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10 things I wish I knew before Starting Anime glass painting
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- Опубликовано: 24 мар 2021
- You must watch this before starting anime glass art. and even if you're already doing anime glass art and are running into problems watch this video and i'm sure it will have the solution to your anime glass painting problems. #animeglasspainting #anime #manga #glasspainting
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I can agree to the 7th point on another level , to those who think ah it's a piece of cake , no it ain't 🙆♂️
I know, right, Sara! 😂🤣😂🤣
I did it thinking that was super easy... The first painting, and I learned my lesson pretty well.
@Jaqueline Perez Baten i underestimated how hard the outline would be! it definitely takes some time getting used to it
@Jaqueline Perez Baten for real and they smudged fufu but its okay lesson learn form mistake
a trick : watch series at flixzone. I've been using it for watching loads of movies recently.
I recently took up glass painting. I've painted a few phonecases, given them to my friends as presents and I'm doing an art account where I post my work and man I cannot emphasis on the point where he mentioned where this aint easy. CUZ. IT. ISN'T.
Colour matching takes SUCH A LONG TIME.
Came here to figure out why my paint tends to crack but now that I realised it may have been too thin, I'm ready to make changes.
Thank you so much for this realistic video. I really appreciate it :)
I’m glad i could be of help. You’re very welcome.
A tip for those who want to use acrylic paint and and dealing with cracking: don't use water to thin your acrylic paints. Use an acrylic thinning medium instead. Water weakens the molecular bonds between the polymers, but thinning medium is also made of polymers. A tip I wish I'd known when I first started using acrylic paints myself.
That is valuable information, Dawn. Thank you for sharing it.
I don't thin the paint so that the back of the glass doesn't show, but when I do this, brush marks appear instead of looking smooth.
Can't I fix it without thinning the paint?
Guess I can't buy a thinning medium.
I only have glass and no frames cause I buy them from a glass hardware near our house, those glass are leftover or scraps so I they're very cheap but still this is just my new hobby and I'm enjoying it 🥰
Glad to hear, my friend.
@@Theartofkirkabrigo hey kc I am wanting to paint a phone case that ISNT glass do you think it would be ok to use a sharpie paint pen for lines and acrylic paints I have? Will it work or will it be bad
@@shaark_1396 if by sharpie paint pen you mean the oil based sharpie, it should be fine. I personally like to use the Sakura identipen for phone cases. But the oil based sharpie should work just as well.
@@Theartofkirkabrigo ok thanks!👍
I’ve just started anime glass painting and sakura identi pen is just… perfect. The work has never been so easy and pleasing 😍 and this is all because of your films and recommendations. Thank you!
Great to hear! Glad i was able to help.
How is the sakura pen holding up 2y later?
I started in lockdown dping this. Its easy if you're natural in art. But perfecting glass painting is what is hard making everything look clean
Id tell anyone to start and try it. Its fun and even when you have mistakes its good to keep them and look back at how far you've come
Also i use modge podge to seal my paints. Not the best method but it works
6:58 this one is sooo true 😭 i watched everyone do it and they make it look so easy, so i was like: this wont be hard. Yesterday i started tracing Howl and my oh my it took me hours fr. The lines got crooked or not opaque enough, and the toothpick and water+tissue became my best friends. (I am a perfectionist) I kinda broke my back during this proccess but whatever, as long as the results turn out well.
Today i started painting with acrylics. I did blend the right shade pretty quickly, but i didnt make enough and even though i thought i put a thick enough layer its still not opaque enough in some places. I have finished about 20% of painting in HOURS. It might not turn out perfect, but I guess the flaws wont be seen from a distance:')
Nobody told me it was gonna be that hard😭
Guys, dont expect this to take 10 minutes 😭😭
(Btw it was fun and relaxing thooo)
10 thing I learned by watching this video.
KC always taking us to school with these knowledge drops! Giving us the tools to stay creative. Thanks brother for another dope video. Your tips helped me make a dope Chibi Naruto and Kurama piece for my niece. Working on a 8 Gates Guy next!! Keep the videos coming man they are well appreciated!
Thanks so much, Antonio. Makes me so happy to know that my videos are helping you guys, man. Thanks for appreciating them and letting me know.
me getting wrecked on posca: 😀
it breaks like WHY
i should've watched this earlier. glad you made this!
Glad I could help!
I’m definitely curled up in the corner wondering why me 🤣🤣 I’m glad I started watching you’re videos!! They’re very helpful.
Lmao! Glad I could help, Alexa.
glass paintings have been my hobby for the past month now and they look amazing. I do something no one does which is using the markers on the opposite side of the paint. This helps as there is no smudging but the one bad thing is that it could get easily scratched.
Really? that's interesting. Do the lines and the colors match up well when you do it that way?
@@Theartofkirkabrigo the lines line up with the colors when u look directly at it
@@kakerbake I suggest you try it the conventional way.
Ah I do the same thing! I always assumed it was the right way to do it
@@Theartofkirkabrigo it’s been over a year now and the conventional way is way better looking at my old comment makes me feel silly
Thank you for this!! 🎉 I’m looking to start anime glass painting soon!!
You’re very welcome.
this is helpful. ive been wanting to try glass painting for months i just havent found the right picture and i dont have a color printer also but this helps a lot! i didnt think it would be a piece of cake anyway because im also an artist and from the videos ive seen it looks very difficult especially for me and my skill set but i still want to try it because i love anime and the art is beautiful and id like more decor loll so thank youu this video is good!
You’re welcome. Thank you for your kind words. Good luck with the glass painting.
Now i know why some of my lines disappeared😅
And knowing is half the battle, my friend😜
@@Theartofkirkabrigo Exactly
this is so helpful i cant wait to do another painting with this knowledge 😊
Go for it!!!
I use sharpie oil based and identipens. They worked the best!
Same!
Man, this video was so helpful !!! I ll try the damn glass painting againg lol
Lol, glad to hear.
I'm also working with painting anime characters on glass and let me tell you I've ✨ F E L T T H E P A I N ✨ behind your tip about the curve of learning oh my god it got to a point where I sobbed while working on a commission and this weren't looking good. Once I made the same imagem THREE MF TIMES and the lines yet somehow got cracked 😭😭😭 now I got the pace and learned how to achieve fine results. It's real, folks. Trust the process. It's gonna hurt, you're definitely gonna cry asking why isn't working since you're doing exactly what everybody seems to be doing (been there) but eventually you'll get there.
Thank you for always using your platform to share your thoughts and works with us. You're certainly making a difference for people who wants to start it and don't know why. With folks like you around, they may pass through this inicial steps with less suffering. Or at least, I hope 😂😂
Thank you for your story and your kind words, Amanda. I can totally relate to your frustrations when you first started. It means so much to me to know I’m helping other artist improve their creative outlets.
damn it got tons of misspelling but i hope that at least the major thought is understandable lmao
@@amandaferrer9987 stop worrying about the spelling. I didn’t notice one. 😂
Im actually going to the craft store today so this video came out at the perfect time!
Oh god why didn't I know these before😣 thank you so much for helping us out
you're welcome, my friend.
The first time I saw these glass paintings I got excited and right away I ran to my acrilic paints....I didn't have a pen so I actually with a paint brush did all my lines by hand...took forever...so imagine the tears when I thought I could just paint the rest with the same acrilic paints! honestly I haven't tried again since lol this video has been helpful 😂😭😖❤️
Glad I got you back on the saddle. Don’t be discouraged. It took my five tries before I was able to actually do a video of a glass painting that looked descent. It takes time. Persistence pays off.
@@Theartofkirkabrigo thank you! I'll definitely try again, I bought the Identi-Pens 😁
@@Theartofkirkabrigo I got my pens! I tried a small one and it worked perfectly! Thank you so much!
Just stared glass painting and your tips are great. Identipen is the best pen.
Glad you like them!
I wasn't able to find any good oil based marker that are affordable so I decided to try using the glass paint outliner which is kinda similar to the glitter tubes. It require a bit more work and time but it works like a miracle . ✌
Stick with what works for you.
Can we get a video on how to mix the colors using enamel paint? I want to try it but I don't want to spend all that money and waste a lot of paint bc idk what I'm doing 😅
That’s actually not a bad idea for a video. But I’ll tell you now the enamel paints have many colors. I hardly have to mix to get colors. But when I do I usually buy the thinners. Pour them into a bigger bottle. Then use the empty thinner bottle to mix the color I need because for some reason I don’t think Testors sells empty paint bottles.
Nice editing I can see a difference in quality I like it
Good to hear
I wouldn't recommend the identi-pen if you're using acrylic. It always gets eaten by the paint. Use either the oil sharpie, a decorart oil based marker or the Sakura pen-touch oil based paint marker.
Thanks for sharing that advice.
Just out of curiosity has anyone tried baking their outline first to keep the outlines intact? And we used to paint on glass years ago, Tik Tok didn’t invent it just reintroduced it, and I love that!
That might actually weaken the glass. Also never said tik tok invented it. I said it’s a trend that started on tik tok. 😉
My favorite has to be dead pool u are such great artist 😀
Thanks so much.
Epic, my dude!
O M G YOU ARE AN ANGEL SENT BY GOD TO SAVE ME🙏🌻🌺🌼 I was going buy a marker and I was not sure what to buy thank you🌷
You’re very welcome, lol.
You're so amazing ❤️❤️😘😘 my favourite youtuber😘😘😘😍❤️😘
Thank you so much. You’re so kind.
i was about to start my own glass painting business, am so lucky i found this vid. anyway, imma do some vector art glass painting. wish me luck!! 🤩🤩🤩
Good job man your starting to get way more views
Yeah, man. hard work is paying off.
FYI... I know it's commonly used the way you used it but a steep learning curve would mean something is very easy to learn. A learning curve is a graph of learning (on the y-axis) over time (on the x-axis). So if you can do a lot of learning in a short time, it creates a steep curve. A shallow or long curve would represent slow learning over a long time - i.e. something that is difficult to learn.
The concept of a “steep learning curve” is more of a metaphor that most likely represents a common perception that going up a steep hill is slower than going up a long, shallow incline.
@@Theartofkirkabrigo I know that what you, and most other people think it is - but it isn't. It's actually a thing with a mathamatical definition that is used to study learning. It's fine that you use it this way. Most people don't understand this highly technical term and use it incorrectly - so most people will also understand that you mean to communicate that it's difficult to learn. But, in fact, that is not what it means.
I love your videos, dude. They really help ❤️
Glad to hear it!
Thank u for the explanations!
You’re very welcome.
Thank u so much for ur video 😭🌹. It's help me alot . All this thime i searched best marker for make the outline, and most of what i tried always got smudge . After watched this i definitely gonna try what u recommended. 🔥
awesome video! thank you so much for your insight/help!!
No problem. Thank you so much for watching.
You can also get the front loader frames from Walmart! I bought an 8×10 3pack for $6.
Niiiice. that's great information. Thank you.
So much can do in glass paint, i once tried silhouette style the result is great.☺️
True! There is a lot of awesome things you can create with glass and paint.
That's right sir, i enjoyed making glass painting i only started few months ago, thank you for the tips sir, in my glass paint style i use acrylic for outline, i used syringe 💉 then load the acrylic paint,
Then I make videos then create a youtube channel
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I love this guy
Thanks, Savannah!!!!
I had a question for you, do you use a product to finish and set the art piece? If so which brand ?
Yesss Afro samurai !!!
Oh yeah!!!
to any nz veiwers you can get oil based sharpie from mwga miter 10 you can get some frames for $2 at your local kmart and paint from any were works!
Thanks for for info. Much appreciated. NZ viewers please taken note.
Hey man u probably don’t remember me but i was one of ur first subs cool to see how u have grown on yt congrats
Hey man. Thanks for sticking around. It’s been awhile so forgive me for not instantly remembering your name. But thanks for sticking around and for being an official OG subscriber. I appreciate your kind words and your support. Means so much.
@@Theartofkirkabrigo anytime
Loved this video, so insightful. I would love to know about sealants or primers for glass. I am getting into some glass paint shenanigans and its been a disaster
Thank you man
You're very welcome.
Great tips!
Thanks so much, Sam. Been loving your drawing videos on Instagram, man.
@@Theartofkirkabrigo thanks bro! I truly appreciate your support!! 🙏
I'm crying ,'cause my posca pen and acrylic paint just arrived today and i'm afraid that it will mess all of my works.
I wish I watched this before I made my anime glass painting with my posca pens
It’s never too late. Do what you need to do and get it right this time. You can do this, Chloe!
Challenge excepted, luckily I'm doing my research before my first try >;3
Good idea. And good luck.
With the sharpie paint pens Iv heard many bad reviews about them like it leaks a lot and it only works good for a few times until it completely gives out
I've been using them for awhile and I don't have any complaints.
I love how you explained it so well and it is very helpful.👏🏻 sorry to ask but are you taking any commissions at the moment?
Thank you. Yes Jessixa I am taking commissions. If you’re interested in one please send me an email to drawninjakc@gmail.com or your can DM me on Instagram @drawninjakc.
@@Theartofkirkabrigo nice I will do just that😊
@@jessixaramirez7500 Thanks so much.
I can agree from theThe 7th point
One word...... IMPRESSIVE... no make that Two word's........... VERY IMPRESSIVE.
I'm looking for a VERY FINE GOLD TIPPED PEN that won't move when I paint black over them! Can you please recommend one? Take care and have a great week 👍😷👍🏴
Nice tips👍
Thanks:)
Ima say it right now "This will be easy" I'll come back when its Christmas to tell you guys how it went since Im making tons of these glass painting for Christmas. Only thing I'm scared off is getting good materials that wont mess me up.
You can find the links to the materials I use in the description. Good luck, my friend.
how that goin for ya?
i wish i saw this because i just checked out 2 posca pens yesterday for my starting business and it's expensive :'((((
They are.
How do you get the shading so clean? My shadows and shading come out jagged. I'm using acrylic paint. Awesome video as always.
There are two ways to do this. You can do the shadows and then after it’s dried go Back in with an xacto blade and chisel away at the jagged bits until it’s smooth. The other way is to practice to make your lines straight so you don’t have to fix them with an xacto blade.
ok so i use to think like this, and i still kinda do- now before you says anything i have done this and have have sold them (am still), i found once you brake it down it is a lot easier and yes there is a learning curve but i just found for me the curve wasn’t steep and im not saying it isnt- my mother is an artist and i seem to follow in her foot steps- im just talking about my experience i know it is something different for others tho!
You are right for the 7th since i paint on canvas and i just started glass painting and at first in my mind I thought i would finish my painting in 1 hour but i has been 3 days and im not even done with the hair.
😂🤣😂🤣 the difficulty level always catches everyone off guard.
Thanks a lot for this vdo
Most welcome
Im about to start glass painting. This is very helpful good thing i checkout the sharpies not the posca markers 😊
Yes indeed. Glad I could help, my friend.
How many minutes should I leave the paint to dry before painting the other colors?
@@aeriellelacastesantosisice1293 as many minutes as it takes for the paint to dry. You can apply paint to the other parts of the painting while it’s drying. Just make sure it’s to parts that are not next to the part that is drying so they don’t touch.
Thank you so much 😊
Did bro mentioned Deadpool and wolverine?
Epic
You good bro 👍🤩
Thanks 💯
Can you please explain in brief about how to use acetate backing while painting phone cover...???
Also I love your videos!!! Helped me to create perfect anime glass painting ❤️❤️❤️❤️
My posca markers arrived today then I saw this just know😳
whoops, lol.
Hey brother KC.. Can you make a video on how to edit portrait before glass painting.. It's really hard 3D portrait
I use posca pens to ink because once I’m done inking, I flip it over so they won’t mix
Waw! All of my questions been answered! thank you sir you have good videos about glass paintings😁 and one more thing, can i use poster colors in glass painting?
Nope. Poster colors are not recommended
@@Theartofkirkabrigo thank you sir😁👍
Dude u are a very nice painter after all the videos I have seen so far as I know how hard anime glass painting is..But the 6 th point is too expensive and not for beginners like me or even a midle class person. I have checked it on Amazon and it's so fucking expensive..so I buy the normal ones and zoom out my painting reference and make it exactly the size after the the frame is on...This was just point that I felt was wrong but u really are nice at anime glass painting which is not only for anime character and for comic characters too😁
Thanks for your kind words, Eren. Much appreciated.
Could you tell me more about how to prevent acrylic paint from sticking to the phone?
You can use clear acetate. I’m making a video soon on it.
Nice
Thanks, man!
To the posca pens point… what if you seal the black lineart first? I saw that on another video
That would work.
6:36 yes I also approve of these front loading frames I buy mine at WallMart for 98 cents each for a 5x7
They are the perfect frames for glass painting.
@@Theartofkirkabrigo yes they are I have a lot of them in my room for glass painting 😃
Not everything is easy😌
What kind of backing so the paint doesnt stick to the phone? Can you ease explain more what you use? ❤ 10:48
@@moshimoshi400 i use acetate or the other name frisket. After the phone cover is finished just cut it in the shape of the back of the cover and paste it unto the paint. It becomes the barrier between the paint and the phone.
@@Theartofkirkabrigo thank you!!
People that doesn’t make art this is hard af not to start from canvas to glass painting
Can someone answer this question for me do I draw the outline picture and paint it or I draw the outline and then turn it to the other side and paint it ?! Please answer 🥺
Hi Monica. You don’t turn it. You paint it on the same side you drew the lines on.
@@Theartofkirkabrigo thank you so much
From my learning I have failed so many times -_- it's like paining backwards
Keep going. watch the videos and learn new ways.
Can I use alcoholic based marker with acrylic paint?
@@dab-dab903 a regular sharpie or an identipen would work for the lines. But the oil based sharpie still is the most effective in terms of opacity.
Sakura identi twin tip marker reaily oil based in glass painting
say again?
Can you also use acrylic sheets vs the glass sheets?
now it makes sense hahaahh ive been using posca and i just started. thanks for the tips and knowledge 👍
Also i wanna know the comparison of Sharpie oil based and Sakura Identi pen, their pros and cons..
im indecisive a bit if im given choices. i appreciate if u do 😄
If I had to make a choice I would chose the oil based Sharpie. It’s more opaque. The pro about the identipen is that it has a ultra fine nib and a big nib on one pen. Whereas you would have to buy two different pens to get it on the oil based sharpie.
@@Theartofkirkabrigo thank you very much 🥺💗
@@futuresai2764 no problem, my friend.
maybe I got cheap enamel paint or something but mine is quite thin. Is it not supposed to be? I was thinking of trying botanical/frogs with this method but I havent had time yet. I got some frames that I liked that would go with the color of the subject at the goodwill lol. Your frames look really cool tho! I need to play around. I didn't want to mess up on glass that I paid a good amount for
It’s not suppose to be too thin.
Thanks for the advice! I'm trynna figure out why my lines still slightly fade even with my oil based pen...
You’re probably pressing too hard on the brush strokes. And also your paint might be too thin.
@@Theartofkirkabrigo Okay! So I've heard that you're supposed to load with the paint, but wouldn't that cause the paint to not dry properly?
@@Glorii.P what do you mean “load with the paint”?
@@Theartofkirkabrigo I've watch tutorials and I've notice and heard ppl say, put alot of paint on it so that light isnt passing thru.
@@Glorii.P Thats true. Dabbing is a good way to do that.
An update to my last comment:I checked some online stores and it seems that none of the markers you mentioned are available for me (I live in middle east so many brands are not available or affordable)So I came up with an idea and don't know if it might work or not... maybe you can help me as a proAnd the idea is that can I use a brand of marker and then when I did the outline I spay some fixative on it then do the color and if the marker was going to react to the acrylic color we will stop the process
Sounds like a great idea. why not give it a shot and let me know the results.
I just tried a anime glass painting of Hinata.
Edit: she is my favorite character in naruto
Cool. How does it look?
Bad campared to ur art... but it look ok to me
Not you trying to throw off the non weebs😭✋
Not me begginin my paiting glass yerterday, fucking up, then doing Gojou today and doing everything fine but when cleaning up, my brush was mixed with other color (?) and having an crisis
I don't know what kinds of paint you can use do you need to use acrylic or can you use any other that suits you best
I use acrylic paints for some and testors enamel paints for others.
Ok but how do we make glasses? Which show eye also
I used sakura identi pen the outline made with it starded fading after a day...why is it so...can someone help me out...?
It may be the paint you’re using. It may be of a lower quality.
I painted 3 transparent phone cases, 2 were okay but but i dont know what happened with the 3rd one, first when the outline got faded, i erased it all and cleaned it properly again i made a painting on that phone case again same thing happend, in many places , the outline made with sakura identi pen got faded, i cant figure out what happened with it...
wait so you can’t use washable paints??
No, that would be a bad idea.
I've watched other artists use a thin layer of modge podge before tracing or drawing their character on the glass. Would you recommend this?
Not really. I don't see anything wrong with it, but it really isn't a necessary step.
Does it make a difference if I use Plexiglass? If so, what pens, paint, etc do I use?
Edit:
Also, will the Identipen and Testors work on Plexiglass, AHH SO MANY QUESTIONS
Edit: (2)
Do I dab on my first layer or do I brush?
You can use plexiglass with the same materials if you like. I've found that regular glass is much clearer though. Dabbing is always better for me. Don't use the testors markers. Better to use the identipen or the oil based sharpie.
Anybody try alphakrylik paint?
If you layer your paint will that still cause the lines to break or crack because if you layer you’re letting it dry before putting more on, I haven’t used acrylic in a while and I don’t remember if I need to wet my brush or not but would it still technically have the thin dry layer on the bottom that could cause cracking?
I also paint on glass and I have difficulty because when I start to paint, the outline always stains. I live in Brazil, and it's hard to find a sharpie so I have to go online. Do I have to buy an oil-based sharpie or identl pen or could it be any of those brands?
Those are the two brands that work best for me. Not sure about any other brand.
Hi KC, i was wondering if i can use POSCA marker then seal it with an oil-based varnish? then ill paint with acrylic on the other side of glass.. do you think the varnish will do me justice? xD thank uu
Honestly that's way too much steps. You can make it easier on yourself by just doing the line with an identipen or oil based sharpie and then painting on the same side.
@@Theartofkirkabrigo noted! thank u so much =w=