How to make watercolour paints from natural pigments

This is the third and last video of a three-part series tutorial on the foraging, pigment, and paint making process.
In this video, I take you through a step-by-step process of making watercolour paint from foraged natural pigment.
Natural paints offer a natural palette of harmonious colours. They are inexpensive, environmentally friendly, and surprisingly easier to manipulate.

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Video Links

Part 1: How to forage for natural pigments

Part 2: How to make natural pigments from rocks

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[davidsanchezalbares]

Thank you so much for adding that vegan option for the humectant! :)

[TERRYBIGGENDEN]

Your series is a delight. So clear and helpful in every way. And you are not pretentious—you are a genuine enthusiast and lover of what you do. :-)

[emmarogers]

Absolutely amazing - every single video of the series. Took notes and will refer back to them in my own paint making! thank you so much!!!

[cindyhughes]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have been wanting to try this for a long time and your video is so inspirational!

[Kira-rpqv]

Hi I was a little confused on how to make the water color binder but this was super helpful I’m making paint for a school project

[fionamcintyre]

Very clear and inspiring demonstration thank you Jyotsna

[JacquelineJax]

I like that you included so many specifics about bowling paint safely because I haven’t heard about the toxins and dangerous properties of a lot of the pigments and wondered if it was a good idea to mix my own paint but my studio is in my bedroom so probably not

[renatacardoso]

I loved it!!! I can't wait to start making my own watercolour paints 😆 Thank you!!! and Thank you so much for showing an vegan option to make the binder solution 💕

[madeleineinkin]

Three beautiful and informative video's thank you. Wonderful connection to place and time.

[GGlovescj]

I’ve been wanting to know how to do this forever !!!

[carolynn.e]

This is such a lovely video !! The editing is so good and the paints look beautiful✨✨

[sarahmitchell]

Thank you so much, this is so informative and beautiful <3 I will be experimenting, thanks for the inspiration x

[matthewgoetzka]

Thank you. I'm hoping to try this soon

[nadeaner.cowley]

Great video! just started making my own paint. Great helpful video! Much love

[gessicagomes]

Estou encantada com essa série. Parabens por compartilhar isso conosco. Já quero sair por ai procurando rochas para fazer pigmento.

[hangahorvath]

thank you! definitely will try. a plant dyer.

[santoshr]

Very rare and great content .. loved it.

[iriaengland]

I love this content! :) very useful and relaxing to watch! Congratulations!!! ;)

[mskhartwatercolourwithmisu]

Wow. I really appreciate your study and info. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I am so glad that I found your channel. love it.

[chastas]

Hey what kind of binder do you use ? ☺️