Thank you so much for this super video! You are impacting my life! I am 66 years of age and have just started a creative journey, experimenting with some paint. I soon realised, that I want to use clean paint, that will not harm me or anything in nature. That's just the way God made me. And I believe He lead me to you 🙂 We do not have all these wonderful colors of clay and stones in my country, I live in Denmark, but I will try and use what I can find. I have some clay in white, red and blueish brown, it will be my start! Great video, so clear and elexent done! ❤️
Amazing! Thanks so much for your encouraging comments. Amen yes! I'm trying to eliminate plastics from my art practices. So I still cringe when I showed how to make acrylic paint. I hope you are surprised by all the colours you will find in Denmark now your eyes are opened to them. God bless you and your creative journey.
@@barbaratippercreative Add Animal Glue Tree Gum Etc as Bynder Show Ajanta caves Painting Peetalkhora Caves Painting Zoom In Show in Close Up Focus on Each Painting For 5 Minutes U will Get More Like Share Subscribers Followers TRP Etc Fast ⏩😅😎📚💙🌹
Thank you so much. I love this as I need to use non toxic paints. However I would not add any chemicals. There is an American company making plant based non toxic acrylic alternative medium. i would use it with your methods. I hope to try this … ! Thank you so much. Beautiful
I'm so happy to hear that. I cringe 😒when I recall showing how to make acrylic paint, since I've now set a goal to totally rid my art practices of plastics. I look forward to seeing the paints you make Sheree. Please tag me on Instagram @naturephileart so I can see what you're doing and cheer you on.
Thanks for this video! It was super helpful. I've been on a watercolour kick lately and have just now started to find rocks and make paint with them!!!
I love watching paint mixing so much. A lot of beautiful creations. And I felt a lot of respect from the start of the video. Overall a very informative video. The microwave plate is such a clever idea!
Every thing from paint to bruches are so expensive................for no waste of you wuonderfull pigment paints.........scrapp de rest with a mastercard. Win Win. Thank you.
Very good information I am interested in those things. I will definitely try it , thanks for making the video, you put more such useful videos. love from India ❤️
bonjour Mme Barbara , j'espère que vous allez bien , actuellement je fais des recherches pour appendre à préparer des pigments minéraux pour les utiliser en peinture , je suis tombé sur votre vidéo , qui est très instructif , malgré que mon anglais est purement technique , mais j'ai appris beaucoup de choses , et je tiens à vous dire en dehors du contenu de la vidéo qui est riche , vous avez un très beau sourire , un visage rayonnant , amicalement votre , mes salutations depuis le Maroc .🥰🙏.
thx u for the video, can i asking something. how to make the pigment still moist after make and we put on the pallet colour. just made yesterday, and only 1 night dried until crack. but the colour not change. thx u. regard from indonesia
Hai. Sebenarnya, metode ini untuk bikin cat watercolour memeng sengaja untuk cat kering. Tidak apa-apa kalau crack. Warna masih bagus. Waktu mau pakai untuk melukis, caranya kasih air degan paint brush seperti biasa untuk watercolour. Apabila Anda mau cat y selalu basah, sebaiknya bikin cat acrylic (seperti metode khusus di video - dgn tambahkan acrylic medium) dan simpan dalam gelas tertutup. (Harap jelas mengerti. Maaf, saya jarang berbahasa dewasa ini - mungkin sejelas lumpur... lol)
What would be the earth pigment for blue? Would like to start making my own and have a triad ...red, yellow and blue. Reds are easy to find....yellow is fairly common if not just go with ocher......but a good blue......?
I cannot find any blue earth local to me, but vivianite has been found in some places. (Do your research local to you.) Just please be sure it is legal and ethical to access any you find. For my peace of mind I use indigo (plant based pigment) for my natural blues and greens.
This was so helpful.I’m new to natural pigments although I only paint with inks and acrylic paints… Instead of honey or glycerin, what could I use for acrylic paints? Which medium…. Thank you so. much
Hi Christine. I am really trying to get away from acrylics and stay all natural - because plastics are polluting and suffocating our environment - so I feel some dissonance helping you out here. But I understand you're asking for the bonding medium for making earth pigment acrylic paint (rather than the preservative and conditioner - which is the function of honey or glycerin). Actually, I thought I mentioned it in the video - you can use acrylic medium from an art store, or you can get it cheaper in bulk from your local hardware or house paints store (here it's a product called Floetrol). It's the same stuff you'd use for acrylic flow art. Please be environmentally aware with disposal and washing up of acrylics and never pour them down the drain or on the garden. Let them dry up, wrap in paper and place in the landfill waste collection. Earth pigments are great as inks. They go a long way and are not fugitive like botanical inks. Have fun!
Hi Barbara first of all - thanks so much for sharing! I have a question, I want to make with earth pigment something for outside on fabric - what is the best approach, how to make it more waterproof? can you recommend a recipe?
Hi Evgenia. Great question. You are talking about earth pigments as dyes, not paints. So you could research it using those terms. Check out Japanese Bengala dyes, for example. And African bogolan (mud-dyed cloth or mud-painted cloth). In my experience, it is important to premordant your fabric - I use soy milk for the natural approach. This gives the dye something to bond with. Do not rinse. Leave to dry or use straight away. Next soak the fabric in your earth pigment dye, (or paint it on the fabric) and leave to settle. Gently wring (do not wash) and hang to dry in the sun. Iron (hot) to help set it. Now it should be reasonably waterproof so you can even wash it (gently) with only a little fading each wash. Good luck.
@@barbaratippercreative Hi Barbara - tonnes of thanks for replying. In fact im trying to create paint, not dye:) - to be able to brush it as in calligraphy (with traditional japanese or chinese brush) so trying to get a consistency a bit thicker than ink but with lightfastness and a bit of rain-resistance as the artworks is supposed to be a banner for the outside. I hope i explain myself well. One recipe i have seen is using soya milk both as fabric mordant and inside the paint as a binder... I want to try this. But of course for me would be easier not to mordant the fabric at all as the pieces are big and it is an extra large chunk of work... so if i figure out that i dont need it at all then i dont do this. Let me know your thoughts on soy part of the story - do you think if i only use soy in paint and not the fabric itself will this work or better to do both? thanks once again for sharing your experience!
@@EvgeniaEmets sounds like a good method just mixing your paint with soy milk and certainly worth a try. Just test it first on something smaller! How wonderful.☺
What kind of native tree resins are you meaning around 7:13 into the video? Do you mean like maple sap or pine resin? I’m just curious. Thank you for sharing ❤
Great question. Any essential oil that has preservative qualities. You'll have a great range to choose from! I like to have ONE as my signature scent but you could use a whole range, perhaps according to colour! (I adore boronia but it's hard for me to access.) Something native to your region would be appropriate to honour country.
You really need some kind of binder - any other transparent gum would suffice. Some people use a gum arabic powder or solid which they need to liquify first.
Thank you so much for this super video! You are impacting my life! I am 66 years of age and have just started a creative journey, experimenting with some paint. I soon realised, that I want to use clean paint, that will not harm me or anything in nature. That's just the way God made me. And I believe He lead me to you 🙂
We do not have all these wonderful colors of clay and stones in my country, I live in Denmark, but I will try and use what I can find. I have some clay in white, red and blueish brown, it will be my start!
Great video, so clear and elexent done! ❤️
Amazing! Thanks so much for your encouraging comments. Amen yes! I'm trying to eliminate plastics from my art practices. So I still cringe when I showed how to make acrylic paint.
I hope you are surprised by all the colours you will find in Denmark now your eyes are opened to them.
God bless you and your creative journey.
@@barbaratippercreative❤
@@barbaratippercreative ❤️
@@barbaratippercreative Add Animal Glue Tree Gum Etc as Bynder Show Ajanta caves Painting Peetalkhora Caves Painting Zoom In Show in Close Up Focus on Each Painting For 5 Minutes U will Get More Like Share Subscribers Followers TRP Etc Fast ⏩😅😎📚💙🌹
❤So pretty 😍 nature Beauty 😍
Really nice pigments color
I hope you find some nice colors near you too.
Thank you so much. I love this as I need to use non toxic paints. However I would not add any chemicals. There is an American company making plant based non toxic acrylic alternative medium. i would use it with your methods. I hope to try this … ! Thank you so much. Beautiful
I'm so happy to hear that. I cringe 😒when I recall showing how to make acrylic paint, since I've now set a goal to totally rid my art practices of plastics. I look forward to seeing the paints you make Sheree. Please tag me on Instagram @naturephileart so I can see what you're doing and cheer you on.
Very clear and informative without too much unnecessary chat ..
Thank you for your passion and your respect for the original custodians of the land. This makes the paint so much more beautiful.
Thanks for noticing, Carmine.😊
Thak you so much for share, I love the process.
😊 I hope you give it a try - you'll soon be addicted!
Thanks for this video! It was super helpful. I've been on a watercolour kick lately and have just now started to find rocks and make paint with them!!!
So glad. Thanks for sharing your journey. Sorry that you will now become obsessed with rocks and soil everywhere!🤠
Thank you for your clear presentation and knowledge ...very helpful!
Perfect and super super informative video! Every step is so well explained. Thank you!
I'm so pleased Niki.🥰 Hope you make some wonderful paints that give you a visceral connection to the places in which you foraged.
This was awesome to watch. Thank you so much for being respectful to the environment and especially for caring about animal's lives. ❤️
Thanks for noticing Elisabeth, 🥰and thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. Glad you enjoyed it.
beautiful informative video. Love the land acknowledgment
So glad you found it informative. Thank you.
Ty :D imma try to paint my room with this, i prefer the idea of earth and rocks being paint then harsh chemicals, especially where i sleep :D
That would be lovely, and literally grounding. 🛌 🧡
Thank you for sharing in detail your process ❤️❤️❤️
You're welcome. It's no secret and must be shared. If only more people would use natural paints and replace acrylics.
Absolutely beautiful pigments given to us by Mother Nature ❤
We are blessed to receive such beautiful colours.
I love watching paint mixing so much. A lot of beautiful creations. And I felt a lot of respect from the start of the video. Overall a very informative video. The microwave plate is such a clever idea!
Thanks Pilloe. Yes the microwave plate gets another more important life!😄
Every thing from paint to bruches are so expensive................for no waste of you wuonderfull pigment paints.........scrapp de rest with a mastercard. Win Win. Thank you.
Very Good instructions. THANK YOU😊
You're welcome. Hope you can make some down-to-earth art with your own made paints.🤎
I love this. Thank you!
You're welcome.🙂
Very good information I am interested in those things. I will definitely try it , thanks for making the video, you put more such useful videos. love from India ❤️
Thanks Vishakha. Glad this gives you the confidence to try it. Enjoy!😃
Wow ! I love it ! It inspires me !
Thank you Martine - so wonderful to hear. Enjoy exploring!
Hi Barbara. What a beautiful demonstration. I´m thinking about trying to make my own paintings, and this is so inspiring to look at. Thank you so much
Thank you Anya. I hope you give it a try but be warned... it's addictive.🤗
What am incredible video . I do CC on all my video thank you for having CC .
I love this. Thank you
So glad!
What a magnificent video, thank you! I’ve been collecting ochre for years and only just started turning them into paint. I really enjoyed your video!
I wonder how many paints you've made now... 👏
Just found this Barbara, what a beautifully made video. Love it! 🧡
Aww thanks Rain. Hope you noticed the credit to you. Bet you never expected you'd have such an impact on my life! 😘
❤
beautiful work! Thanks for sharing
You're welcome.
Thank you! 😊
Thank you very much!
Wow Gracias
bonjour Mme Barbara , j'espère que vous allez bien , actuellement je fais des recherches pour appendre à préparer des pigments minéraux pour les utiliser en peinture , je suis tombé sur votre vidéo , qui est très instructif , malgré que mon anglais est purement technique , mais j'ai appris beaucoup de choses , et je tiens à vous dire en dehors du contenu de la vidéo qui est riche , vous avez un très beau sourire , un visage rayonnant , amicalement votre , mes salutations depuis le Maroc .🥰🙏.
Awww. Merci beaucoup Tarik. 🤗
This was such a beautiful video! Thank you! The way it was edited is on point too. Love it.
Thank you.
Thank you
You're welcome
Love the puns.
I am mirah
Thank you for education
Terima kasih - silakan Subscribe!
🙌
3:30 *smack smack smack smack! xD love that part
very nice video too
thx u for the video, can i asking something. how to make the pigment still moist after make and we put on the pallet colour. just made yesterday, and only 1 night dried until crack. but the colour not change. thx u. regard from indonesia
Hai. Sebenarnya, metode ini untuk bikin cat watercolour memeng sengaja untuk cat kering. Tidak apa-apa kalau crack. Warna masih bagus. Waktu mau pakai untuk melukis, caranya kasih air degan paint brush seperti biasa untuk watercolour. Apabila Anda mau cat y selalu basah, sebaiknya bikin cat acrylic (seperti metode khusus di video - dgn tambahkan acrylic medium) dan simpan dalam gelas tertutup. (Harap jelas mengerti. Maaf, saya jarang berbahasa dewasa ini - mungkin sejelas lumpur... lol)
Terima kasih banyak. Cinta dari indonesia.. ❤
Great video, Barbara. Quick question - I have a microwave plate but did you do anything to frost the surface? or use as is?
Hi Michelle, nothing to do but use it! It may well become sort of frosted from all the gritty mulling! Have fun, you're set to go.
What would be the earth pigment for blue? Would like to start making my own and have a triad ...red, yellow and blue. Reds are easy to find....yellow is fairly common if not just go with ocher......but a good blue......?
I cannot find any blue earth local to me, but vivianite has been found in some places. (Do your research local to you.) Just please be sure it is legal and ethical to access any you find. For my peace of mind I use indigo (plant based pigment) for my natural blues and greens.
This was so helpful.I’m new to natural pigments although I only paint with inks and acrylic paints… Instead of honey or glycerin, what could I use for acrylic paints? Which medium…. Thank you so. much
Hi Christine. I am really trying to get away from acrylics and stay all natural - because plastics are polluting and suffocating our environment - so I feel some dissonance helping you out here. But I understand you're asking for the bonding medium for making earth pigment acrylic paint (rather than the preservative and conditioner - which is the function of honey or glycerin). Actually, I thought I mentioned it in the video - you can use acrylic medium from an art store, or you can get it cheaper in bulk from your local hardware or house paints store (here it's a product called Floetrol). It's the same stuff you'd use for acrylic flow art. Please be environmentally aware with disposal and washing up of acrylics and never pour them down the drain or on the garden. Let them dry up, wrap in paper and place in the landfill waste collection.
Earth pigments are great as inks. They go a long way and are not fugitive like botanical inks. Have fun!
Hi Barbara first of all - thanks so much for sharing! I have a question, I want to make with earth pigment something for outside on fabric - what is the best approach, how to make it more waterproof? can you recommend a recipe?
Hi Evgenia. Great question. You are talking about earth pigments as dyes, not paints. So you could research it using those terms. Check out Japanese Bengala dyes, for example. And African bogolan (mud-dyed cloth or mud-painted cloth). In my experience, it is important to premordant your fabric - I use soy milk for the natural approach. This gives the dye something to bond with. Do not rinse. Leave to dry or use straight away. Next soak the fabric in your earth pigment dye, (or paint it on the fabric) and leave to settle. Gently wring (do not wash) and hang to dry in the sun. Iron (hot) to help set it. Now it should be reasonably waterproof so you can even wash it (gently) with only a little fading each wash. Good luck.
@@barbaratippercreative Hi Barbara - tonnes of thanks for replying. In fact im trying to create paint, not dye:) - to be able to brush it as in calligraphy (with traditional japanese or chinese brush) so trying to get a consistency a bit thicker than ink but with lightfastness and a bit of rain-resistance as the artworks is supposed to be a banner for the outside. I hope i explain myself well. One recipe i have seen is using soya milk both as fabric mordant and inside the paint as a binder... I want to try this. But of course for me would be easier not to mordant the fabric at all as the pieces are big and it is an extra large chunk of work... so if i figure out that i dont need it at all then i dont do this. Let me know your thoughts on soy part of the story - do you think if i only use soy in paint and not the fabric itself will this work or better to do both? thanks once again for sharing your experience!
@@EvgeniaEmets sounds like a good method just mixing your paint with soy milk and certainly worth a try. Just test it first on something smaller! How wonderful.☺
What kind of native tree resins are you meaning around 7:13 into the video? Do you mean like maple sap or pine resin? I’m just curious. Thank you for sharing ❤
Can it be any essential oil? I thought it had to be clove but can’t stand the smell. I also make soaps and always have many different EO’s on hand
Great question. Any essential oil that has preservative qualities. You'll have a great range to choose from! I like to have ONE as my signature scent but you could use a whole range, perhaps according to colour! (I adore boronia but it's hard for me to access.) Something native to your region would be appropriate to honour country.
can i make it without the gum arabic or is there an alternative?
You really need some kind of binder - any other transparent gum would suffice. Some people use a gum arabic powder or solid which they need to liquify first.
It saddens me that I couldn't watch this interesting video all the way. Too much music made an uncomfortable watch for me.
Sorry for your discomfort. 😕Thanks for the feedback.
Turn off the sound the do CC and you can watch and read and follow the video, very simple solution.