Making my own Watercolors [ASMR] | Make Paints with Me
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- Hello lovelies !
Here's my first ever ASMR video of making this Mild Scarlet Red watercolor. I wanted to share this little part of my day, when I sit to relax and make some watercolors for myself.
In this video I have used a mix of Brick Red, Titanium white and Ultramarine blue to make this color. There are endless colors you can make with just a few pigment powders.
Also, do let me know if you'd like to see the making of Colorshift Watercolors.
Below is a small playlist I have composed for all the paint making related videos.
• How to make Metallic W...
For my next video, I am planning on doing a Q&A session for all your queries related to paint making. Probably that video would help you with more insights to the journey of making these lovely watercolors. Feel free to drop your questions and concerns below in the comments and I would ensure it's taken care ❤️✨
I have been making metallic watercolors for a while and selling them across the EU countries. Lately I've been experimenting and doing some research on making Matte Watercolors.
I hope you find watching this therapeutic and have making your own favorite watercolors.
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You deserve more subs, the editing, filming and audio are amazing. Definitely subscribing for more
Your comment absolutely made my day. Thank you so much ❤️
@@crafterine No problem!
This is so therapeutic! Love the colour you created! As well as your editing! 💖
Thank you so much ! I'm really glad you found it soothing to your heart ❤️
Just started watching your videos. Love them. Love this colour. I'm going to try my hand at mixing starting with the metallics
Have fun! I'm sure they're gonna turn out great and you'll love the whole process :)
Underrated
Hopefully I get a better reach on RUclips :)
I love how you’ve come up with sharing this knowledge❤️ May I ask approx how long we should mull?!
That varies for each pigment. Some of them can be mulled in 30 mins and some stubborn pigments take 2 hours too
that white powder -- is that Mica?
The white one is titanium diaoxide 😄
How long is the shelf life?
Mine is almost 3 years now and they’re doing great 😊
If you haven't already can you try this with acrylic base? I'm just curious if it'd work. Not as a water color but as a diy acrylic paint
I would like to try it someday. But probably not right away. Acrylic binder is definitely an investment, I believe you don't need honey or glycerin, you can much the pigment into the binder
Can you share the ratio in volume or in spoon between the binder and the pigments please? :(
I love watching the process
You're the sweetest! Thank you so much. It's a very satisfying process. I can totally agree with that ❤️
Is it possible to make glitter/metallic watercolor with eyeshadow and binder? Also how long does the drying process for the handmade watercolors take?
Yes. It is possible. You can scrape it out of the palette, grind it and use your binder. However, when I tried this, it wasn't pigmented enough, it was looking more like a student grade watercolor to me. It may be due to the additives that are already present in it. I would always recommend to purchase tiny 5g sachets on Mica powder to do a test drive ☺️.
The drying time varies and it's directly proportional to the honey (or any other humectant) you add in your binder. For the amount of honey I add, it takes approximately 2 weeks to get a half pan completely dry and ready
Omg yah!!! I love these videos!!!
Thank you so much 🥰❤️
@@crafterine can I ask whre do you get your pigments from? I'm beginning my own watercolour hand making journey myself 🥰🥰 you inspired me as well as a few others and now I'm looking into where to find the good pigments
I purchase pigments from Kremers, Arteza, PearlEx and from Amazon too. I pick my favorite colors and make them. To find good ones, it all comes down to experiment and research. Try pigments from different brands to see which works for you ❤️.... I'm so happy to hear that I inspired you too. It's a really fun journey to making your own Watercolors. All the best 😁
@@crafterine That's awesome!!! Thank you so much for replying! I love Arteza! I have the set of 36 arriving in the next couple of days haha. Yes I've been eyeing watercolors for a long time but i've always been a little afraid haha but recently i've gained more confidence and i love them so much. thank you
Where do you get the pigments from?
I purchase pigments from couple of local sellers. You can always find these on Amazon/eBay :)
I also made watercolor! But I wonder how it feels like when it’s dry? Is it dry or a bit soft?
And how long it take to completely dry? Because mine is one to two weeks!
That's lovely! It feels dry and hard after they set completely. If it's soft and spongy, it needs more time to dry. Filling pans in thin and smaller layers helps dry faster and gives a lesser percentage of air bubbles in them
Can u say the materials and proportion of mixing it would be more better to understand
Absolutely! I've mentioned the materials and also the proportions in another video which is available in the playlist of handmade watercolors. I hope that helps you :)
can you tell me the names of the ingredients
😂😂😂😂 useless video
May i know the ingredients? Thank youuu
The pigments I used here are Brick Red Oxide, Titanium white, Ultramarine blue. I also used Honey, Clove oil and a homemade binder. For the binder recipe, you'll find it in this playlist with the entire process of making watercolors too
@@crafterine hi there! May i know where i can get these pigments from? (I'm assuming you work out of India. So any sources in india would be very helpful.) Also, amazing content!!
how long do you have to mull it?
That's a really good question. It totally depends on the pigment and binder. Some take as long as 2-3 hours while some pigments are easy to work with and take about 30-40 mins.
@@crafterine thank you