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Showing posts with label ohuhu paint pens. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ohuhu paint pens. Show all posts
Happy October everyone! Hope wherever you are in the world that you are enjoying the creative part of life. In whatever way shape or form, there are many ways to create. In today's newest short video, join me as I do a bit of art talk. Sharing what my life experience has taught me so far when it comes to encouraging creativity in children. Nothing makes me cringe more than when a parent or guardian says to a child regarding their masterpiece about how a sky isn't purple or a tree isn't blue. Want to find out more just watch my new video below!
Been really enjoying those paint pens. I just received a clear silicone cell phone case for three dollars Canadian and decided it too needed to be beautified. So I got out my assorted brands of Acrylic paint pens, Toole-Art, Ohuhu, Artistro, and Aroic. So not only do you see how these pens work on yet another surface, you can see how easy it is to create a one of a kind cell phone case. It has an original work of art on it. You could decorate it however you want to. It would make a great gift. You can draw words or a name, whatever you desire.
If you are seeking free shipping inexpensive cell cases, just do a search on Ebay - I select Free Shipping and the Buy Now tabs.
Alright, here is the second part of my three part video series on brightening up your neighbourhood with fun images on outdoor signs and or other decorative elements or....just
wait and see what I decorated recently -hint, it is big and plastic. Stay tuned to find out. To see part one click here.
This is just one project that I will be sharing with you, I have already posted the projects on Instagram @a_bergie_creation and at my Heartfully Creating group page if you want a sneak peek. Below is part one of my video about the project....
Watch Part Two Right Down Below
Materials required: A pencil Paint Pens (I used Aroic, Toole-Art, Artistro and Ohuhu pens -mostly .07mm and a few 3mm) Gesso or white paint or acrylic paint pens Polyurethane or some such finish to protect from outdoor elements
Hope you enjoy the second part, I will be editing part three very soon!
Has the whole world wide, life altering pandemic have you locked down or at least feeling down? It is hard to believe that an unseen virus can control so much. Awesome thing is, in spite of what we have all been experiencing, Corona is not in control, God is! And that means we can choose to give in to the temptation to let it all weigh down our hearts (I get tempted to do that) or we can embrace what we have, wherever we ave it. What's that old saying. "Bloom where you're planted."
After seeing so much disrepair, unkempt lawns and weedy gardens (not just ours), it seemed like a fun idea to start brightening things up around our home's exterior. This is just one project that I will be sharing with you, I have already posted the projects on Instagram @a_bergie_creation and at my Heartfully Creating group page if you want a sneak peek. Below is part one of my video about the project.... Watch Part One Right Down Below
Think about how much colour and happy characters or images can make you smile. In fact after all of these projects I want to make something else cheery to hang where I can see it through our window during the bleak winter days that we tend to have. (sorry, I know white is pretty but not fun for me to wander out in.)
As you will see I have been enjoying colourful acrylic paint pens (sorry, still not done all the paint pen reviews). And after my husband Craig sanded up some pieces of old wood, originally to be used in my paint pen reviews, I spontaneously started a Welcome sign for the front of our home. So, here is part one of the process creating this very fun and colourful sign, My hope is to not only show you how well affordable (Not
Posca) paint pens work on wood surfaces.
Watch Part One Right Down Below
Materials required:
A pencil
Paint Pens (I used Aroic, Toole-Art, Artistro and Ohuhu pens -mostly .07mm and a few 3mm)
Gesso or white paint or acrylic paint pens
Polyurethane or some such finish to protect from outdoor elements
I did coat the slightly sanded reclaimed wood with white acrylic paint or gesso. And then lightly penciled in some letters that I turned into characters. But I did not pre-plan it all. This took a long time because I really enjoyed tweaking the characters and layering and changing colours.
If it is going outside, apparently oil paint pens are more durable but, I didn't have any until today so I coated the surface with Polycrylic -polyurethane.
Hope you enjoy the first part, I will be editing part two very soon! Connect More
Hi guys! How are you all doing during this most abnormal season? I am guessing for many of you, making more art or trying various art making techniques for the first time is something you have been
doing lately. Considering the world has been under siege by an unknown virus, unable to carry out life as usual- makes sense that we'd all be trying new things whilst locked down. Well acrylic paint pens have been a new tool in my art making supply stash. Are you like me, hooked on art supply collecting? It is even worse since shopping online with Amazon, is way to easy.
Might as well make the most of it and create. How will we know if we like a certain art supply if we don't try it. If you've been around here you will know that Acrylic paint pens are my new supply to try and use. Wanting to see online reviews of affordable paint pens has been difficult, so I decided to try an array of pens so I can create a bunch of video reviews on each brand so others may benefit from them. Posca pens seem to be the only paint pens used over and over on YouTube, Well click here to see my only (so far) Posca experience.
Below is part one of my first part of a generalized review video covering five brands of Acrylic paint pens. In this video I tried the four out on a rock since these pens all say they work on all surfaces like rock, glass, plastic, fabric, basically anything non-porous. I use them on paper and card stock more than anything. I love them.
Watch Part 1 of Affordable Acrylic Paint Pens Here
Amazon Links to All the Paint Pens I featured. (No, nothing is sponsored - just where bought these)
