THIS is how they used to make PAINT?...

In this video I tried making and painting with Egg Tempera, and.. It's AWESOME!!
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[finian]

Man, remember just a year or two ago when Jazza was so close to falling into a content farm, trend chasing wormhole and now he's sprung right back to making actually interesting videos about art mediums and the artistic process. 10/10.

[Zydieplays]

Working with Eggtempera is really fun. Maybe you want to try the Recipe I learned from my Art teacher:
1 part egg
1 part linseed oil
1 part water
Colour pigments
a few drops of clove oil for preservation
The consistency is much better than pure egg yolk and does not dry quite as quickly.

EDIT: We also uses only the egg to measure the components. Carefully open the egg and put the contents into a container. Then measure out the water and oil in the egg one by one and add them to the egg in the container.

[coryman]

This is a really cool medium! For future reference though, I have a slightly different recipe you can try:
- 2 eggs
- 1/2 cup flour
- 1/2 cup butter
- 1/4 cup sugar
- 1 cup cocoa powder
- 1 tsp vanilla
If you do it right it can make some *really* delicious brownies, that should be a nice snack while you prepare your egg paint! :)

[bunnygerling]

Back in the '80s I was dating a man who was the head of an art Department of a certain College and we decided to use totally natural paints. We also used egg yolk but we mixed it with things like wildflowers and dried vegetables. We came up with the most brilliant colors that I had ever seen.

[aimeekessell]

I think it’s always clear when Jazza is loving a new medium he’s trying out. It comes out in the finished projects because these pieces are *chef’s kiss*.

[giovannigatti]

I’m Italian and I can confirm Signor Googhelli knows everything about art.

[lunachannel]

The egg yolk is actually really awesome! When I was a younger, I used to do strange experiments, and one of them was to use an egg yolk to paint in the concrete wall (that was like 9 years ago), and to this day, that painting is still there, but it only reveals when the wall gets wet.

Sorry for my bad English, it's not my first language 😅

[ChodaBoyUSA]

Jazza, I appreciate the tonal shift of your more recent videos away from "Jazza the STAR!" back to "Jazza the artist exploring new techniques and mediums while having some fun". Thanks.

[JosephJosetar]

Me: "Oh man, I ran out of paint. How am I even going to finish this piece?"
Danny DeVito suddenly appearing behind me: "How about a nice egg in this trying time?"

[alin-mihai]

Loved this. Wish you would have gone in the actual history just a tiny bit more, like up to what time period was this paint used, what are some of the earliest examples of surviving paintings that used these types of paints. I know this is not a history channel, but I love it when I get to learn more while being entertained.
Keep up the great work

[barbarasmith]

Egg tempera is a surprisingly stabile medium and there are works executed in egg tempera that have stood the test of time in most of the most renowned museums.

[whatmakesmetik]

As someone who makes my own pigment…I love this. You should try making your own paper and using that pigment on it! It’s so much fun to do

[ADCArtAttack]

Ah the age old question - What came First..?

The paint or The Egg?

[JudithOpdebeeck]

the fact that this is sponsored by Da Vinci Resolve is just perfect

[jellyfish]

Using soft pastels for the pigment was a brilliant idea, they are so vibrant and have a decent color range to experiment with

[Jaybiiird]

can we take a minute to acknowledge how insanely talented people like Jazza are? He picks up a new medium of art(usually one thats kinda silly) and creates a genuinely interesting and cool peice of art in the span of a couple days including setup and filming and everything. LIKE WHAT THE HECK??? So cool. Great work man!

[UncleTimTheHermit]

I'd love to see you try to emulate the styles of Renaissance paintings. Analyze how they use light, colors and brush strokes etc, and then try to replicate it with original pieces.

[CoraIsQueer]

As a part Italian I feel personally offended by this intro 😂 Just kidding but seriously, great job with this piece! You never cease to amaze

[blakely]

I love the vibe of the recent videos. They're fun but also kinda chill and informative. Easy to put on and vibe with the laid back and passionate vibe.

[nicholaschwastek]

Cool Video, Jazza,

I am an orthodox icon painter. Orthodox iconography was one of the first art schools to use this medium. We mix it one part egg, one part water, and sometimes vinegar or wine to preserve it. It does dry too quickly to blend so we have to blend using very fine brushstrokes with three and sometimes five blending colors