I would really love to see this with resin. I think resin would flow better and take the "fluid" shapes more easily, and with UV resin you wouldn't have the trouble of drying/setting time. Love the content!
@@zachariahboss That would be fun! We could also try just doing the resin and iron powder and then brush on the mica after. That seemed to work pretty well
@@EvanAndKatelyn2 Yeah for sure! I just think the resin would look more like the ferrofluid, while the paint was a lot more feathery due to its thickness - either way resin offers a lot of opportunities
For the debate at 25:49 - the nail polish is dry, but it has to be gel/other type of "sticky" nail polish for the powder to stick to it. Like if you run your finger on the nail's surface, it has to feel clean, dry, but a lil bit plastic-like sticky, so the surface doesn't just allow the powder to slide off.
OOOOO the ring magnet could be good as maybe a "meteor if death" scene! Like, paint a canvas to look like a planet and then do red, orange, yellow and black spikes to show an explosion, with maybe a resin meteor in the center where there's no filings!
@@m.thompson3919 OoOoO lil diorama out of those small deco greenhouse things. (Glass & brass, usually size of like a lantern or maybe wide enough for 3 small potted plants, if the one from Ikea.)
Not sure if you guys will see this but I just wanted to thank you guys. My fiance died just over a month ago leaving me and our 2 year old daughter in a very precarious position but your videos have been a really great distraction from the stress and pain of it all. So thank you for doing what you do. ❤
Both of my parents just died last week. I'm 35 years old sitting here watching magnetic painting but, when I read your comment it touch my heart. I hope you're doing better..
You created the MOST beautiful take on the old windows logo! I dig it! 💚💚 It's even framed in black to emphasize the mourning over the colors it lost along the way. It's ordered wrong tho 🤣 I really love how this experiment has turned out! Would be interesting to see what else you could cook up with this.
I think seeing some quite a bit thinner could've been cool. I've seen magnetic nail polish and it's thin, but it makes really cool looking lines. So maybe thin on the background with the cool line effects. And then you just do a medium thick mixture just on top of the magnet. That would look very cool I think.
The neon and black magnet painting kinda looks like a volcano? What if you added resin inside to look like lava to make it look more volcano-y? 🤔 Also loved the video as always! ❤ Just thought of another idea- the magnet affect kinda looks like fur so what if you make a 3D Jooby painting using the same effect!? 😮 😄
I was thinking like OOooo if you do the ring one, let it dry, then do a center one, You could make 3D looking flowers!!! And do like two a canvas, (4 dry times) , but yeah! I love this I watched the live stream when you posted it here and I love the edit!
Have you guys thought about painting with fire? Steven spazuk is famous for standing under his canvas and using the candle soot to create images, and the flames that putter over the canvas are mesmerizing, i think it might be a dangerous but fun activity for the chaos inside of evan!
What Evan suggested for the dry-brushing of the duochrome was actually sort of what I was thinking from watching Cristine on Simplynailogical when she's painted her nails using chrome powder! I feel like this sort of magnetic painting is something Nigel (specifically his NileBlue channel) might have fun trying out 😊 The final art came out really cool and the texture seems really fun to paint with~
Halfway through the vid, you should clip the painting upside down so it's not fighting gravity. Also, look into making an electromagnet so you can play with the size of the field with an adjustable knob. Great video!
I swear you guys have the best sponsor videos of anyone on RUclips. I actually LOOK FORWARD TO THAT SECTION OF THE VIDEO. I have never skipped a single one because they're always HILARIOUS!
That or a fixative like used for charcoal and the like. It's basically hairspray, but it's pretty effective and still workable, which could be handy, depending on the application.
That's a pretty cool effect! When you guys moved the lighting around to showcase the dual chrome pigment better, all I could think off is that a frame that integrates a moving light source could be really cool for this project also. I think it would be pretty cool having something like that both to get the full range of colors while also casting shadows that accentuates the forms you guys achieved with the technique.
For anyone actually wondering, the size and distribution of the spikes follow the magnetic field lines (which are densest at the poles and go towards the opposite pole)
You guys are my favorite RUclipsr. two minutes two minutes away I really did it. I tried to do it in under five minutes to watch one of your guys videos.🎉
I believe any iron filings would separate from any resin once applied to the magnet. My thoughts are based off of how magnetic/"cat eye" gel nail polish behaves. I'm sure ratios and timing could change that. Can't wait to see y'all try it!
@EvanAndKatelyn2 try using glass petri dishes, use PVA glue, put your pigments in, trial with adding different amounts of water, use a heat gun to set the pva glue when you get a good pattern 👍
These came out so gorgeous! The final piece and the way you put them together reminds me of the 4 seasons with the light green being spring, dark green as summer, blue/purple as winter, and the pink/orange for fall
These are so cool! I think you could use this technique to make really nice floral pieces - I'm imagining green background and then making a ring of yellow magnetic paint and painting the center of it black to make a sunflower 🌻 or maybe you could paint the background to look like a Lily pad and make a pink flower in the middle, like a lotus
From a distance it looks a little like the sortof pop art flowers and now I want a whole bouquet painting, with only the flowers made this way. I think it would be so cool, especially like the bluey purple one, so so pretty~
This would make an amazing detail for a diorama set! I'd love to see you guys do a cool diorama with some of the stuff you've learned/cool art methods!
I'd love to see you guys use magnetic polishes to do art with! Not necessarily on nails, just using magnetic polishes as a type of awesome paint. Gel polishes would give you more time to work with them and probably stronger magnetic effects. Don't let gels touch your skin, though!
I wish they divided a canvas into four and added each paint they used per quadrant then played with it with the magnet. Mix them or something 😊😊 I wonder how that wouldve turned out. (I hope you get what I mean, english isnt my first language sorry)
Video idea: do this idea on a bigger scale in the ocean blue color. Then make it a scene that looks like a meteor just crashed into the ocean. With boats flipping over pieces all over the water. And of course, put some nice shiny resin on top to add that nice glossy ocean look
I'll watch anything you guys post! Seeing the new products coming out was super cool and I would love to see more even if it's not specifically reptile related.
My favorite part about all of your videos is when Evan goes into engineer mode and explains everything about something- Btw I love all of your vids!!! Tysm for being awesome!!
Do you remember those mood ring dyes? It would look amazing if you did some art with the dye, like the magnet paint, or a magical Joob that changes color! for instance, if the place the painting is at get warmer or colder, it will change its appearance!!
As evident by your closing shot, I think you need to upgrade the frame with a moving light source. Just add a strip of addressable LED around the border pointing in and slowly change which side is on/off.
Idk if this is the case, but from what i know, shimmer pigments and color shifting pigments show up best in a spotlight or sunlight. I think maybe because youre both diluting the color in the mixture and trying to observe it under diffused filming lights, the duopigments dont show up as well. In powder form, its so concentrated you would see it in most lightings, but when mixed in and diluted, it probably doesnt show up as well unless under color favorable lights. It may partially also be why you could see it better when shining the flashlight over the canvas For the future you could definitely try bringing it out into the sun or using a phone flashlight to observe the colors before adding more pigment c: love yall keep up the good work
I first read it as magnetic resin, and got excited. Then I re-read it and figured out it was paint, still was excited. Then I remembered i watched the recording from the stream, and, you guessed it, still excited to watch it!!
OSHA recommendations for Alumina powders like those glitters is 10mg/cubic meter constant, over an 8 hour span... so maybe if they blew an entire canister into the air and kept it airborne and sat in there breathing it for 8 hours straight, THEN they might be worried about hitting a limit... but they are coming nowhere near ANY of those thresholds, either in volume or breathing in suspended glitter... so maybe ratchet down the panic a little bit... not to mention they are not doing this every day or even every week. Maybe if they were snorting it out of the bottle or sucking in a big gasp from a cloud of glitter... but otherwise? Maybe this type of crafting is not for everyone.
@@edwardpaulsen1074There’s no need to have an attitude with someone calmly raising a concern over airborne particles. You could have just said, “with the amounts they’re using, especially on a once-off like this, they’re probably fine without masks” without getting snippy with them
@@hiero-green Evan and Katelyn are often using their PAPR masks when the circumstances require them. I gave the full explanation because the armchair "panic stricken" rarely listen to simple explanations when they are in these cautionary modes. I am very sorry for you that you felt the response was "snippy" and yet wonder that you do not think your own unsolicited condescension was every bit as snippy... My "attitude" is not the problem, your policing is... Your admonition holds exactly zero sway over me and strongly elicits an unnecessary escalation. Therefore, in the interests of polite communications, I shall suggest that you relax and have a nice cup of your favorite beverage, have a wonderful day, and kindly keep your nose upon your own face.
Another thought... Use a shadow box frame to keep dust off while it is on the wall. Maybe (still not sold on this idea yet) put LEDs on the inside of the shadow box to provide lighting at an oblique angle to help show the texture while on a wall.
I LOVE the Words Are Hard tee that Evan is wearing!!! Is that an old tee or something coming to your merch soon? Thanks for making videos. Started watching with my husband, and now our daughter is watching with us too. ❤️
I may have missed it, but if you haven’t done it, you guys should try metal pigments in resin with a magnet on the other side of the mold. It makes really cool 3-D halos! I did a pretty cool millennium falcon in resin with a couple of 3-D halos behind it. Came out really awesome! Edit: yeah, you just mentioned doing it and resin, but I don’t know if you ever did
I could see using the more subtle technique on the paint to either have a monochrome canvas and then you draw with the magnet from the back to create a very subtle design or image with spikes, or, doing the same thing but with the intent of painting on top of it with regular thinner paint, so you could create textures for grass like you mentioned, or stone or what have you.
The editing on this is just too funny. 😂 "It's just vibes, man." 🌸🍃I love hippy Evan. 😁 Also this made me want ferrofluid and some magnets way too much! Now I have to convince my goblin brain that I don't need another nerd toy, damn it.
5:40 Katelyn said it looks like a meteor hit the ground, i wonder if this could be a cool diorama technique and make an actual meteor hit diorama with that technique lol I wish i could @ some of my favorite diorama channels lol
oh, the magnetic field really do be just curvin out the sides like in the drawings, neat. I've only ever seen people use stuff like those magnetic field viewing lenses from the front.
I’d be interested to see how it ages like if the iron dust rusts and makes some cell like rust spots especially on the bluish teal colors. That could look pretty cool.
I would've liked to see the magnet used above the canvas. For example if you nailed the canvas down, then the paint and use a smaller magnet maybe 🤷🏽♀️ idk I just wanted to see it the entire time 😂 I did like how they turned out at the end. Just food for thought 😊
We sadly do not sell danger magnets at shopevanandkatelyn.com ... but we DO have some sweet new Joob themed sticker sheets
I would really love to see this with resin. I think resin would flow better and take the "fluid" shapes more easily, and with UV resin you wouldn't have the trouble of drying/setting time. Love the content!
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@@zachariahboss That would be fun! We could also try just doing the resin and iron powder and then brush on the mica after. That seemed to work pretty well
@@EvanAndKatelyn2 Yeah for sure! I just think the resin would look more like the ferrofluid, while the paint was a lot more feathery due to its thickness - either way resin offers a lot of opportunities
There was a band called Monster Magnet in the 90's. 😆
For the debate at 25:49 - the nail polish is dry, but it has to be gel/other type of "sticky" nail polish for the powder to stick to it. Like if you run your finger on the nail's surface, it has to feel clean, dry, but a lil bit plastic-like sticky, so the surface doesn't just allow the powder to slide off.
OOOOO the ring magnet could be good as maybe a "meteor if death" scene! Like, paint a canvas to look like a planet and then do red, orange, yellow and black spikes to show an explosion, with maybe a resin meteor in the center where there's no filings!
Cool!
I bet they would have fun making miniature terrariums in general like that. 🤔
@@m.thompson3919 OoOoO lil diorama out of those small deco greenhouse things. (Glass & brass, usually size of like a lantern or maybe wide enough for 3 small potted plants, if the one from Ikea.)
Not sure if you guys will see this but I just wanted to thank you guys. My fiance died just over a month ago leaving me and our 2 year old daughter in a very precarious position but your videos have been a really great distraction from the stress and pain of it all. So thank you for doing what you do. ❤
Both of my parents just died last week. I'm 35 years old sitting here watching magnetic painting but, when I read your comment it touch my heart. I hope you're doing better..
I'm very sorry for you guys loss
I had to pause to CACKLE with the “recreation in PAINT” screenshot joke. LMAOOOO
You created the MOST beautiful take on the old windows logo! I dig it! 💚💚 It's even framed in black to emphasize the mourning over the colors it lost along the way.
It's ordered wrong tho 🤣
I really love how this experiment has turned out! Would be interesting to see what else you could cook up with this.
Hahaha exactly 😂 that was what I was thinking!
I think seeing some quite a bit thinner could've been cool. I've seen magnetic nail polish and it's thin, but it makes really cool looking lines. So maybe thin on the background with the cool line effects. And then you just do a medium thick mixture just on top of the magnet. That would look very cool I think.
Yeah, I was really hoping they'd do some with really thin paint. Even when they did it "thinner", it was still pretty thick.
The neon and black magnet painting kinda looks like a volcano? What if you added resin inside to look like lava to make it look more volcano-y? 🤔 Also loved the video as always! ❤ Just thought of another idea- the magnet affect kinda looks like fur so what if you make a 3D Jooby painting using the same effect!? 😮 😄
A volcano is great idea! Maybe do it on something clear and add led light behind the lava part.
@@hondoklaatu1904 I also thought of that! I just wasn't sure how they would add the led lights or if it would fit?
EVERYONE WAKE UP!! Evan and Katelyn have posted!!
Thank you
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@@nabilakafeel6684 bro what country do you live in?
I got notification in my dreams no worries
I was thinking like OOooo if you do the ring one, let it dry, then do a center one, You could make 3D looking flowers!!! And do like two a canvas, (4 dry times) , but yeah! I love this I watched the live stream when you posted it here and I love the edit!
Have you guys thought about painting with fire? Steven spazuk is famous for standing under his canvas and using the candle soot to create images, and the flames that putter over the canvas are mesmerizing, i think it might be a dangerous but fun activity for the chaos inside of evan!
What Evan suggested for the dry-brushing of the duochrome was actually sort of what I was thinking from watching Cristine on Simplynailogical when she's painted her nails using chrome powder! I feel like this sort of magnetic painting is something Nigel (specifically his NileBlue channel) might have fun trying out 😊 The final art came out really cool and the texture seems really fun to paint with~
Halfway through the vid, you should clip the painting upside down so it's not fighting gravity. Also, look into making an electromagnet so you can play with the size of the field with an adjustable knob. Great video!
I swear you guys have the best sponsor videos of anyone on RUclips. I actually LOOK FORWARD TO THAT SECTION OF THE VIDEO. I have never skipped a single one because they're always HILARIOUS!
pigment fixer would probably work, it's used in miniatur painting to lock pigment, so it still looks like dust, but can't be removed
That or a fixative like used for charcoal and the like. It's basically hairspray, but it's pretty effective and still workable, which could be handy, depending on the application.
I personally love to dust pigment on my paintings and stuff with a little tea strainer ☺️ its pretty even and fine
That's a pretty cool effect! When you guys moved the lighting around to showcase the dual chrome pigment better, all I could think off is that a frame that integrates a moving light source could be really cool for this project also.
I think it would be pretty cool having something like that both to get the full range of colors while also casting shadows that accentuates the forms you guys achieved with the technique.
The varnish was such a good choice! Really brought out the dry brushed sparkliness
I feel like this would be a really cool way of flocking miniatures and terrain pieces!
For anyone actually wondering, the size and distribution of the spikes follow the magnetic field lines (which are densest at the poles and go towards the opposite pole)
You guys are my favorite RUclipsr. two minutes two minutes away I really did it. I tried to do it in under five minutes to watch one of your guys videos.🎉
I believe any iron filings would separate from any resin once applied to the magnet. My thoughts are based off of how magnetic/"cat eye" gel nail polish behaves. I'm sure ratios and timing could change that. Can't wait to see y'all try it!
The result on that wood piece looks kind of like what happens to images after i put them through my set of filters and settings in GIMP. Neat.
Be cool to do something similar but in clear resin, the iron filings would be permanently fixed in those shapes! Love your videos xx
Outstanding concept...maybe try like a sunflower w/ different outer and inner colors/textures or use rainbow hematite since it's magnetic kudos guys🫶👍
@EvanAndKatelyn2 try using glass petri dishes, use PVA glue, put your pigments in, trial with adding different amounts of water, use a heat gun to set the pva glue when you get a good pattern 👍
15:59 I appreciate your detailed, thorough, and foolproof instructions lol
These came out so gorgeous! The final piece and the way you put them together reminds me of the 4 seasons with the light green being spring, dark green as summer, blue/purple as winter, and the pink/orange for fall
These are so cool! I think you could use this technique to make really nice floral pieces - I'm imagining green background and then making a ring of yellow magnetic paint and painting the center of it black to make a sunflower 🌻 or maybe you could paint the background to look like a Lily pad and make a pink flower in the middle, like a lotus
They look like craters of very glittery planets! Love it!!
From a distance it looks a little like the sortof pop art flowers and now I want a whole bouquet painting, with only the flowers made this way. I think it would be so cool, especially like the bluey purple one, so so pretty~
I really didn't think this one was gonna look good but the finished product came out quite nice!! You guys are so talented
16:56 painting a flower with magnets would be so cool
There is something about this video in particular that has made me realize how much I love you guys editing on your videos!
This would make an amazing detail for a diorama set! I'd love to see you guys do a cool diorama with some of the stuff you've learned/cool art methods!
ferrofluid is one of my favorite materials to watch. i never wouldve thought it could be used for art!!
Katelyn biting Evan is the definition of giving in to your intrusive thoughts
You two definitely made a pretty wall-hanging. Your cooperative experimenting is pure relationship goals.
Wow the duo chrome one is stunning!!
Honestly, the finished product looks like the seasons! The lighter green is spring, the darker green summer, then autumn and winter! It looks so good!
I could not watch the stream till the end and this is the first time I see how the project turned out and honestly, it looks amazing
I loved the uncut stream of this one so much I'm re-watching the cut version!
I'd love to see you guys use magnetic polishes to do art with! Not necessarily on nails, just using magnetic polishes as a type of awesome paint. Gel polishes would give you more time to work with them and probably stronger magnetic effects. Don't let gels touch your skin, though!
These are SO COOL! They're one of my favorite things you've made. If Sharon was still here she would have rushed to try this out
I wish they divided a canvas into four and added each paint they used per quadrant then played with it with the magnet. Mix them or something 😊😊
I wonder how that wouldve turned out.
(I hope you get what I mean, english isnt my first language sorry)
I’m literally only a minute in and HAVE to shout out whoever edited this. I’m CRACKING UP. Hats off to you, editor, banger job 🙌🏻
Truly amazed by the final results!!!
Video idea: do this idea on a bigger scale in the ocean blue color. Then make it a scene that looks like a meteor just crashed into the ocean. With boats flipping over pieces all over the water. And of course, put some nice shiny resin on top to add that nice glossy ocean look
I'm afraid that these fuzzies wouldn't be long enough to make enough drama on the big scale 😢
This would be a great idea!!
That Joob Joob break melted my heart! 💖
I'll watch anything you guys post! Seeing the new products coming out was super cool and I would love to see more even if it's not specifically reptile related.
My favorite part about all of your videos is when Evan goes into engineer mode and explains everything about something- Btw I love all of your vids!!! Tysm for being awesome!!
AYOOO this made my day 13:42
I lost my boy that looked just like Jooby recently so the Joob moments are even more wonderful now.
I'm so sorry for your loss ❤ they are precious. Sending hugs.
Oh my goodness, the final result is beautiful ❤
Do you remember those mood ring dyes? It would look amazing if you did some art with the dye, like the magnet paint, or a magical Joob that changes color! for instance, if the place the painting is at get warmer or colder, it will change its appearance!!
you could put LED light on the frame, just on one side, so they r shiny all the time :3
Good idea - maybe they could do different LED colors on different sides, to cast different shadows?
As evident by your closing shot, I think you need to upgrade the frame with a moving light source. Just add a strip of addressable LED around the border pointing in and slowly change which side is on/off.
What I like about this is, we're just focused and engaged on the process, making things work.
Love the final copper colored one!!
Idk if this is the case, but from what i know, shimmer pigments and color shifting pigments show up best in a spotlight or sunlight. I think maybe because youre both diluting the color in the mixture and trying to observe it under diffused filming lights, the duopigments dont show up as well. In powder form, its so concentrated you would see it in most lightings, but when mixed in and diluted, it probably doesnt show up as well unless under color favorable lights. It may partially also be why you could see it better when shining the flashlight over the canvas
For the future you could definitely try bringing it out into the sun or using a phone flashlight to observe the colors before adding more pigment c: love yall keep up the good work
This reminds me of box store 90/00 paintings you would get for your house but WAY better! Love it! 😍
You guys are my favorite youtubers and I am so happy to see a new video 😊❤
I first read it as magnetic resin, and got excited.
Then I re-read it and figured out it was paint, still was excited.
Then I remembered i watched the recording from the stream, and, you guessed it, still excited to watch it!!
exactly haha
...now I want to see them make magnetic resin.
YOu really should use a breathing mask if you are working with metal powders. Your lungs are really not that keen on metal dust, I think.
OSHA recommendations for Alumina powders like those glitters is 10mg/cubic meter constant, over an 8 hour span... so maybe if they blew an entire canister into the air and kept it airborne and sat in there breathing it for 8 hours straight, THEN they might be worried about hitting a limit... but they are coming nowhere near ANY of those thresholds, either in volume or breathing in suspended glitter... so maybe ratchet down the panic a little bit... not to mention they are not doing this every day or even every week. Maybe if they were snorting it out of the bottle or sucking in a big gasp from a cloud of glitter... but otherwise? Maybe this type of crafting is not for everyone.
@@edwardpaulsen1074There’s no need to have an attitude with someone calmly raising a concern over airborne particles. You could have just said, “with the amounts they’re using, especially on a once-off like this, they’re probably fine without masks” without getting snippy with them
@@hiero-green Evan and Katelyn are often using their PAPR masks when the circumstances require them. I gave the full explanation because the armchair "panic stricken" rarely listen to simple explanations when they are in these cautionary modes. I am very sorry for you that you felt the response was "snippy" and yet wonder that you do not think your own unsolicited condescension was every bit as snippy... My "attitude" is not the problem, your policing is... Your admonition holds exactly zero sway over me and strongly elicits an unnecessary escalation. Therefore, in the interests of polite communications, I shall suggest that you relax and have a nice cup of your favorite beverage, have a wonderful day, and kindly keep your nose upon your own face.
@@edwardpaulsen1074 "policing" lol. Lmao even.
Yapping
I feel like every time I go to the airport, there’s a new E&K 2 video, it’s become a nice little tradition for me ☺️
when you added the blush to the piece being vibrated i damn near coughed myself to death laughing oh my GOD katelyn
"the farther away the bigger the shapes" feels like a fundamental property of something
Another thought... Use a shadow box frame to keep dust off while it is on the wall. Maybe (still not sold on this idea yet) put LEDs on the inside of the shadow box to provide lighting at an oblique angle to help show the texture while on a wall.
i love itttt! Always though it was kinda hard to get some good spikes of it, but im just in looooove with the expensive pigment one!!!!!!
14:14 had me absoulutely rolling in tears, im on the floor you have no right to be so funny
4:32 nilered is in PAIN.
I LOVE the Words Are Hard tee that Evan is wearing!!! Is that an old tee or something coming to your merch soon?
Thanks for making videos. Started watching with my husband, and now our daughter is watching with us too. ❤️
Have you guys ever used magnetic nail polish before? That could be fun to experiment with!
Evan and katelyn 2's editing is the funniest out of the channels, already laughing hard at the medium joke
These have some real other-worldly🌌 space meteor 💥☄️impact vibes and I dig it 😍
I may have missed it, but if you haven’t done it, you guys should try metal pigments in resin with a magnet on the other side of the mold. It makes really cool 3-D halos! I did a pretty cool millennium falcon in resin with a couple of 3-D halos behind it. Came out really awesome!
Edit: yeah, you just mentioned doing it and resin, but I don’t know if you ever did
1:16 THAT'S SO FRICKEN COOL, WHAT THE HECK?? You're paint bending!!
It would be super cool to use the circle ones and have them look like irises! They remind me of close up eyeball photos
3:20 😦How could you tease me with the Resin Time song like that! My favourite part is singing along 😡
Giving Joob some ham could make up for it.
2:20 Yes Evan, this is, in fact, very important
Ahhh its 12am rn im so tired but must watch
The duochrome one would look cool airbrushed on once the magnetic medium has dried
My favorite piece so far omg so pretty
They kinda look like flowers? I think it might be cool to use this technique to paint multi-color flowers!
I could see using the more subtle technique on the paint to either have a monochrome canvas and then you draw with the magnet from the back to create a very subtle design or image with spikes, or, doing the same thing but with the intent of painting on top of it with regular thinner paint, so you could create textures for grass like you mentioned, or stone or what have you.
The final artworks colors remind me of ATLA. Such a fun video!
This could be a game changer in making ground textures for modeling terrain
The editing on this is just too funny. 😂 "It's just vibes, man." 🌸🍃I love hippy Evan. 😁 Also this made me want ferrofluid and some magnets way too much! Now I have to convince my goblin brain that I don't need another nerd toy, damn it.
5:40 Katelyn said it looks like a meteor hit the ground, i wonder if this could be a cool diorama technique and make an actual meteor hit diorama with that technique lol
I wish i could @ some of my favorite diorama channels lol
I would love to see you guys try this with resin and see what happens. Imagine bottom lighting from underneath.
Katelyn's cropped hoodie is a vibe
That would be fun to mix the iron filings into pour paint and do random texture in an acrylic pour.
I love that the final product looks like copper with varying degrees of rust :)
oh, the magnetic field really do be just curvin out the sides like in the drawings, neat. I've only ever seen people use stuff like those magnetic field viewing lenses from the front.
I swear you guys should open an art gallery so we can see thee in person. Like the things you make that you aren't going to sell.
I’d be interested to see how it ages like if the iron dust rusts and makes some cell like rust spots especially on the bluish teal colors. That could look pretty cool.
It would be really pretty to paint flower petals then use the magnetic paint for a 3d center. I may need to try this one day 😊
This colors remind me of
Gryffindor (rot)
Slytherin (grün)
Hufflepuff (gelb)
Ravenclaw (blau)
❤ so cool, love it.
I would've liked to see the magnet used above the canvas. For example if you nailed the canvas down, then the paint and use a smaller magnet maybe 🤷🏽♀️ idk I just wanted to see it the entire time 😂 I did like how they turned out at the end. Just food for thought 😊
Perhaps something like a flour duster/sifter would be helpful for evenly sprinkling the powder pigments.