I've found that if I want certain paint supplies on a trip, instead of taking them on the plane with me, I box them up and mail them to the hotel with a note on the box to hold for arrival on the day I plan to arrive with my name on the package. Then I contact the hotel and let them know I am shipping a package to the hotel. Upon my return home, I do the same thing, I ship it out from the hotel with a prepaid shipping label for the post office to pick up from the hotel. Makes life so much easier than fighting with TSA rules.
I had a small, round-tipped pair of scissors taken away. I had empty small spray bottles. Traveled with water soluble colored pencils. Don't try to carry exacto knives, razor blades. Watch travel hack videos. Check bag if concerned. I didn't have a problem with brushes, they were short. Or, take water-fillable brushes.
Hey Mikey! Excellent video! As you know, I travel all over the country painting weddings, and I've given a lot of thought to this subject. All of your tips are very good. In addition to the MSDSLSD safety sheet, (which I have printed and laminated and leave in all my suitcases), I have also printed off the document from the FAA website reminding the gorillas in the basement of their own stated policies. In addition to that I include one handwritten, amateur-looking note Where I beg the gorillas to have mercy on me! (and in which I try to describe that bit about - ITS VEGETABLE OIL!)
GREAT idea about having laminated info sheets to show people their own policy. I used to regularly visit federal facilities, and never got the same response twice about "their" rules (like I'd turn around and leave after driving 500 miles). Nothing like educating them in public to cut through the hassles and red tape.
I’ve traveled with brushes and palette knives in my carry on many times and have never had an issue. If you have any concerns, plastic palette knives should be fine.
Yes, you can travel with gouache paint! Keep your gouache in tightly sealed containers to prevent leaks, and if you have tubes, make sure the caps are screwed on tightly. Place the paints in a sturdy, waterproof bag to protect them from damage and leaks during travel, and avoid leaving your paints in extremely hot or cold environments as this can affect their consistency and usability. If you're flying, check the airline regulations for carrying paints; most gouache paints are considered non-toxic and can be carried in checked luggage, but it's always best to double-check. With these precautions, you should be able to take your gouache paints on your travels without any issues. Happy painting! 🎨✈
Great tips. I've travel with lots of supplies including brushes, lots of watercolor paint and tubes and have never had a problem. I've done it in road trips and airplanes, last time I went to South Korea and even stopped in Shanghai, China with my carry one full of watercolor (paint, tubes and pans), inks, brushes (regular and waterbrushes), blocks and paper, even dip pens and it was all good and no problems. Kept me super distracted during my 13 hour lay over in Shanghai and then on my 16 hour layover in JFK though! Plus on the way back after hitting art stores in Korea and Japan I had way much more then on the way there. Also, still no problems. Great video as always including the puns with those water bags/containers!
I travel several times a year with small size (00 to 4) short handle Kolinsky sable brushes in my carryon backpack. I prefer to pack the majority of my supplies, but I don't trust TSA or the general rigours of baggage handling with hundreds of dollars worth of brushes I need to do the job I'm traveling for. TSA agents have never even asked to open the brush box or tube to look at them closer. I'm not saying it couldn't happen, but I don't think the smaller ferrules are big enough to cause concern. (I have had other weird art things examined for sure!)
I dunno if it's too late the answer is no I traveled with my alcohol-based markers across the country and overseas multiple times and there are fine but I had them in my checked luggage
Any update on the situation? Could you manage to move your art supplies? I want to know the biggesy challenges of moving your entire studio for permanent residence to abroad instead of a temporary travel baggage
3.4oz (100ml) max per container. all must fit in a quart sized bag in your cary on. no such restrictions on checked bags though. www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/liquids-rule
I love these videos and enjoy so much! I laugh along with him, he's so funny and I'd die to be able to visit the paint companies he's been to and waste that much paint hahaha!! Thank you
Art treehouse bio based thinner > 217° f . They have other safe products as well. Spike lavender, Canada balsam etc. Not advertising just a heads up to the non toxic painters out there.
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Great tips! Chelsea Classical liquids are great.
Highly entertaining....loved it lol😂
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I clean my brushes with dawn dish soap, works great and protects the bristles too.
I've found that if I want certain paint supplies on a trip, instead of taking them on the plane with me, I box them up and mail them to the hotel with a note on the box to hold for arrival on the day I plan to arrive with my name on the package. Then I contact the hotel and let them know I am shipping a package to the hotel. Upon my return home, I do the same thing, I ship it out from the hotel with a prepaid shipping label for the post office to pick up from the hotel. Makes life so much easier than fighting with TSA rules.
That's really smart!
My return trip my paints, $200+ worth, were taken from checked luggage because they considered them hazardous. I had mds with it and everything. 😢
I had a small, round-tipped pair of scissors taken away.
I had empty small spray bottles. Traveled with water soluble colored pencils. Don't try to carry exacto knives, razor blades. Watch travel hack videos. Check bag if concerned. I didn't have a problem with brushes, they were short. Or, take water-fillable brushes.
Thanks for sharing! 😀
Oil painting on an airplane? Lol that’s crazy! You don’t have enough room to “beat the devil out of it”
Hehehe
Would love to see an updated version. Really enjoy these practical mike not Jerry's episodes.
What about now? 2021? Can you direct me to the info? I’ll be traveling to USA for about 3 years..
Since my travel is usually going home for Christmas, I just buy my niece paint as her Christmas present and use that while I'm there.
Hey Mikey! Excellent video! As you know, I travel all over the country painting weddings, and I've given a lot of thought to this subject. All of your tips are very good. In addition to the MSDSLSD safety sheet, (which I have printed and laminated and leave in all my suitcases), I have also printed off the document from the FAA website reminding the gorillas in the basement of their own stated policies. In addition to that I include one handwritten, amateur-looking note Where I beg the gorillas to have mercy on me! (and in which I try to describe that bit about - ITS VEGETABLE OIL!)
GREAT idea about having laminated info sheets to show people their own policy. I used to regularly visit federal facilities, and never got the same response twice about "their" rules (like I'd turn around and leave after driving 500 miles). Nothing like educating them in public to cut through the hassles and red tape.
My return trip my paints, $200+ worth, were taken from checked luggage because they considered them hazardous. I had mds with it and everything. 😢
I’ve traveled with brushes and palette knives in my carry on many times and have never had an issue. If you have any concerns, plastic palette knives should be fine.
Can I take gouache paint ?
Yes, you can travel with gouache paint! Keep your gouache in tightly sealed containers to prevent leaks, and if you have tubes, make sure the caps are screwed on tightly. Place the paints in a sturdy, waterproof bag to protect them from damage and leaks during travel, and avoid leaving your paints in extremely hot or cold environments as this can affect their consistency and usability. If you're flying, check the airline regulations for carrying paints; most gouache paints are considered non-toxic and can be carried in checked luggage, but it's always best to double-check. With these precautions, you should be able to take your gouache paints on your travels without any issues. Happy painting! 🎨✈
Thanks! Very informative and entertaining!😉
Hey I need that traveling with wet oil paintings box!! Open it up and show us how it works!! I need this for my car!
Great tips. I've travel with lots of supplies including brushes, lots of watercolor paint and tubes and have never had a problem. I've done it in road trips and airplanes, last time I went to South Korea and even stopped in Shanghai, China with my carry one full of watercolor (paint, tubes and pans), inks, brushes (regular and waterbrushes), blocks and paper, even dip pens and it was all good and no problems. Kept me super distracted during my 13 hour lay over in Shanghai and then on my 16 hour layover in JFK though! Plus on the way back after hitting art stores in Korea and Japan I had way much more then on the way there. Also, still no problems. Great video as always including the puns with those water bags/containers!
I travel several times a year with small size (00 to 4) short handle Kolinsky sable brushes in my carryon backpack. I prefer to pack the majority of my supplies, but I don't trust TSA or the general rigours of baggage handling with hundreds of dollars worth of brushes I need to do the job I'm traveling for. TSA agents have never even asked to open the brush box or tube to look at them closer. I'm not saying it couldn't happen, but I don't think the smaller ferrules are big enough to cause concern. (I have had other weird art things examined for sure!)
Can you cary a waterbrush filled with water or do you have to empty it
Hey, the Lukas Watercolor Metal Tin is METAL ... how should I pack it? Can I get it in a carry on or pack in luggage?
I heard that alcohol markers explode on plane due to the pressure. Is that true? I’m afraid for my copics
I dunno if it's too late the answer is no I traveled with my alcohol-based markers across the country and overseas multiple times and there are fine but I had them in my checked luggage
@@mikapika9839 thanks for your reply :)
I wonder if anyone has ever tried to put an oil painting in a freeze dryer...
I don't even think they care about water brushes. I would empty them out if I remembered to, but there have been times I didn't and nobody noticed.
Wow, now this is real deal. You even bring safety sheet... I may bring it with me
I was looking up how to travel with oil pastels but found this extremely helpful too :)
The beginning 😂
Yeah... every time I see a brush I’m afraid it could actually be a bomb 😂. Anyway thank you for the tips!
Great tips, btw!
Im gonna move to Australia. *all my art supplies arent going to stay here >:(*
Also ima try to pack all my notebooks, cuz, WhY noT?
Any update on the situation? Could you manage to move your art supplies? I want to know the biggesy challenges of moving your entire studio for permanent residence to abroad instead of a temporary travel baggage
@@burak5601 would really find it helpful if you have an answer to this yet 😢
Is the regulation 3oz in total for liquids, or 3oz per each container? Could you travel with multiple 3oz containers? Thanks!
3.4oz (100ml) max per container. all must fit in a quart sized bag in your cary on. no such restrictions on checked bags though. www.tsa.gov/travel/security-screening/liquids-rule
Spend some time watching the many, many travel hack you tube videos. The liquids rule will apply whether it's toiletries or liquid art art supplies.
I love these videos and enjoy so much! I laugh along with him, he's so funny and I'd die to be able to visit the paint companies he's been to and waste that much paint hahaha!! Thank you
Art treehouse bio based thinner
> 217° f . They have other safe products as well. Spike lavender, Canada balsam etc. Not advertising just a heads up to the non toxic painters out there.
Good info ... love Chelsea products ! Lots of cool stuff in this video :)
Hey guys, I love watching these videos the artists problems and the real talks you just make me laugh thank you Jerry's artarama youtube!
LOL.... “Anybody who can GET it up and can KEEP it up-that’s the challenge.” Are you sure you were just talking about the collapsible water bag?
Color pencil artist has it easier