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@8HIIH8

10 ай бұрын

I love your content It gets me to do my art projects, your humor matches mine And I can agree words are hard (also painting small surfaces is also hard) Resin time, Resin time, Do Do Do Do Resin time, Edit: where is supervisor?

@andpersand25

10 ай бұрын

Probably sleepin

@silverhoney6969

10 ай бұрын

Ahhh! I can’t believe Jazza’s your sponsor! Looking great you two. These bags are incredible and I can’t wait I already pledged for the full bundle bag! I can’t wait,

@VenomousCamel

10 ай бұрын

Now that's a brand deal I can get behind

@Goldysanyt

10 ай бұрын

the sound track in thebackgroujnd i dunno if it was just me but that is another yyt intro moriah elizabeth also does art... just wanted to point out vidwas amazin loved ghoula lisa

I know it's too late but the best way to dilute a color is use a tiny amount of the opposite color on the color wheel.

@XMillyyX

10 ай бұрын

That is incredibly useful to know, thanks!

@shelbybaby1642

10 ай бұрын

Desaturate not dilute but yes it’s a great tip!

@spriddlez

10 ай бұрын

Came to make this exact comment. To reduce the intensity of the hue (desaturated) add the compliment. So for the green/teal a red orange would have helped tone it down

@klwenz9375

10 ай бұрын

If you weren’t going to comment this I was 😂 I was yelling at my screen “just add the complimentary color!”

@liezasims4164

10 ай бұрын

YES you have to use a TINY TINY amount tho or else your color will just turn brown.

Did you know the Mona Lisa was originally more vibrant colors? It's been damaged over the years and can't be physically restored, so that explains the yellowing. But you can find digital restorations online. Also her eyebrows were worn away from repeated cleaning before it was put in a museum.

@lrizzard

10 ай бұрын

oh i always thought she just had thin eyebrows

@peepandstitch

9 ай бұрын

oh wow! thank you for the insight kind stranger :3

7:35 Props to the editor for making Katelyn's flower shirt say "colors are hard" in the flower font ❤

@Goober510

10 ай бұрын

Katelyn edits 😂😂😂 fits her 100%

@9-bitgaming930

7 ай бұрын

the editor is katelyn and it said it on evan's shirt to

@9-bitgaming930

7 ай бұрын

sorry that was kinda harsh

the background of the mona lisa is actually mountains , its a full mountain range thats been split and reversed , like right goes left and flipped kind of thing , its really facinating how he did that painting . its a real place that Leonardo knew and had been to .

@janicelynn3787

10 ай бұрын

There a back ground

@snarky4lyfe144

10 ай бұрын

@@janicelynn3787 what?????

@janicelynn3787

10 ай бұрын

@@snarky4lyfe144 I never looked at the back ground. Lol

@Vladimir_Kv

10 ай бұрын

He probably painted the piece in stages, and used a camera obscura to project the mountains in a more manageable size. As this method was very new (I don't remember, but possibly even invented by Leonardo) he did mistakes with flipping when transferring resulting upside-down leftside-right projections.

Anyone else freaking out cause your favorite crafters have references to eachother in videos Cause E and K were promoting Jazza’s bag and the music at the end is the same music Moriah used (Moriah Elisabeth.)

@galaxyendergirl

10 ай бұрын

I was surprised to hear The music Moriah Elisabeth used at the end. It was a nice surprise.

@godagodute2663

9 ай бұрын

@@galaxyendergirl same

@dbseamz

3 ай бұрын

I just came here from an MCSkizzleman VOD where these two raided him right when he was trying to finish up. Finding out that E&K, my favorite DIY channel, have met some of my favorite Minecrafters felt like an amazing crossover episode!

@LikaLou

7 күн бұрын

same

If you havent looked up digital recreation of what the true colors of the Mona Lisa are under that horrible, aged varnish, you should. Its so vivid and blue and beautiful!

@gorkskoal9315

3 ай бұрын

Yes! a much less famous replica was done by one of his apprentices. It's at the Prado museum in madrid. Either way, both are much more rich in color and beauty than the varnished variant we have now.

Yep! This should be a series! The WHOLE KEYBOARD PLEASE

I love your videos in general, but as a tiny painter, this video brings me so much extra joy. 💕 P.S. For really tiny brushes, I’m a big fan of size 20/0 or 0000 brushes (mainly from Princeton and Windsor & Newton Cotman), BUT don’t simply rely on the numbered brush size. I generally pick whichever brushes LOOK tiniest because some of the tiniest brushes I’ve used haven’t actually been the smallest sizes available.

@EvanAndKatelyn2

10 ай бұрын

thanks for the tips!

@karbebs

10 ай бұрын

Nail art brushes are "a hair and some air". I have used them when painting minis for gaming. Takes a bit to get used to.

in my college painting classes, the second step was always putting a flat color background on the whole canvas, just like Evan suggested! it helps in two ways; one by helping colors harmonize (since they all have the same undertone), and two by actually making it psychologically easier for your brain to work on it. a plain white canvas is more intimidating than a plain green canvas, or a plain orange one, etc. so adding that base color helps you get started. 10/10 suggestion Evan, you must follow your own advice next time though (the first step of painting was gessoing and sanding the canvas but i don't think that applies to keycaps)

@pongoalex

10 ай бұрын

white canvas drives me up a wall lol, I have to paint it before I can even think about starting.

@s.colins2050

10 ай бұрын

See, whereas for me and my digital painting, I make my entire canvas a light gray or desaturated borderline gray color so that my skin tones actually look like skin. Not for undertones, necessarily, because i make my paint brushes fairly opaque, but because a bleach white canvas actually throws off our eyes' sort of natural white balance, and we can't see or mix properly very well.

@merrowtooth

10 ай бұрын

@@s.colins2050 that's a good point! i use a gray canvas for digital art too, but i so rarely get past the sketch stage these days that it's mostly so i can slap on shadows and highlights and have them actually visible (plus less eye strain 😎)

@gorkskoal9315

3 ай бұрын

I just found that last week, I started my own unique painting a few times. Then went bob ross on the background. My canvas's are white, making them wet, then white, then a basic flat color helped just get going.

Jazza is the KZreadr I’ve been watching the longest so it’s really cool to see him pop up in this video 😃

@clague2337

10 ай бұрын

Jazz sponsoring them is a huge deal because I've never heard another you tuber mention there name because there kinda unknown UNTIL NOW😅❤

@dolphin64575

10 ай бұрын

@clague2337 Simone Giertz referred to them as 'the resin gods' in her matchstick table video!

@adwilliams1987

10 ай бұрын

I learned about them when they worked with Alec Steele!

@thespankmyfrank

10 ай бұрын

@@clague2337 I've definitely heard others mention them before! For example Safiya Nygaard.

@BrandonNevermind

10 ай бұрын

@@thespankmyfrank Arin from the Game Grumps mentioned him in a video once, that caught me off guard :D

that yellow tone overtop the mona lisa is the varnish turning yellow with age!

Y’all did such a great job! There is such a product called extender medium for acrylic paint. It extends the open time and smooths out the paint.

@EvanAndKatelyn2

10 ай бұрын

definitely should have used some of that!

my favorite works of art, wide lisa and skinny night 😍

12:40 Good to know Jazza's new bags are Suppurvisor Approved!!

I remember seeing a teeny tiny painting once, and the owner mentioned that it was so small it had to be painted using a single cat whisker.

I don’t know about you but I’m loving these key caps painting videos 😄

I saw the uncut version!! Pretty sure this one won't disappoint aswell.

@EvanAndKatelyn2

10 ай бұрын

thanks for watching both!

@doodlepoodle5056

10 ай бұрын

Ah so that's why I was like this feels familiar😅😂😂

@Amarianee

10 ай бұрын

Ok, glad I'm not hallucinating! I was sitting here thinking, "I KNOW I've already watched this!" I always forget these videos are after the uncut release 😂. Still watching both for the algorithm, just feeling slightly more sane now lmbo

@CrzzyCat

10 ай бұрын

@@Amarianee lol yeah i was confused at first too!

For miniature detailed paintings i suggest you to use nail art brushes, there are those very thin ones for details, might be more comfortable to draw small details

The editing on this video is hilarious and so creative! It's amazing just how much is added through the editing alone. It's like an entire third character in the video. Massive kudos to the editor(s)!!

Wet palette is the bomb for miniature painting with acrylics.

I think a wet palette would be an absolute GAME CHANGER for you guys-- they're so handy, especially for acrylics. You keep your paint wetter longer, can make glazes right on the palette... it's very common among miniature artists! You can make your own easily, or check out professional ones! (The channel Squidmar has excellent recommendations!)

@koalachick8029

10 ай бұрын

They were using a wet palette, but I don’t think they were using it correctly. I have that exact wet palette, and I dont think they wet the paper.

Awesome idea, if you do this again use primer so the paint has a better surface to adhere to. The plastic shine makes the paint lift. Can also lightly sand the caps but primer is more reliable.

I love Katelyn trying to figure out in real time how to explain that the type of painting they're doing is impressionistic at 8:20, meanwhile Evan paints THE most famous impressionist painting literally next to her XD

this is too late now but maybe it’s useful future reference: to make a color less saturated you add a little bit of the opposite color on the color wheel to it, so in this case you add a tiny bit of red paint to the green :)

@janicelynn3787

10 ай бұрын

Should put the the cat in

Might be worth looking into mini paints for the next time, they're highly pigmented at a thinner consistency. You can also buy retardents and thinner to make them even more like tiny oils. Additionally, for tiny paintings I'd recommend using kolinski 00 brushes and also replace the paper on your wet palette with straight up normal parchment paper. It's thinner and keeps the paints alive a lot longer.

@IunaIia

10 ай бұрын

Mini paint, as in paint for miniatures, not tiny paint bottles, right?

@0urv0ice

10 ай бұрын

@@IunaIia sort of both, it's paint made for miniatures, brands like pro acryl, vallejo, reaper, etc., but also in tiny bottles, because you don't normally need that much of it...

@francescalace3254

10 ай бұрын

I just said that, aslo a set of the brushes for it as the ones I own are super tiny, I can paint faces on some minitures with them.

Me watching Jazza's newest video right before this and you got sponsored by him?!? So happy for y'all

@songofshadow5043

10 ай бұрын

Same!

Yep! This should be a series! The WHOLE KEYBOARD PLEASE. I saw the uncut version!! Pretty sure this one won't disappoint aswell..

I haven’t watched jaza in a while, but I’m so glad he sponsored this video! I’m an art student so I will definitely be looking into the carryall bags I’m so glad I found out about them through this video!

miniature painter here, i dunno if youll even see this comment but heres a bunch of helpful advice for future acrylic painting, as already brought up thing your paints, its better to do several thing layers building up the opacity than one thick one, something that should be done at the start is priming your surface with acrylic primer the paint will stick better than on what im assuming is the slick abs style plastic of those key caps, this is a big one BUT you shouldnt use those tiny brushes the body of the bristle just cant hold enough moisture for the paint to stay usable, you can get fine lines using SHARP full bodied brushes, AND you really need to avoid getting paint deep in the bristle of on the ferrals as thats going to dry out deep inside the brush and cause splitting and youll lose the sharp point, trust me large sharp brushes are so much easier to control than single hair brushes.

I love this, and have a whole new appreciation for painters of miniatures. You both did great considering the momentous tasks before you in subjects so well recognised and in the scale to which you're working. But you also gave me a weird fright at 19:16 when the intro music for @MoriahElizabeth 's channel started and i honestly wondered if KZread had mistakenly fluffed up and was playing your two videos overlapping😅😅😅

Please consider 3D Printing a tiny gold frame to mount on each of these masterpieces! It would really complete the look!

This was cool! If you want, here is a tip or two for painting with Acrylics at that scale, as I paint wargaming mini's a lot. Try not to use the smallest brush. Often, going one size up and not using the tip of the brush gets better results, and you MUST thin the paint, as chat mentioned. You should also use your off-hand's thumbnail as your pallette. With brushes that small, the paint will likely dry out before you get to the model/object from the main pallette. By adding a small dab to your nail, you can get 2 or 3 brush loads out of it without having to reach for the main pallette, and it will keep the paint in better condition too. And, I think they both ended up great!

I did that once. You can oil paint over acrylic, you just can't so the opposite. It's a good way of cheating the flat colors

These turned out really cool! I love that even on mini scale you still go through the five stages of grief of painting 😅 I’m too late to make a difference but the reason Mona Lisa is so yellowy-green is because of the yellowing of the varnish over top of the painting, she would have been much more saturated when she was originally painted. So you honestly could have just painted the colours saturated and then done a green wash over top. But you did so good!

I haven't laughed so hard at a video til now! I was feeling your pain trying to get the colors right but when Katelyn make Mona Lego and then Mona Ghoul I lost it! Good job BTW. This was super fun! 💚

If you want the finest brush you need to be looking at Raphael Kolinsky 8404 No. 0/0. They ain't cheap, but if you want minute detail, that's where you go. Also, thin your paint waaaay down (think skim milk) and do multiple passes.

The Golden Open series is slow drying acrylic. Using Open medium with the color would slow it significantly. If you use high-end color, you can "thin" it significantly without loss of color. I used to use craft acrylic, but having used Golden and the top line of Liquidtex. I won't go back. The ability to cut the very expensive color with medium to achieve a more economical and perfect texture means I can use one type of pigment for brush or airbrush by mixing with the appropriate medium. Also check out Golden's Pencil and Pastel Ground to let you draw on things you otherwise can't draw on.

I love seeing creators supporting creators. Seeing Jazza's bags in here made me smile

Their ability to replicate even the vibes of these famous paintings is really impressive!

I feel like using a toothpick might’ve helped with detail a little maybe? But they booth look fantastic!

I painted a version of starry night for my art gcse around 10 years ago, Van Gogh is my all time favourite artist and painting versions of his works meant I got to spend loads of time researching him for the written part of the gcse. I used acrylic and a palette knife, literally globbing paint on the 1.5 metre wide canvas, it took weeks to dry as the paint was so THICK. Seeing Evan use a single hair brush is honestly so impressive!

I just love you guys. The way you hype each other up and support one another is really awesome. Wouldn’t matter the project I watch for you guys. ❤

I didn't know starry night was a tree, I always thought it was a church with a spire

Fun fact: Did you know that Da Vinci first painted Mona Lisas hair tied back in a bun?

You could make up and sell kits that has a set up of those two tiny paint pallets and two keycaps and the mold to hold it all, along with some paints. E&K's Keycap Creator Kit! Buy your kit NOW!! I would buy it!

Aww, I've already seen this. 😢 But Ghoul-Lisa had me cracking up! 😂

If you're going to layer oil and acrylics: oil can go over acrylic just fine. But if you put acrylic over oil, there's a good chance it will crack or peel.

Wow they turned out surprisingly well!! Theyre definitely recognisable

For thin acrylic paint a fine watercolor round brush is lovely. A Windsor and newton series 7 #2 is my weapon of choice. You end up fighting crappy brushes too much.

Have you ever seen the rendering of what Mona Lisa would have looked like without its varnish :) it’s insane!

I started watching both Jazza and EandK in summer 2020, and I had been following the story of the bag since the beginning. It is so cool that he sponsored this, can't wait for the bag. Having him sponsor an art video is perfect, this was so fun, even with Katelyn's stress

Katelyn, your editing style never fails to have me die laughing in every single video LMAO. I loved this video!!

Love the editing on this video! 😂 Painting on such a small scale is so difficult, you guys did A LOT better than I thought, especially with acrylic

Y'all need to collab with jazza! I'd die from the humor is one video

Next time look into Liquitex flow aid. It makes the paint wetter and more likley to get off your brush. Very useful for minature and fine details.

i love that evan still uses the phone case with the forbidden whipped cream!

Ghoulisa 🧟‍♀ made me laugh so hard that I couldn't breath 🤣

omg I can't wait to see how these key caps turn out!!!

Jazza is awesome! Love seeing you support him.

13:49 In case anyone is curious, "Mona" is the Italian word for "Lady," as in the lady of a house. Her name is Lisa, and she's a Lady of high standing, thus Mona Lisa. Though, who Mona Lisa actually is, and if she was even a woman at all, is heavily debated. The most common theories are that she was Lisa Giocondo, who was a noblewoman from Florence, that she was actually a self portrait of Leonardo da Vinci, or that she was a portrait of Gian Giacomo Copratti - more often known by his alias Andrea Salaì, a boy Leonardo took in as a child that served as his apprentice, and has been largely suspected to have been his lover.

I'm always suprised how little subscribers yall have, y'all deserve ATLEAST 5 Million.

Editor was having fun with this one 🤣🤣

Howls moving castle in the first minute! Yes. That's my vibe. Btw i love the Evans keycap, so cute!

Nice work! High five for the Jones screencap, a very respectable ghoul representative 😎

When you are painting very tiny things (like miniatures or keycaps) with acrylic, if you are finding that the acrylic paint is drying on your palette you should try a wet palette. You can easily make one by layering a damp paper towel and parchment paper on top of a plastic surface. They you put the paint on top of the parchment paper and there is just enough moisture that it keeps your paint from drying out.

You guys are so fun to watch, no matter what kind of project you're doing! :) Evan really struggled because the tip of his brush did almost nothing, and although some of the problem seemed to be a thick paint it also looks like that brush has run its course.

Wowza, never expected to see a Jazza ad (outside of hsi channels) let alone a (sort of) collab with you guys! Pretty cool 💖

As someone who regularly paints in a miniature scale (dolls, miniatures, and doll accessories), I've developed a few techniques. Work with thinned paints and thin brushes, and in layers. To keep the brush tip straight and precise, pull the paint, don't dip. I remove excess paint and straighten my brush hairs on the back of my left hand. The main technique though is just work with thinned paint. It stays wetter on the brush and flows better.

Oooh Jazza sponsoring you is super exciting! and it looks so cool, his stuff is always good

Hahaha the whole Mona Lisa face evolution was so funny

I have a lot of respect for anyone trying small scale work without much of a background in it. I paint dolls, often very small dolls, and i know just how freaking difficult it can be to get your hand to stop shaking and make it do what you want. When your object you're painting is the size of a pinto bean, it's a real challenge!

This editor fire, literally another character in the Joobieverse

I will say, as a person that dabbles in oil paint and watercolor, that Mona Lisa is not half bad! Its hard to do faces at full scale, much less on a tiny tiny key cap using brushes that you cant be as precise as you want to be with. I genuinely think you guys did an amazing job with these!

The united version was one of my fave vids! I am gonna have to watch this cut version though too since y’all are so fabulous!

Evan got the better deal with this one for sure 😃

These look so cute

These look so good it’s insane also I’ve noticed the editing has gotten a little more chaotic it’s fun

I think they look really nice! This past weekend, I finally painted a painting with Bob Ross that I actually liked. Painting isn't easy and it does seem more difficult with acrylics. I had to modify a lot of things to get my painting to work.

I think the both of you did great, painting on such a small scale and such well known paintings. Props to you both!

You both did insanely well!

As someone who frequently paints freehand things on her nails, I found this video to be extremely relatable, lol. Nail polish dries quickly on your brush and even with long nails, it's not like I have a ton of room to work with. My nail art often looks better from a little further away when you get the ~impression~ of what I was painting. 😅

i love that you guys worked with jazza hes my fav artest ive watched him for years and hes from australia like me

hindsight’s 20/20 but i think gouache could work well for tiny paintings? it’s like a cross of acrylic and watercolor so you get the pigment but it remains thin and watery!

I often invoke the "3 foot rule" when doing miniatures... (if it looks good from 3 feet away, the it *is* good)

@eDoc2020

10 ай бұрын

I was going to say I didn't know you did miniatures. Then I remembered some spotlights.

@pileofstuff

10 ай бұрын

@@eDoc2020 I also have done some model railroad stuff in the past.

OMG JAZZA!!

I've been hoping for a Jazza/E&K colab! Not quite a video but still cool to see! Maybe y'all could do a resin project or a Bob Ross tutorial?? Would be super easy, barely an inconvenience. ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ

I love the video and the art and I think you guys did a great job! I have a bad habit of watering down my acrylics a little to make it act more like watercolor which does help layering (more important with stylization imo cuz i find doing thick paintings tend to be harder to get solid and clear lines but not impossible) As someone else mentioned, use the color wheel, desaturization is achieved by using complementary colors (an example, orange and purple, opposite ends of the color spectrum, or blue in ur yellow, red in ur green, etc, u dont have to be as extreme as just mixing warm colors or cool colors into the opposite tend to help.) Also also I believe Mona Lisa is so yellowy over the entire painting due to aging of the medium and paper! So likely she looked less sickly and puke green when she was first painted. Anyways love the art and you guys inspire me to do art and other crafty projects!

LOVEDDD this but I’m pretty sure the only reason she was so yellow is because of how old it was I’m pretty sure she would have been more light back in da olden days

YAY JAZZA!!! Favourite two channels working together Now you guys just gotta teach jazza how to use resin properly and collab🎉🎉🎉

Even when I've already watched the stream it's always worth watching these videos for the fantastic editing

12:33 OH MY GOSH YALL COLLABED WITH JAZZA?!?!?!?! TWO OF MY FAVORITE CHANNELS COLLABING, THIS IS A DREAM COME TRUE!!!! (AND IT INVOLVES AWESOME BAGS!!!!!!)

Amazing! I'm impressed how small you guys can paint! Also completely lost when Moriah Elizabeth's intro started 🤣 I was so confused

Wow, five minutes? I can't believe I cought it!

Those Jazza bags look so amazing I just can't afford one!!! Also those keys turned out amazing for how tiny they are.

I'd really love to see you paint miniature figurines or make a gaming diorama! painting minis seems to present similar vibes to this video imo

You guys have to do the whole keyboard for sureeee 🙏🏻

Katelyn is amazing replicating proportions, it impresses me every time

The edits become greater and better with each video. Props to the editor! :)

I usually watch jazza studios so seeing his adds here was mind blowing