Hey everyone, Cody here and today we're gonna do a dad painting but we're gonna use a sponge. So this is a sponge I got from the dollar store and I kind of want to see what the effects of a sponge with the dad painting would be. I think I have an idea because obviously it being a sponge it's going to absorb some of that paint. So what are you if I should use this side? Maybe we'll do two separate videos. So maybe today I'll do the green side, a little scrubber side and then we'll kind of do that for today and then we'll kind of see how it goes afterwards. So the colors we're using are like a navy blue, light yellow and white only because I had them out for the last video I did. So without further ado, let's go ahead and put the paint on there and see what we can make happen here. I think that's probably good. About the yellow. Okay. And white. All right. And now we will scrub our problems away. Oh well, it's like absorbing all the paint so it's not spreading it around at all. This is kind of an issue. Do I have a spray bottle around here? Actually, I think I know where one is. Don't go away. Okay. I got a spray bottle so maybe we can... Ah! It's on the stream. It's on stream. All right. And one more. Okay. So now we got it broken up. Maybe now we can do something with it. Not gonna lie to you guys. Not working. All right. So I'm just gonna do these little kind of micron movements. Okay. All right. All right. Well, did not really do much. So why don't we do this? We'll kind of scrub it clean. Almost not clean, but cover the whole surface. We'll even do the edges. And what we'll do is we'll see what it looks like to do a scrape painting with the scrubber side of the sponge. All right. So now we've got the whole thing covered. So let's go ahead and we'll do the edge. Now it's got a little kind of a skin coat on the back. So now that paint is gonna move. So now we can kind of make our design with the white in there. Now we can make our design with it. So we'll go that way to fill the edge and then we'll bring it through. So even if I lightly press it, the scrubber is not doing this piece any justice at all. So it's pulling all the paint into itself. So it's just not working. So since we have it here, why don't we go ahead and try this sponge side. And we'll see what happens. So we'll do that again. And we'll do that. It did not mean to put so much white over there, but it is. All right. So we'll pull it that way. And the light side of the sponge, I can actually like float on top of the paint. And I'll have to push it down and do it. Just kind of glide across the top really. Okay. Okay. All right. I'm not even going to waste any more paint on it. This piece is a lost cause. So the, it's a no go on the sponge, both for scraping and kind of the dab painting. Because when you dab it, it's just the easy tiny little, I don't know, blame looking things, but it's got so many dots. And it's pulling so much of the paint into itself that it just doesn't work very well. So for me, it's a no go. I've seen people actually paint with sponges. They use acrylic, though, not glass enamel. So maybe there's something to that that just doesn't work for the glass enamel because it's so thin. I don't know. I couldn't say. But anyway, that's it. So, you know, I just won't be using sponges in the future because this is a lost cause. So anyway, I'll catch you guys in another video. Take care, bye. I figured maybe I should show you what the painting looks like or kind of show you what the brush or the sponge did. So you have this idea. So there is the little dots. And then the rest of it. The rest of it just kind of looks like cottage cheese, so it's really bad. But anyway, I'll see you guys later.