I Tested TikTok's RIDICULOUS Art Hacks??! Do these..work?!
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Today I am testing out 5 ridiculous yet some of the BEST TikTok art hacks I've ever seen. In fact, I've done Pinterest and Instagram art hacks before but I think these are my favorite yet! (though some are..still pretty bad and pointless) what was your favorite hack?
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“Battery exhausted...I’m also exhausted, but you don’t see me shutting off.” 🤣🤣🤣
Read this in her voice 😂
@@EnriqaNoronha I did XD
“Battery dead...you’re also dead, but how u alive.” 🧐
I don't get it
Mood
The trimmed brush I think would be cool to give a solid background in a painting texture!!! Your art hack videos are my favorite on all of RUclips
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Hi Rae🥰🥰🥰
RAE!!!!
HI RAE!!!!
Awwww... I love when I see you guys both comment on each other’s vids ❤️❤️❤️
Instead of adding a tissue to the paint water, you can add a small rag. Still gives you something to wash the brush on, but doesn’t disintegrate into the water. :)
Exactly what I thought when I saw that hack
genius!!
@@ChloeRoseArt “the paint puck” is good for all paint brush rinsing needs! Even oil paints! No waste either!
@@ChloeRoseArt i finally broke down and bought viva paper towel they are more exspensive but great for artists i reuse them for watercoloring,i love your channel
Wasn't there a silicone thing she got off of amazon that does exactly the same thing? You plop it in your glass/jar and it helps clean the brushes ... (might've been an older video, I was binging her stuff recently)
re the “cheat” hack:
i feel like it’s a cool photo editing trick, but it shouldn’t be advertised as an “art hack” more of a “photo editing trick” as that is what it is.
YESSS FINALLY SOMEONE SAID IT!!
exactly. it's just edit not art.
Exactly what I was thinking. If you were a photographer and took a picture then did that effect, it would be awesome! But you should not pass that off for a drawing.
@@chloeammons2147 omg especially on tiktok where thye do alot of edits instead of art ngl I took photography for my class and it kinda irrritated me how they didnt put #editing and would put #art when they should specify what type ot is :""))
maybe it was me but it jsut a pet peeve of mine especially since on tiktok they would have the "turning disney princess snow white into what she looks like now" when they just edit the photo- :"")
@@lightlawliet3526 i would argue editing is art. it’s an edit, not an illustration
For the brush cleaning, it would work better to use a reusable cleaning cloth, like a dishcloth. It wouldn't fall apart in the water and you can rinse and reuse it. There is definitely a problem with people pretending to draw or paint portraits when they're actually photo manipulations and selling them as paintings. I'm seeing it more and more, a lot of them aren't charging much, but they're giving the impression that highly details paintings are cheap, when they're really edited photos, it's bad for real artists.
Fancy seeing you here k'eyush
You are adorable lmao XD
:0 i forgot about you for some reason- ._.
It COULD be good for learning where things are but yeah, if they're just doing that and SELLING it they could get into some legal trouble
@@onishojo9430 ur last name is Garcia... are u related to Karina Garcia?
Jodie! I wasn’t expecting to see you here, which is silly of me, because you’re an artist! I love your content.
Reasons why digital art isn't taken seriously. That sketchy hack is just one.
Yep. People think all digital art is that and have no idea just how complex true original work is.
When I was younger I genuinely thought digital art was either using a program that generates a drawing for you or conceding someone else's photo to a sketch filter. I thought digital art was just lazy junk like that. Thankfully a lot of digital artists use the internet and film their process so after awhile I saw people were genuinely drawing it for themselves just on screen.
I WISH digital art was that easy! For me digital art is so much harder than traditional art
Yeah and it's so sad
Who the heck isn't taking digital art seriously? Under what rock do you live 😑
Chloe: Buys a 15 dollars bag of rocks .
Also Chloe : Goes outside and finds some rocks .
Lol
I forgot we had decorative rocks :')
I thought you said 50 dollars 😂
where do you live where you thought you wouldn't be able to find rocks?
Re: the “pretend you’re good at drawing” hack
I don’t think there’s anything wrong with it as an art form. Just like I don’t think there’s anything wrong with tracing as an art form.
My issue is when people lie about what they’ve done. That’s uncool. If you’ve traced a picture off the internet, don’t pretend like you drew it yourself from scratch. If you traced a photo on your iPad, don’t pretend like you drew a portrait from scratch. I’d call that digitally altering a photo with tracing and layering. Which is an art form. But isn’t the same thing as drawing an image from scratch.
it will also slow your progress of getting better because it's not proper practice
This is exactly what I was going to say. I don't think you can "cheat" at art, as well. Art isn't a game. However you can fake art or present it as something it's not. If this is presented as a sort of DIY filter, then I think that's cool! It's a really interesting technique and looks different. If this is shown as a way to make people think you've drawn it, then that is not cool. You don't need to lie, because whether you've drawn it by hand or used a computer, you have put time and energy into making this thing with this specific idea in mind. That's art enough, if you want it to be. Be honest with your art!
i agree with you I don't think it's cheating as art isn't a game or something you can cheat at but I definitely got annoyed when I was younger by people who traced stuff and then claimed that they drew it.
I honestly don't care if you trace I do trace sometimes I think it does help sometimes when you are starting out (with traditional mediums) when you are trying to get familiar with drawing anatomy for example. but tracing something and claiming it to be your "talents" i think is really bad.
I remember seeing a speedpaint somewhere where someone was drawing something is procreate and they were almost relying on procreating to make the drawing for them. having it make a perfect line for them and things like that and I almost was a bit salty afterwards because it was almost like they weren't even putting any effort in and almost have procreate do all the work. at the end of the day, I don't really care lol. to each their own but when people claim to be amazing at art and then do things like that and gain be able to grow their pages so quickly (I'm not saying they don't deserve it but it bugs me a bit because I will spend days and hours working on something and not gain as much as I anticipated. Idk if that makes me a snob lol but yeah lol
@@chris_em tbh tracing does help with drawing ..it will makes you better understand the anatomy ...For me it did when i first started drawing digitally ...
I kinda feel bad for those who really believed the "out of blue paint hack" I had a student ask me how to make blue paint before, and I honestly thought we were going to discuss how paint was made. Nope she wanted to know what colors to combine to make blue...
I've seen people sell those fake art things on etsy and not disclose what they are doing, that is frustrating. it is not bad but you need to be honest that it is not hand drawn like you said
So true
I completely disagree, as long as it's their original image they have no obligation to disclose their method
@@quinnasher9743 if they’re saying it’s hand drawn though then they need to disclose it
@@quinnasher9743 SOOO probably you are one of those artist who is selling fake art...
@@quinnasher9743 they indeed don't have the obligation to disclose their method, but lying to the customers isn't a good image too. Just don't lie.
Chloe: "I am currently sanitizing a bag of rocks, how is your week going"
- Chloe 2021
Yass
But why? 😅
@@Helena-sg5st chloe does!
@@inaayahayath7126 I know, but why is she doing that? 😅
ha ha!🤣🤣🤣
Ok, but CHLOE IN BRAIDS IS ADORABLE!!!
Ikr
Yess
She’s so beautiful
aw thank you!!
How did you do your hair Chloe?! Gorgeous!
“I’m currently sanitising a bag of rocks. “
- Chloe Rose 2021
🤣🤣
Yass
I feel like the "cheating" hack would be fine for an aesthetic photo, since it kinda reminds me of those "sketch" filters but you can control it a little more, but as a way to pretend to be good at drawing, it makes me mad
The cheating art stuff really makes me boil XD only when they try and act like they’re actually making original and hard art pieces that takes people hours otherwise. Like tracing is a cop-out. Using it to learn is a great tool but claiming you don’t trace when you do is not okay
I feel like tracing the outline isn’t a big deal when hand drawing but the that app that made it look like a drawing really made me boil
Tip: before trimming an old paintbrush into an interesting shape, wet the brush, tap out the excess water and roll it on a solid soap block. Then use fingers to shape before cutting.
I’ve done the things where you draw over an image, and I think it’s harmless as long as you aren’t sharing it to people when they are expecting it to be hand drawn (which is the ground rule expectation).
replace the tissue with a damp sponge, that sounds like a more logical art hack to me.
I’m not a paint maker, but sanding the glass until it’s frosted along with a special grinding tool to mix and break down the pigment is helpful.
Similar to a herb mortar and pestal. Mine is stone and has ridges in the bowl.
The actually mixer is a paint muller. The mortar and pestle is only for grinding up the pigment into a fine powder.
Edit: minor misunderstanding. Since she got pretty fine pigment from shaving, the mortar isn't needed. But yes its typically used for any 'sand' sized pigment or larger to get it to powdered sugar consistency especially since its usually cheaper cost wise to get the larger size and do it yourself be hand
Not a paint maker either (just putting this here because it is fairly high up):
The clove oil is for preservation, but it doesn't make it more lightfast or archival in that sense. What it does do is repell mould and other critters that might like to munch on the paint (gum arabic and glycerin is edible after all). Clove oil is one of the best antiseptics and anti-fungals there is, been known about for centuries.
The tissue water hack would be better with a cut sponge, eventually the tissue will disintegrate and create bits of paper in your brush and lumps in your paint
Yep, or a piece of cloth. I use a microfiber kitchen cloth after they’re too old for normal use.
9:40.... When Chloe touches the brush to the wet paint but completely fails to notice....😆
Keep up the amazing content😁👍
I noticed that too but didn’t know how to word it
I noticed that and was going to comment it but didn’t know how to say it
I agree I thibk that using that digital art hack is good for practicing and improving but not for original pieces or claiming it to be 100% theirs cause it makes people who do digital art work look “fake” or “easy” from these hacks when rlly they spend lots of time :(
I really liked that eyeshadow thing! For anyone curious: The same technique was used in the Middle-ages by scribes and monks for their miniatures in bibles or other books, but instead of glycerine and the other thing they used egg white as a binder, or (if I remember correctly) the bladder of a specific bird. Pigments came from a lot of places, e.g. minerals, blue colours were hardest to come by and thus reserved for images of royalty or saints.
I could go on and on, my mum's an expert on medieval art (she's an artist herself), so I picked up a few things here and there, but I don't wanna make this comment too long. :D There's a lot of amazing history behind this modern version of using the pigments in eyeshadows, but the technique is pretty much the same. I'd love to see you exploring it in future videos!
Dude you need more likes, you're so smart!!! 😂
Making paint out of eyeshadow is a really neat idea! =O
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Hello Love2DrawManga! Love your videos. They helped me a lot.
@@missd4244 clove oil I believe
my fav person!! :0
and way too expensive if you own nice makeup lol
There are 100% Etsy shops that use that ‘art cheat’ method. I was very unimpressed with a couple of the images/‘paintings’ they did of my dog
I absolutely hate it when people trace art and pretend they drew it
Her: “Oh no there is actually more on this brush”
Me: you just dipped it back into the wet paint...🤦♀️
For the paint mixing you need a roughed up glass (for example with sandpaper) and the glass to mix it she used also had a roughed up surface
That way they break up the pigment clumps more and the pigment mixes up better with the binder
The better it's mixed the more opaque the colour gets means it can be this strong that you can't look through the glass anymore just as a hint for future videos ^-^
Also I know some also use honey in their binder
Also, if I'm not mistaken, it's eat to use eyeshadow that has mica powder listed as the 1st ingredient.
@@winterprism9227 it's eat to use? I'm sorry I don't get what you mean
@@Karolina-ll5oh best to use. Not eat. Lol.
Disposing of the tissue water is also a problem (in addition to getting tissue bits in your paint). I foresee clogged sinks. Maybe use a cotton rag and hang it out to dry afterwards? Or just do it the old way 😂
Our day automatically gets better after watching Chloe
Edit : Ty for the likes! :)
Yasss
Yes
so true
Yes especially since my dog died from a coyote yesterday night
I’ve been feeling weird today and she made me happy lollll 😂 jk ifs just a example
Btw I make handmade watercolors, the clove oil doesn’t make pigments more archival or lightfast. It’s a preservative that helps keep your paints from molding if they stay wet for too long because glycerin and gum Arabic can mold when wet.
"I wonder if I'm allergic to art hacks..." -Chloe 2021
Chloe: I'm sanitising a bag of rocks
Me: I'm sanitising literally everything
same, my life for a year and I never let my guard down for a second hahahah
As a shielder I can relate to this, made me belly laugh 🤣❤
Same
If you trim a brush, you’re cutting off the tapered ends of the hairs, so you’re not going to get a smooth application. It’d be fine for thick paint, but not great for watercolour etc.
Question -
What happened to stitch!!!! 🥺
I believe it's a limited edition version with Beauty and the Beast patterning on it. That is apart of the "Stitch crashes Disney" line.
Stitch crashes Disney! It's a limited edition collection Disney are doing this year where he's combined somehow with a classic Disney movie. I've decided I want to attempt to collect all 12 😂
@@ChloeRoseArt I'm not saying I'm jealous.....
But I'm not not Jealous!
@@ChloeRoseArt thank you for confirming ^^ I wasn't 100% sure. Have a lovely weekend ♡
ACDC art... You can thank Jazza for name 😂
"It's not just a place for young people anymore."
RIP TikTok
Yeah that’s because there are 40 year old cringy moms doing shit too
@@user-10021 yeah let the teens have all the cringe ffs.
People over 28/30 don’t want to have to be stuck on Facebook like some digital nursing home. We’re allowed to use other apps.
@@doubtful_seer Haha digital nursing home 🤣 What a hilarious description!
I feel like the eyeshadow trick would also be great for when your eyeshadow palette broke but you still want to use it in some way. Because then you don‘t have to throw it away, as there are still the pigments.
You can usually fix it by grinding it up and pressing it back with some rubbing alcohol. You can even buy kits for it.
It is a great idea if you don’t like the eyeshadow though.
The fact she used "The Vegan Teacher" as the tiktok example
:')
@@ChloeRoseArt OMG SHE REPLIED
That vegan woman is like Covid - seemingly impossible to get rid of or avoid!
The vegan teacher is the worst tbh
@@micheleeve5100 u mean cockroach
Your "cheating" one I saw a girl on a FB group trying to sell commissions that looked just like that.
Plot twist - amazon delivery guy found a bunch of flat rocks right outside Chloe's house and stuck them in the amazon delivery bag.
Could u try out maybe food art.... just an idea I thibk u would be rlly good 😌 like decorating cakes in an arty style, ofc one being a bear/stary night
"Im also exhausted but you dont see me shutting off" - Chloe 2021
Story of my life lol
13:55 that "hack" makes me so damn mad. If you're doing it for fun, that's fine, but if your doing it for commissions and to genuinely do art you better be stating it's not hand drawn.
Hey chloe, I've been really into the pigment mixing community and the reason they used scratch glass and the hand grinder is to really break up the pigment and incorporate it into the binder! It still worked well for your method but if you ever come back to it it's a really cool little community!
"Why did they smooth them for me? I wanted to smooth them myself..."
You can also use the eye shadow pallets to mix into resin/epoxy and I would try a baby wipe or small piece of towel in the jar of water to clean my brushes so it doesn't shred into little bits.
I think for the Photoshop one, it's ok if you call it photo editing. Questionable if you call it drawing. But I could see myself using it for cool photo effects for using in my art journal or scrapbook.
Omg can we take the time to appreciate how good Chloes hair always looks (love u so much)
I think that anyone who cheats, in any way, has to live with themselves. Personally, I wouldn’t want to *pretend* to be an artist, I want to *be* an artist.
Oh,the sanitising. So relatable. I seem to breathe more sanitiser than oxygen at this point.
I saw a meme once that said: I'm using so much sanitizer, I clean the toilet with every go. LOL
Rocks are cheaper and easier to buy in places like Home Depot and Lowe's - Home improvement stores. They're sold for landscaping. I don't know about countries other than the US but I bought my last batch for a fraction of what you'll pay off Amazon.
Therapy? Expensive, invasive.
Watching Chloe rose? Free serotonin
No worries, Chloe. My family and I literally sanitize everything that comes through the door.
glad it's not just us who still do it a year later hahah
We still do this but we also have to shower when we come inside as well as having two separate washing baskets one for the contaminated outdoor clothes one for the indoor stuff. I get why we do it as I as well as my sister are immunocompromised and my elderly grandma also lives with us so we have to protect her as well, it a bit of a pain in the ass though.
@@stoirmdraodih6810 Yeah, taking all these extra steps can get really exhausting. But thinking about why we do it and the what-ifs just helps us stay diligent. I think it's really cool you're keeping things safe for your family despite the fact it's a huge pain.
@@stoirmdraodih6810 if you live in the uk, you 3 can have the vaccine.
I'm on immunotherapy drugs and had the vaccine on Thursday that just gone. 😊
@@babysnoops14 I have had the first dose 2 weeks ago I do live in the UK my sister has also had the vaccine as has my grandma who lives with us and my grandad. My older sister is an NHS DR so actually was the first in our family to have the vaccine.
Chloe: Oh no-
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for the fake drawing hack i think its totally okay for personal use but commercial use is a no no. Love your vids!
I would love to see a video about turning old eyeshadows into paints. I've previously used old eyeshadow to make a texture medium, but never thought to mix in a binder.
I will say with the detexturing of the rocks, the texture is sometimes part of what makes painted rocks so impressive!
R.i.p paintbrushes your sacrifices will be remembered
who else is watching it when they are supposed to study 😂😂
i think the art hack on procreate like is okay for yourself and free art it does look like a fun little abstract effect but i would not class it as drawing or painting i would say it fits as a photo filter and thats all, and yes it could be harmless but i know there are people out there trying to use and sell this as legitimate, really just scamming people
@@nery4962 ok this is clearly your first day on earth, right?
@@nery4962 dude chill, I just think that everyone should know that copying others work and selling it as your own isn't good, but maybe it's different on your planet
@@nery4962 well for 1 this is not drawing sketching or painting in anyway at all this is literally just making a grainy layer on top of a photograph, so people who are trying to pass that off as art its wrong its not its basically a photo filter so this is not the art they make it out to be (imitate) 2 for the girl chole viewed on tiktok use professional photography images which is an art form and that has copyright to the owner of the photograph (i.e the person who took it). so this is putting a filter over someone else work and passing it off as a drawing/painting so that is falsifying this thing as a legitimate piece of work. its cheating because it lying and no actually doing the art, while the rest of us artists spend years to develop a genuine skill, and with people already out there stigmatising digital art which again is a skill are making harder for artist to be recognised for their worth and continuing this attitude of oh its just a drawing, oh i dont think thats worth that much, oh its digital so its not real, and this goes on and on towards artist and people who are trying to earn a genuine living to survive of a skill that they have learned and developed over years and years of practise, so to have people do this shit and pass it off a legitimate is like a slap in the face and its not okay
Instead of tissues I use an old rag as it is reusable and has texture which cleans better for my oil paint brushes also I add some dish soap to aid in the cleaning especially when using oil paint.
8:40 for this hack it would be more environmentally friendly and cheaper to use a small rag that you could reuse
Who else was confused when she said she had no rocks like that and 2 mins later she brings rocks like that out from her garden?
The paint making hack is essentially a very basic way to make watercolor paint. There are some other ingredients that many paint makers use along with the gum Arabic and glycerin. The ratios are important too. If you get the binder right it makes some awesome watercolor paint that will dry nice and be able to be re wet.
I think as long as its just for fun, you can do pretty much whatever you want in art (personally, I wouldn't be posting "less legitimate" art on social media though)
I actually did that "questionable" hack, with the masking layer.
I was asked to do a poster for a band's performance in a local bar, and all they had were these very static publicity photos.
So I used this technique to jazz them up a little, and make a visually interesting poster.
Here I was, stuck with some photos of some very bored looking twenty-somethings staring blandly into the camera, I had to think of something :)
And it worked very well.
I think that was a legitimate use of the technique. It really helped me out.
BTW, this was about 10 years ago, and I thought of it myself, after a lot of trial and error. I thought it was pretty creative at the time :)
I didn't pretend I actually drew them :)
Do u like doing pencil/coloured pencil drawing cause you mostly do paintings (which I love!) just wondering :)
I thought most people knew about the paper towel in water trick. Also instead of paper towels you can use sponges if you want to be a little less wasteful. Because sponges will last months to a year before having to be thrown out depending on how often, but the paper towel has to be dumped everytime you paint some time multiple times per session.
Chloe’s reactions to all these hacks is just.....hilarious!
Ikr
Thank you for making me feel normal Chloe!!!!! We still to this day sanitize everything that comes in our home (packages as well as groceries! Obviously not fruits and vegetables... we wash those the regular way lol 😂 if I didn’t say that I know someone would ask!!!) I thought I was the only one still doing that! (Compromised immune system sooo 🤷♀️)
honestly a lot of people I know got bored of doing it and just stopped but my family and I still sanitize everything and leave food for 3 days before touching it lol
King Bob!!!
The eyeshadow paint could be really helpful if you need a skintone paint and you have "nude" eyeshadow. (I don't know anything about makeup, I'm only assuming that nude eyeshadow is a thing, so don't yell at me if it isn't.)
What a GREAT idea!!
I like the cracks and holes in rocks. I think it gives them character. Also I can add to their design with those sometimes. But I can see why someone would want to get rid of cracks
Ahh I adore these videos Chloe. You are literally a ray of sunshine and such an inspiration. I discovered your channel through your first art hacks video and have been absolutely addicted since. Keep being awesome! 🥰❤
I wouldn't call the procreate thing "drawing" as opposed to a good skill of photo editing.
So I love the eyeshadow paint idea. I would love to know if they can be reactivated like watercolor too
I used modge podge for my binder and it isn't reactivated once dried.
@@keric3730 mod podge* also thats literally glue so yeah it wont reactivate.
I use a cut sponge dampened in a scrubby holder to help wipe away the last of the paint.
Instead of using a papertowel to clean your brush, get a silicone pot scrubber and put it at the bottom of your water jar. They are small, circular and have little raised nubs. I buy the cheapest brushes for acrylic painting and this makes them last pretty long.
The potscrubbers are reuseable and you can find them at the dollar store.
Plot twist: the rocks she ‘found outside’ we’re from her neighbour’s porch
😂
Oh my God her hair and style has changed so much in four years
I love to see and try what I can do with different kind of mediums, traditional and digital. So that hack is for me, something to try even just for fun. I can see how somebody can make original art with that (full or part of something), but the key is openness of the process.
In the second one you can use a dish rag which won't fall apart and would be reusable. I also have one of those little rubber face scrubbers that I stick to the inside of my water cup when painting with acrylic and it helps a lot.
Img hiiiii love u and also can we take a min to appreciate how good Chloes hair almost looks
It irks me to see blue and pink so close to each other but not being mixed together, I love purple 😭
"I'm gonna make it angle brush instead" love it!
The paint out of eyeshadow hack sounds good! I have many palettes with colours which I don't use so I want to turn those colours in paint!
...don’t you have a brush cleaner for the bottom of your glass? Shaped like a hockey puck with knobbly bits? I could have sworn I’ve seen you using them, and then there’s less tree / tissue waste.... (kinda seems like “environmental sustainability” has to be a part of the review, right?)
I was wondering if having a cloth instead of tissue would work. The cloth wouldn't dissolve like the tissue did
@@calandr4 apparently a cloth would be a better option as it wouldn't shred and can be washed
2:35 I think that the rocks Chloe bought were supposed for rock skipping. The way hey are flat and smoothish.
(on the art private trace thing) i like to trace over photos to understand anatomy, so if I'm drawing a person ill kinda trace over a photo of myself to understand the anatomy. I think its fine if you don't claim it as your art.
Some of these were pretty cool. I might try the tissue in paint water trick and paint from eyeshadow. I do think the layer mask trick is a good practice for people new to art or digital art because it's so simple and seems encouraging to keep learning, I think. Thank you for sharing, Chloe!
me, who just sanded a piece of styrofoam and realizing that you're supposed to wear a mask when sanding things: 🙂 I'm in danger. 🙃
I have a goldendoodle too! Her name is Emma and she’s three years old. She’s also a cream instead of a ginger or copper. @Chloe Rose Art
I agree with you on the "pretending to be good at art hack" I thinks its ok as long as you aren't claiming to have hand drawn it yourself. It's a tough one...
I have that pallet! Its my favorite eyeshadow pallet. It hurt to see it destroyed but also satisfying.
13:36 "how to pretend like you're good at drawing" I personally don't have a problem with this. It's not so much a drawing hack and more of a Photoshop hack tbh. I think that its perfectly fine as long as the person using the hack isn't being dishonest about the methods they used to create the final image. I've seen people do this and claim to have created the portrait from scratch, which is very frustrating especially when they try to sell them to others.
Art is subjective. I don’t think you can really “cheat” with art. You just study and create at different levels from your peers. As long as you don’t claim to have done something you haven’t done yourself, I think anyway you can make yourself better is ok.
This was such a fun video! ☺️ I’d love to see more of these art hack videos! 💕
I sew with linen a lot and I use it like the tissue in water hack. Because it's a fabric it doesn't shred but it's soft enough in water to not damage brushes as you swirl, though I used a scrap of lightweight linen to make sure. The great thing is when you empty your water you just squeeze out the linen scrap then you can give it a quick hand wash or toss it in the laundry (really depends on what type of paint you're using) and after it's clean(ish) you can toss it right back in some clean water and start painting.
Giving a paint brush a hair cut isn’t an art hack. 🤦🏼♀️ lmao
There's no such thing as 'cheating' at art. This is such a toxic ideology that claims there's a 'right' and a 'wrong' way to achieve art of any kind. Make art however makes you happy. Every technique requires finesse, no matter how 'cheaty' it is; every piece of artwork you produce teaches you something. Not everyone is pushing forever to learn traditional techniques.
Your hair is really pretty in this video! I love how you styled it! Also, I think Rae also did pretty much the same thing as that last hack to make her own oil paint and she used that round glass looking object seen in the tik tok and I think it’s to make it more smooth and a lot less chunky.
i really liked the last one and the rock painting so satisfying.