Where do u get your glass is it picture frame glass ???

@@Nir-vana Yes :)

@@Nir-vana nice😍

@@bacalalyka how do u print swatches. Im confused

@@zariaragsdale7960 You could check out my tutorial on my channel for it! ☺️

omg i hope im not too late but still save-able! just apply a second coat using paint! that's what i did on my very first one 🙌🏼

@@bacalalyka ohh thank youu!!

Same lmao, the marker mixed with the paint i wanna die

i used sharpie for the other side (the one that's out) and painted the inner side

@@sabrinanoguerabeltran4263 is permanent marker okay?

don’t worry i’m right there with you😭☝️

I did my first painting earlier today and then this video comes up on my recommend :'(

Well that’s okay! Now you know how to make your next ones even better 😆 I just did my first one, saw this and went oh! now I can see how I can fix the mistakes i made! don’t feel discouraged

Same for me but it was indeed so satisfying doing it!!

This thread makes my heart super warm, I hope the vid helps you all on your next one! 🥺🙌🏼

OMG, I did that too on my first one but good thing I decided to but black paint behind it! How did it go?

@@bacalalyka I accidentally spilled paint on it and the sharpie smudged really badly, so I have to restart ;-; Imma try again, but with a better marker (and no paint spills!)

i do try my best whenever i get free time, thank you for appreciating that! 🥺

what if the outline is too thin, what do you recommend?

Same:(

literally the first time i ever got complimented on that, you're so sweet, thank you so much 🥺🤎

EXACTLYYY

FR THOOOO

Thank you for appreciating my art! Is there any video you would like to see next? ☺️🙌🏼

That is a very thoughtful gift! I hope my video helped you in any way! 😁

my best friend gave me a kirishima glass painting and i love it sm, i’m trying to make one for my older brother because it’s his birthday soon so i really wanna get it right the first time 😬

HAHAHAHAHA i actually thought of doing this before! It is indeed smart, only thing is you would need to be careful when you start cleaning or touching the other side too basically. So yeaaa it's doable I guess 🤣🤣🤣

I hope it helped! How did it go? ☺️🙌🏼

@@bacalalyka it did! All thanks to u 🙏 it went great 😊

OMG HAHAHAHAHA MY BAD MY BAD I didn't notice that! I would've panic too 😂🤣

Lmao actually lol, also day6 supremacy lmao

Thank you as well, goodluck to your business! 🙌🏼🤎

But to be clear, paint puts are better for storing larger amounts of paint for longer. This to is just in case you had already started with a palette out couldn't find the pots

Wow, that's a great tip, thanks for sharing! I'll make sure to try that next time! 🤎🤎

OMG AHHAHA i love this 😳😂

Fr I had to strain to see what mistakes she was even talking about its so good ㅠ_ㅠ

My first glass painting is going to be norman.. Do you think he's simple? 😅

YES YES this is a good one!

Is bakugo simple enough lmao

@@hi-ww3ij i wouldn’t say so lol

@@gxjouu yes!

Same lol!

Yesss I did some Photo to 2D glass paintings as well you could check it out on my IG (@artbylycala). It's basically the same steps but you would just need to create your own reference! Hope it all goes well ☺️

I've always wanted to try this but unfortunately, I still need to save up for a Cricut! 😭💸

I'm glad it helped! Thank you for leaving a nice comment 🤎🤎

@@bacalalyka you're welcome bestie ❤

Thank you so much! I'm glad it helped ☺️

Aweee thank you for the kind words 🥺 Please do let me know if you have any videos you want me to do next 🤎

Hello, sorry for the late reply but I'm glad it helped! Did you end up buying a paint pen or tried something else? I'm curious! Also, thank you for that last part ILY 😭🤎

Most recommended, yes! It basically helps prevent smudging and it will help build the opacity. Refer to tip 8 for a quick tip (6:41) that may help! ☺️🙌🏼

Whats your marker name pls pls i need it

@@jamesnathanyanong3832 she used the sharpie oil based paint pen and the craftsmart paint pen

I hope it helped! 🙌🏼

Yay for the algorithms AHAHA 🤎 Thank you so much as well, I'm glad to hear it helped ☺️

Sorry, I'm not the best english speaker, working on it 🥺 but OMG I just noticed it and you're right! It's a new addition to my "umms" and "like" family 😂😌

Lyka Bacala youre doing great, loved it

BIG SAME. I feel the pain 😭🙌🏼

You're welcome! I'm glad it helped! Let me know if you want to see any tip video next ☺️🤎🙌🏼

I'm glad it helped 🤎🤎

I hope it helped! & YES definitely, with more practice anyone could do it even without the swatches! Always makes it an easier process! 🙌🏼

“they started getting eaten away” oooh! that sounded heart breaking... I FELT THAT 😭😔 I’m glad the tips were helpful & good luck on your next one 🤎

Awww thank you, you're so sweet 🥺🥺🤎

Thank you so much! I'm glad it helped! We're you able to give it a try? How did it go? 🙌🏼

Ikr! It looks so easy in those tiktok videos until you actually try it yourself 😩

Sorry to hear that.. although I'm very glad to hear you learned something new from this video! Thank you so much as well & good luck on your next one! 🤎🤎

Thank you so much! Please do let me know if you want to see any type of art videos 🤎

Thank you so much as well! I'm so glad to hear it helped 🤎

YES go for it! Let’s make more art 😌🙌🏼

@@bacalalyka aw thx! I haven’t been sure whether to go for it yet, even though I’ve been wanting to do it for a while. Now, I’m currently buying supplies!

I do use regular mod podge now to give it a nice extra seal, works perfect and no problem with it so far ☺️

Oh no sorry about that... Idk why but the dollar store paints do work alright for me and for most glass artists too, it could be a case of a defective item too I’m guessing? Another tip I have is for you to mix the expensive & cheap one together, I find that it could give you that nice quality + quantity balance! If you’re interested, I also have another video on how to avoid smudges, cracks & bubbles on anime glass paintings!

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Sorry for the late reply but Ooo how did the first one go? 😲 Also, I hope the vid helped in the next ones you've done! 🙌🏼

Thank you, hope it goes well 😊🙌🏼

im glad it helped ☺️

So glad to hear it helped! Thank you as well 🤎

Aweee you're welcome! And thank you rin as well 🥺🤎

Hello! Sorry for the very late reply, but personally, I find that creating a thin dry layer before dabbing paint helps, also making sure the consistency of your paint is not too watery but a little thick 👍🏼

You're welcome! I hope I'm not too late but how did it go? I hope some of my tips helped 🙌🏼

Wooow, thank you for the detailed comment supporting the video. I didn't know about the aluminum trick, I'm gonna try that. Thank you again 🥺🤎

I was pretty lucky to figure it out early, at first I just used a regular sharpie and immediately thought this isn't gonna work in the long run, I need to find a paint in a form of a pen, and I never thought there is indeed something like that! 😂 Although here is still a trick I personally do to know if a pen will work: 1. Draw something small on glass (anything really ex: smiley face, flower, etc) then wait for it to dry out. 2. Grab a flat brush and paint on it (swiping strokes) I would say about 5-10 times with light to medium hand pressure. 3. If it doesn't budge or fade much it should most likely be fine to use. Although once you start actually painting, use a lighter hand pressure or dab the paint instead + You could also try and fix the thickness by scraping parts with x-actos and toothpicks Hope this helps 🤎

im glad it helped! ☺️

Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it 🤎

Thank you as well! 🤎

Wow, that must took extra effort too. Salute! 🤯