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I’m sure these exist but every search phrase I can come up with returns products of a completely different sort.
Disposable plastic gloves with each finger tip having a different texture - either molded into the plastic directly or by bonding a paper pad or other absorbent material to the tip. At
least one of the fingertips could incorporate a tiny brush or comb-like form. Would allow precise control over placement of pigments on flat or 3d shapes. When a project is done you could peel the glove(s) off inside out for disposal, no mess to clean up.
These but with specialized fingertips
https://www.zoro.co...-92-675/i/G0058791/
[a1, Sep 25 2022]
Or variations of this, built into gloves
https://shop.kemper...ngertip-paint-brush
[a1, Sep 25 2022]
Like this?
https://www.google....mgrc=3bYxmkwhmQ04AM
[21 Quest, Sep 30 2022]
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Why limit it to the fingers? Cover the whole body in random surfaces for more variety and fun. Paint with your elbows, cheeks, butt... |
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// cover the whole body // |
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Maybe for larger projects. This was intended for small pieces only. |
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Renoir claimed that he painted with his penis, but I suspect that when no- one was looking he used a brush. |
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[Invoke 13-year-old humor subroutine] |
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//small pieces...// heh... heh... |
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Is that a roller in your pocket or... |
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I think the stretchy, tightly-fitting gloves are made by dipping a form into a vat of liquid, then allowing it to dry or set to produce the shaped membrane.
To create the fingertip textures, I can see four options: |
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1) Add textures to the moulding form
2) Apply additional pre-prepared (solid) textured pieces to the fingertips before they set.
3) Apply additional texture to the fingertips before they set, by moulding (stamping), wiping, or adding additional liquid or semi-liquid material.
4) glue additional pre-prepared (solid) textured pieces to the fingertips after setting. |
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Option one looks naively easiest, but I suspect it would both give inferior or limited texturing, and make demoulding much harder. |
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Options two and four are basically the same concept, just at different points in the process (maybe one or the other works depending on the glove material). |
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I think option 3 might have some scope - you could prepare gloves as standard then re-dip just the fingertips to apply the texture to. |
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Rayford's idea for an upgrade, then maybe. |
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If I took Rayford's approach (or Renoir's), I'd need a bigger canvas. |
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Nice. hmmmmmm I'm wondering if a calligraphy tip glove might not be an obvious extension... if you'll excuse the pun. |
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Somebody else google for "textured condoms" to post a link, so that I don't have to, please. |
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