘 Have a wonderful day Kristy!
Maybe a clear primer would help? With or without sanding?
Oh good idea!
Gorgeous while it lasted 😊
Thank you! 😊
Well the painted flowers are gorgeous tho!!!
Ha ha thanks!!
sure is pretty!
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I'd use it for displaying your beautiful brushes😊 then it will last forever😂
True!!!
It was beautiful. Now you won't have to buy a new cup when you want a new design. It will wear itself off and you can start all over
Exactly!!
Wow!❤
Thanks!!
She’s really beautiful. We all have our flaws! ❤
Indeed!
Kirsty thanks for this video I to was going to experiment with water colour ground on a large cup after watching your attempt I’m thinking that once you have it painted seal it then maybe consider UV resin over the top might be viable way to save what you have done let me know if you do try that btw what is the plant in the hanging basket behind you please look very cool not seen one here
Yes I wish I knew how to do resin!
@@KristyRice think it would be worthwhile looking into
@@KristyRice the UV Resin is simple. You can brush some on and use a nail polish UV lamp to cure it. With a mug you may need to get a mug spinner so it sets evenly.
She's like all of us, she will show wear, but she is beautiful!
Truth!!!
Please tell me you covered the inside before spraying the outside. Some of that spray inevitably got inside… 😬
No worries
It's such a lovely idea, I wish it had adhered better for you! ...though as soon as you said "Opera", I was whisked back to my somewhat traumatic first encounter with the The World's Prettiest and Also Least Lightfast Watercolor 😅😭. Probably not the best color to decorate a water bottle with if you do a lot of, like... touching grass,😂 unless the formula has changed in the last decade. I've got a couple pieces that faded away to naught in naught point two seconds (not really, but it _was_ less than a year...and no I didn't frame them with UV glass, and yes, they were getting a lot of sun from an untreated window, but _still!_ ridiculous!) 😢
What was the white you painted o. The cup first? Gesso?
Watercolor ground
How do you wash the cup after, without loosing the paint?
Hand wash, soft cloth and prayer lol
Maybe you need to use a fixative on the water colored parts before using poly to varnish it
Sooo not sure!!
@@KristyRicejust did some research. It appears that all the painted Stanley cups were done using acrylic paint of some sort and then after dried given a polyurethane coating. Since the outside of the cup has a plastic or acrylic coating, this makes sense as acrylic loves to stick to acrylic.
Unfortunately, one can’t paint watercolor on acrylic as it can’t adhere.
If you can clean off the outside of your cup, try using acrylic gouache to paint your design directly on the cup. Acrylic gouache is an acrylic paint so hopefully it will work. You will need to let it dry between layers.
Hope that helps a bit! I haven’t tried this so I’m guessing as I’ve done acrylic paintings in the not so distant past.
I would imagine it is an enamel paint. A lot of work to cover properly, if at all, for lasting results.
I haven’t seen anyone use enamel?
@@KristyRiceI think companies use enamel for durability. I use spray enamel when I want paint to stick well to metal and not much will adhere to it. It is similar to oil paint. Cleanup is with paint thinner. It is great in Altoids mint tins for super small watercolor palettes.
She is beautiful 👍
Thanks!!!
Is the paint water proof? Gotta find out.
Eventually?
???What is that stuff you put on the cup first.
Watercolor ground :)
Oh I wonder if I could epoxy over this.
I wonder!!!
Are you sure Mira didn't sand? I've seen her so a few of these videos and she usually mentions she did sand the cups. Maybe just didn't include that part?
In the video I watched she didn’t sand or mention it but I’ve since watched others of her and she did sand!???
@@KristyRice I wish they sold the cups pre sanded for us artists. The thought of sand paper on metal is 🤢
Ma'am, I've been eagerly awaiting your rubber stamps. Did I miss out on them?
April 15th
@@KristyRice Yay!
Well it cool 😎 looking anyway!! JK FLORIDA USA 🇺🇸
I love the " BIG DUMB CUP PAINTING"!!!
I didn't know if the spraying would prove to be a good move, it's not!!!
Keep trying.
I will!!
Beautiful
Thank you! Cheers!