What's that you have there? This is the cutest tiniest
jar I have ever seen. And what are we gonna
do with those jars? Sorry, were you
gonna say something? I was trying to lead
you in the intro. Fill them with custom paint
that we're making today. We figured we have
all of these pigments. Generically mica, glow
in the dark things universal colors, Fluorescent pigments,
duo chrome pigments, which could actually
fully color shift, between two colors,
holographic glitter. Alcohol inks, all of these
things that are so colorful, bold, bright, and out there,
there are all sorts of paints that you can buy, but
why buy cool paints, when you can make
even cooler paints? KATELYN: This video is
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for all your website needs. We know we don't actually
know if that's gonna work, because all of these
pigments we use with resin. So will that translate? I don't know.
I don't know, but basically paint in general, based on my understanding
is just some sort of medium, that carries the pigment, dries and holds it
in a steady state. 'Cause like you can't mix this
with water and paint with it, because even though you
can kinda paint with it, once the water dries, the
pigment just will fall off. So you need some sort of a
glue and suspension medium. Anyways, we have
generic acrylic medium and that's what we're gonna
be mixing everything into. We've also got this fancy mixer. Yeah, so hopefully-
Should we plug it in? I feel like it'd be
better for the intro, if we plugged it in. Yeah just, oops-
Don't- sorry- Do you wanna do it
from the other side? Nah, I got it. (metal clanking) Engage the vibrator (Katelyn laughs) (playful music) (Evan laughing hysterically,
Katelyn yelling) My fingers are gonna fall off! (Evan laughing) That's so weird, it's so weird. Hopefully that works. Anyways, we're gonna try to mix some of each of our
different types of pigments and see if we can
make paint with it. And then at the end, actually
try to do some paintings. Yeah! 'Cause it doesn't
count as paint, if we can't actually
make art out of them. Yeah, yeah. There we go.
There we go, let's do it. (upbeat music) As two people who take
science very seriously, as you can see by
our new Science Robes that Evan got us for Christmas, that actually say
Science Robes on them. We wanted to go into this with
some methodology in place. Yeah, so we decided we
should choose one color as a control through all
of the various mix-ins. We chose blue because... We have blue in
every mixin type. But in addition to that
we also wanted to pick, a wild card from each mixin. Yeah, whether it's metallic
or duo chrome or whatever. Each of these has a little bit
of a unique property to it. And I think that we should
also potentially start with the same amount
of fluid medium and a similarsh amount
of volume of scoop, or whatever it is. Yeah, the amount of
scoop might differ, if it's a powder
versus a liquid, but we'll keep it as
consistent as possible. We're also gonna
do swatch tests. Yeah, but before
we do any of that, let's see if the
mixer even works. Is this video doomed to
fail from the beginning? Oh my gosh, that's satisfying. Three milliliters,
ooooh, this is so fun. I need to get my
tiny container out. Bloop Ooh! Let's start with a-
32nd teaspoon? Yeah, my guess is that
we might need more, to make a strong effects,
but I'm not sure. We did watch, uh-oh! It's not gonna go-
Can I have one of the tools? Oh wait, or we
can make a funnel. Just with paper. Oh I just wanna
use one of these. You're gonna spill. I'm so precise. No you're not. (both chuckles) You're not precise. Look at that. Also, did you level
that teaspoon? Pretty much. You did not level it. Our science is doomed
from the start. (playful music)
(both laughs) Great, great!
(Evan giggling) Just cap that tidy
little package off. Do you wanna
shakin' or should I? I'll do it, Yep, that looks good, Ready?
Yeah. (machine vibrating) (both yelling) It can't stay up with the focus. 'Cause I have such
hard time focusing. Try the other camera,
try the other camera. I manually focused it!
I manually focused it! (Katelyn shrieks) My hand is so
jiggly, turn it off. Oh, my bones (Evan laughs)
Wow, it mixed it. How well though? It looks good. It looks good, I can-
Let's swatch it though. Yeah, let's swatch, yeah.
Let's swatch it. The frequency at
which it was jiggling, was like matching with something I was getting this like
strange effect honestly. (upbeat music) I mean that looks
like it's working. Kind of like a thin paint. (upbeat music) It's a little watery. A little watery.
Yeah. Yeah, like the pigment
load isn't that great. We can try doubling the pigment. Yeah, let's increase
the pigment. Okay, do you wanna just
put another 32nd in here? Yeah, let's up another 32nd. That was my guess of
what was gonna happen, Engage the mixer! It
creates such a weird effect. It's weird in real
life too honestly. I feel like I'm teleporting. (Evan chuckles) Is it better? I mean, how thick can
we pack the powder? We can just keep going. I'm gonna do two scoops. I'm gonna double it again. Okay. So what it's doing this
vortex mixer in particular, it's shaking it in the way
that the paint creates a vortex and actually mixes it
instead of just shaking. It helps reduces bubbles, right? Yeah. (Salsa music) Better, I think if we
double it one more time. It might be approaching
like usable- Yeah!
Paint levels. That's crazy, it's gonna
be a quarter teaspoon. (Evan clears throat) This is so
uncomfortable to hold. I know, does it feel like
your bones are jiggling? (Evan muttering) Better than hand mixing it. Why hand mix when
robot mix good? Even in the skinny parts
where it's really thin, you are getting some color. Yeah, now, do we
wanna take it further? (light salsa music) You almost lost it.
(Evan laughs) I think that's,
that's pretty good. Yeah. How much darker is it? You do get diminishing returns. Dang, half a teaspoon, is it equal parts? Let's do a conversion. I wonder who's gonna
be first to get color on their Science Robe. Me (Evan chuckles) Three milliliters
is .6 teaspoon. Almost one-to-one now. Almost one-to-one. Okay, so with the ratio of half a teaspoon to three
milliliters confirmed. We're gonna move forward, except for we are cutting
everything in half, because we don't want
things to be so filled, that they have a
hard time mixing, but we'll keep the ratio
and let's do a duo chrome. So, 1 1/2 milliliters precisely. (light upbeat music) (camera beeps) I wasn't recording
earlier, it's fine. it's fine when I
forget to record, 'cause I can only
be mad at myself. (Evan laughs) (light upbeat music) Try to hold on. (machine vibrating) Ooh!
Oh, my gosh! I'm so glad bought this mixer. I've said it like
five times already. Good investment. That's a really pretty paint. It's well mixed. Ooh.
Ooh. I would honestly, I'd
put this on my face. (Evan laughs) Looks nice, that's my
kinda color right there. I'm excited like,
actually paint with this. All right, there's our blue mica and our special wildcard mica. Shall we try the next powder? Yeah- Whatever pigment
we decided to do? I think that this might
be a little bit preemptive but mica powder, paint, success. (suspenseful music) Okay, so to mix it up, next we're gonna
do, alcohol inks. I have strong
worries about this. Yeah, I mean, on one hand the
carrying fluid is alcohol. So maybe it will kind
of just dissolve out. But on the other hand, maybe it will break down the
binder in the acrylic medium. I don't know.
I don't know. How should I measure this, should we do teaspoons or drops? Yeah.
Just drops maybe. One drop.
Ooh! Should we need do two? Do like five. Okay, two, three, four, five. Ready?
Yeah. Hold on to your... jar! Ooh! Ooh!
Yes! Oh, it's creamy. Oh, I almost lost it
there for a second. It looks mixed. It looks mixed. It mixes in like 15
seconds, it's crazy. You wanna talk more about how you're happy with the
purchase of this mixer? (Evan laughs) Yeah, wow!
It looks nice. It's dense, so when
it's spread out, will it even work as a painter? Worried it's gonna
be really thin. This is so watery. Yeah, cause the alcohol really
makes it super spreadable. Let's, instead of just
doubling, doubling, doubling Let's go to 15 minimum. let's go to 20. Yeah.
20 drops. So I add 15 more,
let's just, yeah. Let's just go for it. Let's just go for it. Six, seven (fast forwarded count)
(light salsa music) A lot of liquid. That's the hard thing too. Yeah. (salsa music)
(machine vibrating) So this, this isn't even really
like acrylic paint anymore. This is like literally
half acrylic paint, Half alcohol.
Half alcoholic ink. I mean, that's pretty good. This is so liquidy. There's diminishing returns if- There's diminishing return
so if we keep adding liquid, but this is like a really
pigmented watercolor come think of it. And I think that's pretty good
for the alcoholic ink ratio. Yeah, I think that's good. Let's do wild card alcohol ink. Yeah, let's do gold! Gold! Yeah!
I like gold! I wonder if it's gonna
stay looking gold, or if it's gonna like
matte-ify to like a tan, or be like a slightly
shimmery beige. (Evan giggles) Only one way to find out, but my guess is
it's gonna flat-ify. I'm just having so
much fun right now! I know.
This is like, Something that brings me joy. Me too, it's like an excuse
to do little science projects with our art suppliers. Yeah, with these
cute little jars. (both chuckles) I have to admit, one quarter
of my enjoyment are the jars. I know, is another
quarter the vibrator? Yeah! (both laughs) This vibrator brings me joy. (both laughing) That's on the internet forever. (laughs hysterically) Out of context Evan and Katelyn. (fast forwarded count)
(light upbeat music) I was really struggling
with blinking, (Evan laughs) not blinking because I didn't
want it to drip and I miss it. Oh, okay. (light music)
(machine vibrating) Ooh!
Are you gonna be beige? I'll take over for a bit. I feel like we shouldn't
pass it off mid go. That seems dangerous. Oh, it's so, it
just looks beige. It looks beige. It looks beige, Oh, that's unfortunate looking. You know what? It's a champagne. It's champagne. Cham-pog-nuh.
It's cham-pog-nuh. Another thing
that's interesting, is the reason why we went
with this acrylic medium, is it does dry,
fully transparent, but there is some whiteness
when it's not dry. So I wonder once
it's fully dried, if the gold will show through
more than it does now. Oh yeah. Oh, no!
Ooh! This one just looks like sludge. and there's like chunks
Wow! Such a big difference. That's disappointing. Well, I'm glad
that we are testing these special case scenarios. Yeah, yeah- So, with alcoholic
inks we now know, that if you use two
straight colorant, it might work okay. But if you try to go some
like special metallics, oh no, you end up
with unpleasantness. Well, hey, we're learning. (light music) All right, we actually have
another liquid candidate. Let me say that differently. All right, next up,
we're gonna be testing, universal colorant or
universal tinting paste, which I actually have
better hopes for. This is a very concentrate. When we've added it
to resin in the past, it just turned it opaque. I'm, gonna start with
the same five drops. Oh, that's a bubble. (tense music) Oh, the bubbles is
filling the drop. Oh, what do I do? Let it drop. (tense music)
Ah! Here. Oh, thank you.
Oh, sorry! One,
It's thick drops. Two, three, four, five. Okay, so this is a thick,
A thick. (machine vibrating) Oh, that did pretty good. Yeah, it makes me nervous
when it goes sideways. Wow.
That's dark. Wow!
That's really dark. Ooh!
Dang! It's very rich. Now, let's see how it looks. Oh!
In paint form. Just even this looking at it. I know.
Oh, okay. Can I just take a moment. (Evan giggles) Okay. To brag about the
mixer again, I guess! Yes.
Just look at that. No splashing.
Yeah. Oh, on the lid?
On the lid. (salsa beat) Wow.
That's nice. Wow, wow, wow, wow, wow, wee! Should I just do, should I leave it there? I think that's good. I mean, that seems similar to
the 20 drops of alcoholic ink. Wow, wow! That's paint.
That's paint. Yeah.
Universal tinting paste. You live up to your name. Yeah, what is this? I don't know. Tinting paste-
Universal tinting paste. It tint's things. Okay, so what's your wildcard? Uh- silver!
Oh good. Yeah 'cause the gold
absolutely completely failed. Yeah, will the same be
true for the silver? I don't know. One, two, three, four, five. Go for it. (machine vibrating) (Katelyn gasps)
(Evan laughs) We may, we need safety goggles. Maybe, wow! I mean, that looks, much
nicer than the alcohol bold. That's impressive.
Let's see how- Let's see how it paints though. It feels like
modeling paint almost. (light salsa music) I Mean it's pretty good. It's better than
the gold alcohol. Not quite as good as
the blue universal. I think this still
passes though. That looks looks good. I'm happy with it.
Same. And I think that now that
I have a general theory, but I'll have to do a lot
more tests to figure it out. Based on some of the
research that I've done, different pigments are
actually gonna need different amounts,
even with a universal, that blue might be
more densely packed, than the silver or the
red or the whatever. Yeah. It might depend on what
pigments I used in that color. (salsa music) Next, how about we
start with a glowy one? Ooh, which of the two glowies
do you want to do first? That UV, this is
gonna be interesting, 'cause we don't have
very much of this. Yeah, are we even
gonna have enough for a quarter of a tablespoon? I forget, is this
a loose powder? I Don't want to-
It's loose, it's loose. Okay. EVAN: So careful
when you open it. KATELYN: I know, I don't
want it to puff everywhere. This shouldn't be the
hard part of the video. (both chuckles) Need some help?
No! There we go, okay, I got it. (light music) Oh we definitely
don't have a quarter- Maybe we can mix blue
and one of the purples. Let me see how much we have. Of all of them, this
is like the least fine. They've kind of clumped. Well, no, it's super fine. It's just so fine
that it's clumping. It's like a chalk dust. We might have enough. I think that's enough. Yeah, get in there every bit. Do you ever have
that moment of panic where you're like
what was I recording? All the time. (machine vibrating)
(Evan giggles) What?
It looks so weird on camera. I feel like maybe we should do
one of these in slow motion. Oh, yes! It's pretty nice. It seems to be dissolved. We'll need to bust up UV light
to really see the effect. (light music) Glow!
Wait wait wait wait wait Dance party, dance, party, dance, dance,
dance, dance party. Whoo! Oh yeah. Yeah.
Look at that. That is like glowing. Yeah glowing darling. That thing is popping Success.
Wow. What color do you wanna do next? I'll do a lighter one,
I'll do like a yellow. I'm so curious to see what
the slow motion looks like. (techno music) Hubba hubba!
Whoa whoa whoa! You can see what's going
on better in slow motion. That's fun.
That's cool. Should we do the
rest in slow motion? Maybe like one for each. Okay, just making up
the rules as we go. Science.
Science. That's what you do! That's what you do
in science time. ♪ Science time ♪ I don't like the song that
makes me uncomfortable. You don't like science time? No. Well, we didn't do science
adjacent in this video yet. Science time's all we got. (clears throat) Please roll the clip. ♪ Ready for science, ♪ ♪ It's science time ♪ I don't know Katelyn,
please cut that and replace with science adjacent with that. Science adjacent,
with Evan and Katelyn Help I need an adult. (both laughing) I can't believe you
don't like science time. Science time makes
me uncomfortable, and I do not enjoy it. Oh I, science adjacent back. ♪ Science adjacent ♪ ♪ With Evan and Katelyn, yeah ♪ Oh such a bold
color, I have to say. Yeah very bold. Oh, my gosh, That's a yellow. I just can't stress how much this hurts my eyes
in person almost. Yeah, it feels like
it's already glowing. It looks neon, even
though it's not neon. That's an intense color. Yeah, whoo!
Oh yeah. That is radiating light. It really do be
blowing a lot, wow. Also, I mean, honestly
none of these other colors, are that YELLOW. Yeah.
Like very yellow. Glow in the dark powder. Traditional glow in
the dark powder next. Traditional glow in
the dark powder next. (upbeat music) So we have blue glow powder. (upbeat music) Commence the jigglin' I'm surprised that the blue
glow powder is so pigmented. Most of our other glow
powders are whitish. Whitish, yeah. (techno music)
(machine vibrating) (Katelyn shrieks)
(slow-motion boom) Oh my god, it didn't break. We knew it was gonna
happen eventually. (both laughing) I know, I know.
Are you okay? Yeah am okay, it
just startled me. I want the baby
bottles to be okay. (Evan laughs)
(mimics a beep) I think you can charge
this with UV light. Would yo like- I'm gonna extra charge it. Oh yeah, oh my gosh. Oh it's glowing. I din't know what
you were doing. I thought you were
smelling your armpits I'm getting sweaty, oh, oh. Look in there, look in there. Oh!
Right. Even like close it even more. Oh, that's-
Yeah, that's popping. It's popping, okay. (bouncy music) In resin, the glow powder makes
it more opaque and creamy. Oh, it's okay, thin. Kinda waterish, should
we add more to this one? Pretty watery, let's double it. (upbeat bouncy music)
(machine vibrating) Not gonna drop it this time. I don't know if you
drop it so much, as it like leapt towards me. It was, it attacked me. (upbeat music) That's a lot better. Is it perfect? Is better, I think that's- Will it get perfect? This' twice as much pigment
as medium right now. I don't want it to
be so overwhelmed, that it doesn't dissolve. And the good thing about
acrylic is it dries so fast, especially if you
get a hairdryer and I can do another coat. Yeah.
So. And we have a heat gun. (machine blowing) Yeah.
Yeah. That's totally like
a fine solution. Look at that.
(Katelyn laughs) Yeah, and the we could shut off. Yeah!
Yeah, yeah, it's glowing. Oh it's glowing. It looks much
better in real life. It does it bad on this camera. Yeah I didn't-
It's glowing. Yeah.
It's very pretty and teal. For the other glow
in the dark color, I have decided yellow. (upbeat music)
(machine vibrating) Wonder what it would
feel like to just like... Do it. (machine vibrates) (Katelyn yells)
(Evan giggles) No, but I can't stop, ugh! (Evan laughs) Shaken and stirred. I feel shaken and stirred. It's a lingering feeling. I know it's weird. (upbeat music) That certainly is a
color that just like, it makes my brain
hurt a little bit. Where is the thing,
you have it, right? In the pocket. I should put it in my lab coat. My, my, my, Science Robe! My Science Robe! Your Science Robe! How dare you not use the proper, terminology.
Terminology. (upbeat music) Whoo!
Whoa! That like, legit hurts my eyes. It's intense, okay, yeah. Oh, wow!
Whoo! I have to say the green is a
stronger glow than the blue. lights up everything. I know
Wow. Oh my gosh. It's like literally
like a glow stick. Oh, should we do a
little intermission? I don't know if she
should come up here, but we can definitely do
a little intermission. Would you like to
inspect our paints? SUPURRVISOR: No. Joobie what do you think? Joobie noticed that that
camera's still recording, Would you mind stopping it? Yes, Joobie that's
very observant of you. Joobie, what do you think
about these bottles? Are they're so-
Are they're so cute? SUPURRVISOR: I'm cuter. Joobie what do you think? Do you like science? Did you just want snuggles? Is that what you came outside? SUPURRVISOR: Yes, and ham. Yes, Joobie. This is the best intermission. We need cat breaks, in all projects.
More often. Yes, thanks for blessing
this experiment. You're such a sweet void. (mimics cat's purr)
(both laughs) Katelyn, I just made a
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a little bit of a wild card. We're gonna try to do glitter. I'm honestly worried about this. Me too, I feel like
it's not going to work. But like we have
to give it a shot. In particular, the blue
that we're starting with, it's the only blue
glitter we have. It's not very fine. So we'll be-
Oh it's attractive, but it's not like-
It's fine. It's not like super fine. I am worried though. Yeah, I feel like
it's just gonna look like a bad glitter glue. Will it even even mix? Hmmm?
Hmmm? We'll start with a quarter
teaspoon as is proper. This is beautiful.
It is nice. (playful tune) (machine vibrating) Looks like glitter lotion. (Evan chuckles) EVAN: Because it also
has a goopiness to it. You know what I mean?
Yeah. Oh!
It's kind of pretty. oh!
that's what I expected. Disappointing. It's actually a little bit
better than I expected. I had really low expectations. Like that's pretty
concentrated glitter- Pretty concentrated
glitter, yeah. In paint form, honestly. It's hard to capture. So much more in real life. I think then what
we need to do next in terms of glitter, holo. Oh, of course. It's the natural progression. With the holo, I think we actually do
have some pretty fine holo. Let's try it. I wanna film this
like a professional. Not capturing a single glorious
moment of the holo journey. Mm-hmm, holo, everyone. (playful music)
(machine vibrating) I feel like I can see
the holos spinning. I'm gonna use my
cell phone light. (both cheering) It looks like dipping into
a bag of holo glitter. It comes out fairly well loaded. Yeah, it's more even I
think, than the other. Honestly like it's a
pretty good glitter paint. That's one of the
best glitter pants I've ever seen probably. That's pretty nice. It's honestly more
concentrated than I thought. Can you call it a paint? I'm not sure what
this will qualify as. Yeah, I mean, it's gray. It's like sparkly. How dare you call it gray. Well, when you subtract the
sparkle-ness factor to it, I mean, I'd love
combining it, honestly. Oh, what if we combined
the universal silver, with the holo? Yeah.
That would be pretty. I think that at some point, we're gonna have to
do a live stream. Where we just like combine all
the different combinations. Take requests.
Take requests, yeah. Really just an excuse
for us to do this more. (Evan laughs) And use this.
Yeah! (tense music) Okay, what's next? (clears throat) Um... The final- Whoa, the second to final, 'cause I have surprise.
Surprise. Okay guys, I've just been
like finding these on Amazon and ordering them for a while. These are a lot more
expensive than anything else. These are special ultra,
ultra fine duo chrome. It's used for nail
polish powder. You buff it onto
your nail polish. I would say this was the
reason that we thought of doing this project was
because we were curious if we could make true
duo chrome paint. I mean, this has been all fun
and games up to this point. There's been a lot of fun, but this is the whole
reason why we did this. Look at that. Yeah, green to purple. That was like purple to
green to like, I don't know. That was beautiful. Are you ready?
I'm ready, I'm so ready. Okay, can you see me? (both laughing) I just wanna get really close. I'm taking this very seriously, 'cause these are these
are more expensive. Yeah they are. I don't, wanna waste any of it. (tense music) I wanna get every
single, oh my gosh. Look at that. KATELYN: That is concentrated. Oh, it kind of pains me
to put so much of it. Oh my gosh, that's all it is. What?
Oh my gosh. That was so misleading. That's incredibly misleading. Oh, so we're just gonna have
to put the the whole thing. (playful tune) We want you to mix
up the special batch. With a lower concentration. With a lower concentration. Medium, yeah, 'cause
we don't want this to be watered down. You can't unwater it. Do we have two of that one? (Evan groans) Oh my gosh. Seeing it from different
angles, oh that's incredible. Oh, that really is. It's really pretty. It's going to be
a really tiny one. Really tiny, yeah this is
insanely, insanely fine. I hope it mixes. I hope there's enough
in there for the vortex. All right, I just looked it up. This one that we're using
right now was $12.87. for that much colorant. Oh my gosh, I hope
this is worth it. I'm gonna hold on extra tight. (machine vibrating)
(tense music) Oh my god. Look at that. KATELYN: All that teal? EVAN: Oh, this has
golden in it too. KATELYN: It is magical. EVAN: What color is it? I don't know. KATELYN: Yeah, what
do you even call this? We tried to pick
one that was bluish, but right now It
seems more purple, or teal or gold-ish red. That's crazy. This is my favorite one so far. I'm glad we saved
this for the end. And honestly what you're
seeing in the camera, it's better in real life. KATELYN: Hmmm, so cool. EVAN: I'm just gonna deep
in this just a tiny bit. Oh my gosh. Oh, oh! KATELYN: It's a little
thin, it's a little thin, and we have no
more to add to it. EVAN: We'll do another layer. Honestly, it looks kind of ugly. EVAN: Oh, no. KATELYN: It looks
beautiful on the brush, looks beautiful on the bottle. It looks kind of
like a lame purple. Oh my gosh.
Right? What happened? I mean it's a little bit
better, when you're moving it, because you see the color shift and it is a lot of shift. But when it's flat, when
it's not on a curved surface, you're only seeing one color
at a time at any given time. It needs to be curved. KATELYN: Yeah, that
makes another school. It needs to be curved. EVAN: Yeah, 'cause
this right here- KATELYN: Looks freaking amazing. Yeah
That's so cool. And flat, it's just... EVAN: It's just one a time. It's kind of lame. Just for giving it the
best chance possible, let's do one- Let's dry it and- Yeah,
Yeah, yeah! (drier whizzing) KATELYN: That is better. It's like going on, it's better 'cause it's kind
of lumpy and not smooth, and I can see different colors. But as soon as it's
flat, it's just, It's just... It's just one color
from any given angle. Yeah. Wow. Disappointment.
Disappointment. Definitely shifts. KATELYN: It definitely shifts. No, it's neat, but it's like, it
just doesn't really, it's just not worth
it on a flat surface. EVAN: $12 worth of paint. There, right there. I mean some of
it's in the bottle. Which we'll keep
forever and cherish. It's still cool, there's
still a cool effect. There's still a cool effect. Now here's the question. Now that we know it being in
paint form is sort of a waste, do we do another one, or do we go straight to the
special surprise guests? (Italian music) So for our final custom paint, we thought we would bring in
something from a past project, where we mixed every single
one of our mica powders and glitters into
a mega pigment. EVAN: Called The Everything. KATELYN: That's a
nice name for it, 'cause it looks like
a club dance floor. It looks like a sludge. Yeah, it looks like
a glitter sludge. (giggles) Glitter sludge So now we're gonna make
glitter sludge paint. Okay, you look at this guys. This is, The Everything. (automated cheers) Ta-da
There it is. Look at all those little... It's so dirty like, you'd... That's after you
vacuum after a party, that's what you get. Oh, the various flaky and
holo strings and stuff. I know it makes
it look so trashy. It makes it look so bad. (both laughing) If you look at it up close,
you see the true beauty... Within?
Within. Maybe it'll translate
really well to a paint. Maybe it will be the
opposite of the duo chrome. Yeah! Terrible in the jar,
great in the paint. (hands clap) I doubt it. (Evan laughs) You wanna do this one? I'd love to, I'd be honored. Honored.
Honored. (upbeat music) Oh, yeah, that' was a big
glorious scoop a goop. Big ol' heckin scoop. I'm trying to see
this slow motion. Individual rogue glitters? Yeah!
Bouncing around? (machine vibrating) I see it swirling. Well, that's probably enough. Yeah! Are you seeing some
rogue chunks already? Oh, boy.
Ooh! Hey, you know how you
get a different thing in every scoop. Yeah. It truly is The Everything. I think that if you're
going for like a dystopia like to city scape,
this would be perfect. KATELYN: There you
go, oh it's textured. (Evan laughs)
(upbeat music) Kind of just what I expected. A beautiful taupe. Let's do one more layer
for The Everything. Okay,
That's give it it's due. Oh, yes.
Lovely. There we go. There we go. And those conclude this
wonderful experiment. No, it is not concluded. Oh, no, yeah- How dare you? This is honestly
just the beginning. We need to put them to an
actual practical tests. Yeah, we still need to
get our beautiful canvases KATELYN: And paint
them with with it. EVAN: And paint something, yeah. KATELYN: Before we do,
what are your thoughts? Honestly think that this
is a stunning success. Some pleasantly surprised me, like the fluorescent
and the glows. I didn't think those would
make great paints at all. And some disappointed
me like the duo chrome. At the same time, if you were going to
paint a miniature... Figurine or something
Figurine. Duo chrome would be cool.
Duo chrome! KATELYN: Yeah, and some
of them are really pretty. The sheen of some of
the duo chrome mica, the concentration you
can get of the glitter And honestly like
even the alcohol, KATELYN: It's like a
more opaque water coat. Yeah.
Okay. So now that we're gonna
put these to the test and actually paint
some paintings. Are you happy with these colors? Cause we have a lot of blues,
but we don't have much else. Should we do like a mixing
other colors quick montage? Yes. (upbeat music) (upbeat music continues) So we have all of our
new custom paints mixed. Are you ready to start your art? I'm ready.
(fire blast) I'm gonna be going
for a space scape. A planet floating in the sky, because I think
we'll be able to use, a lot of these fancy
pigments that we've made, to get cool space effects. (upbeat music) KATELYN: I'm gonna
do some Joob art, with the colorful
abstract background, to take advantage of all
the custom colors we have. 'Cause she has my muse and
I can't not paint Joob. (upbeat music) I'm really glad that we actually took a little bit of
time to make actual, tiny, tiny paintings using
the paint that we made. It was really fun seeing all
the different effects combined into a single painting. This is something
that I don't know how we would've made otherwise. Well, there's so much
more that I want to say about this project and
these beautiful paints, but I don't want this video
to be over 40 minutes long. So we're actually going
to stop recording this and start recording
our Patreon after show which we do after
every project video. It's an additional 10
to 20 minutes of us, chit chatting about
behind the scenes stuff. If you want to watch that, head over to
patreon.com/EvanAndKatelyn and we'll see you
in the next content. Bye!
Bye! You gotta stab some fish. We're gonna die of hunger. But I wanna- Yeah, you can eat. I wanna stab some of
this for a little bit. Stab a fish?
Stab a fish. Stab a fish, that's
a bladder fish. Oh, yeah?
Yeah. You gonna just, pick it, you can just grab it. Oh, but you let 'em go. You gotta stab him. I see some bladder fishes. Oh, the bladder fish. Yeah. Oh yeah, you need
to stab them first. Oh my gosh, my oxygen is so low!
