@@lizn160 Thanks, I love that look too! Hopefully I can describe this well… you’ll need a T-shaped ruler. Lay it across a large piece of paper with the top of the T on the tables edge. Hold the flat (usually metal) part of the ruler down against the table firmly as you tear the paper for a straight edge. Hope this helps!! 🫡

Yeah, no telescopic sticks at Disney 😭 I used my Manfrotto mini tripod instead. Thanks for watching!

@@keilamarciel I'm going to Japan in Sept and was looking at the 4X but was scared Disney footage would be a lil rubbish if I didn't have a good stick. Thankfully your video looks great so my fears are gone. I forgot the subscribe lol. SUBBED.

@@Princescyther Awww 🎉 Thanks so much for subscribing! I have a few videos on here from our trip to Tokyo Disney if you’re interested 😋 It was before I had the 360 camera tho. One word of warning about the 360 footage is just keep it on the memory card you have and get a new memory card when you need one. I had footage from a trip to Alaska that I lost because I thought I saved the 360 files to my pc but I saved the wrong format and cleared the memory card. It was devastating. Plus if you keep it on the card you can always go back to it and reframe the 360 clips for different footage/angles. Hope this tip helps!

Oh! Actually, no I haven’t. I didn’t even realize that was a thing that was happening with these. I usually take it out for a few shots at a time. Are you vlogging with it?

Yayyy!! Glad it helped! I know it can be so frustrating to deal with that error.

Sorry for the late response! Thanks for watching! 😄 I’ve definitely had to learn a lot with this camera but it’s a fun tool to have, especially when traveling.👌 Editing can be tricky and I have lost some of my 360 files when I thought I had them saved… but we learn as we go.

Awww yeah, I realized after uploading I forgot to add the clip 🫣😅 But I used the Manfrotto Pixi Mini and was happy with the results.

Oh that's cool! Thanks for sharing! I'm gonna look into that kent paper. Honestly, looking back now the bristol did hold up pretty well. I still have this piece almost 6 years later 😅

Yeah! Isn’t it crazy what a difference there is?! I know some people like to go for those muted tones in their work, so they’d probably like the WN. I have found that Arteza gouache is super vibrant, I love it.

There’s definitely a learning curve. It can be tricky editing. But it’s a fun tool to get some unique shots 👏

Thank you for your input. I can't wait to try this camrea out more.

Hmmm interesting reaction... I'm not telling people to buy one over the other though. I think BOTH are great options. I made the video to really show how well Arteza gouache holds up against a much pricier brand. I think I mixed the colors pretty well considering I only had primary colors in the W&N. Also, I used the same TWO brushes for both paintings. Thanks for watching... but doesn't seem like you were paying much attention lol. 😅

Perhaps it was unconscious because it was a reflex to be more careful with the expensive supplies

Thanks for watching! 😄 Glad you liked it!

Glad it helped! 👍👍

Sadly no. They only offer their paints in sets of 12 or more. That’s why I mostly recommend them for people just starting out with gouache to see if it’s something they like.

I’ve been trying to remember where I got that thing 😅 I think it was from Michael’s, like 8 years ago at least. I just looked on Amazon and they have things that are similar: amzn.to/3SeKDFB

Glad it could help! 😄👍

Wow! That's so awesome to hear! Thanks for watching, I'm glad it could help in some way! The Arteza paints are definitely not archival... But I can say that I have had some of my paintings framed on my wall for over 5 years with no fading from the FL sun and they are right next to photos I printed with my Canon printer that do show some fading.

Thanks so much for letting us all know about these brands! I actually have not heard of any of those, but next time I'm abroad I will definitely be keeping my eye out for them! 👍👍

That’s a great hack! Thanks for sharing! I just recently got some of Artezas sets of 12 tubes, including that one! Can’t wait to try them out! 😄👍

I’ve had this happen recently… Make sure your Cricut Design Space software is updated to the latest version. That helped me, hope it works for you too! 🤞🤞🤞

Thank you! I’ll try that too 🙂

I’m so glad you found it helpful! Thank you for watching ☺️

Agreed. I recommend the Arteza set for beginners to help them kind of choose a palette that works for them. Also to make sure they enjoy working with gouache before investing in a more expensive set of tubes. But I definitely see what you’re saying. Good point. 👍👍

In my opinion, the 24 tube Arteza set is perfect for beginners. The price is really fair for how many color options you get.

@@keilamarciel awesome, I have it! Thank u!

Great point about the magenta! I hadn’t really noticed how muddy my purples were with Arteza until I broke out my W&N gouache set again to compare them 😅 This is really good information, thanks so much for sharing!

the "rose" color for Arteza gouache is pretty much the "primary magenta" in the sets. Mix it with Ultramarine blue and you get a good purple. you don't need to get a magenta from another brand since Rose is pretty much that color

@@TRANSSENTIENT except it's not. the rose from arteza contains multiple pigments and when mixed with yellows and blues lead to muddy and muted colours. theres not a true pv19 in the entire set which is a standard mixing magenta. trust me i've tried the arteza rose for mixing and it's not good for clear mixes. the closest colour in the set would be peach red but its extremely transparent and fugitive. rose would most closely resemble a pr122 paint, but the pv23 thats included leads to the mixes being more muddy. a true primary magenta is literally the only colour i ever found missing other than that their sets are pretty decent and i enjoy some of their unique tube mixes

@@discretelyobvious pr122 Quinacridone Magenta is typically the standard for magenta, while pv19 is the standard for rose or violet (there are some exceptions). Tbf none of the colors in arteza gouache are good for clear mixes, since most of the colors are made with two or more pigments. What I’m trying to say in my previous comment is that the rose color in arteza is closer to a magenta from W&N, Holbein or Schmincke, most professional pr122 magentas, than any other color in the set, that’s all

Awww thank you so much for watching Becca! 💕 Yeah, I really wanted some footage to feel like you’re in the park so this camera worked out perfectly for that! 🥰

They don’t allow extension selfie sticks at Disney parks how do you made it?

@@Liamortz I had to use my Manfrotto handheld tripod and just hold it out as far as I could 😅

Making videos like this helps me learn more about my own process 😅

Thanks! I think so too! I love videos that show paintings from start to finish.

Aww thank you Sheila! I’m proud of this one 😊

Thanks Lilly 🥰

Thank you! I’m really happy with how this one turned out 🐶💕

Thank you! I really tried to capture his sweet personality 🥰

Thanks so much for watching 🥰 & yes Maya is such a good muse. 😉

I’d say the commissioned portraits. Always fun to take on a new challenge and really try to capture someone’s personality in them 😌

@@keilamarciel Yes! I love how you always capture something quirky about the subject, and always unique 😃

Awww thanks for watching Heather! ❤ Can't wait to see you at the party!

Thanks Meera! I'm definitely working on more videos like this ❤ I appreciate you taking the time to watch 🥲

Thank you Aqsa! 😄 After this I think I will do even more botanical watercolor paintings. 💚

Aww thank you so much Saachi! 🥰 I'm really happy with how it turned out.

Hello ☺ Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much! Will do! 😎

Thanks for watching! ❤

Yes! The takoyaki was so good and kept us warm during our trip in the cold winter LOL! Thanks so much for watching! 🥰

I started with the set of 24 tubes which lasted me a while. Later I got the larger pack but didn't really use a lot of the colors. So I would recommend the 24 pack: amzn.to/3zmPJoJ

@@keilamarciel Thanks 😊

I have! But I still got the error, so that's why ultimately the tape was the best option for me. Have you had different results with the matte paper?

Awww thank you so much! 😊

Thanks for watching and subscribing! 👍👍

I’ve only ever tried using the scotch brand magic matte tape so I can’t speak for others but if you don’t want to buy a bunch of it someone here in the comments suggested putting the scotch matte tape on the sensor light itself.

@@keilamarciel I do have the Scotch brand and i tried using the trick mentioned but no luck for me. my cricut still doesn't see the lines

Thanks for watching Heather! 😄 Hope you're enjoying spooky season so far!