Make Your Own Natural Glair Artist Paint
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- čas přidán 12. 07. 2024
- Clive demonstrates how to make a Glair a traditional medieval paint, including advice on how to mix it, how to ensure colour consistency, and on which surfaces it is most appropriate to use
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Eggs FRESH
whisk
containers
rubber gloves
mask
Water distilled
Roll of Kitchen Paper Towel
Cup of Welsh Brew Tea
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I appreciate that you have a sense of humor and can laugh at your own mistakes. It makes it easier not to take ourselves too seriously. Always good to keep in mind no one is infallible.
Well we must laugh at ourselves and love ourselves not in a narcissistic way but if we can’t laugh and love ourselves how can we possibly be truly happy and share that with others laugh and the world laughs with you
Thank you. Had read about glair but did not realize how simple to make. Something new to play with.
It’s good to remember the old methods and bring them to more people
Clive i so enjoy watching your tutorials on paint making. Thanks for sharing.
Your welcome I have a large knowledge of the history of paint and I’m going to share it as it’s fast becoming a lost art
CLIVE5ART The knowledge you are going to share will be so valuable for artists. Thanks so much for these interesting, informative, lessons. 🎨👩🏻🎨🥚🖌🔬👨🏻🎨❤️🇨🇦👍🏻
Hi Clive, thanks for another great video. I particularly enjoy the videos like this one that show how to make paints at home. Its a real boost to understand 'store bought' paints better and I find i am much more likely to follow my creativity and experiment knowing I can drastically reduce the cost by making paints etc myself. More videos like this would be much appreciated please.
It’s a continuous process I’m making videos on the subject as I like to delve into the history of paint it’s only in the last 100 yrs or so that people bought paints from the shops
These paint making videos are so enjoyable to watch!!! Thank you.
Thank you I have loads more to do
Clive this is so awesome!! Thank you for this....I'm thinking how cool it would be to use the glare as stars, sun glistening on the water etc. Love this!!!
Experiment and let me know
i think you got your self a order of prime colour pigments on my payday, the coverage is lovely, got water soluble linseed oil all i hope i have to do is mix it with that and i can have a artist grade paint.
Thank you not sure on that but I guess that would work not tried so can’t be sure
will be a trial then :)
This was very interesting. I was thinking of the weary left over after making cheese. My Mum made cheese a lot and she would throw away the wey. Water substance that would come to the top.
The way is not any good for paint as it does not contain Casein which is a protein but it’s in the cheese there is a paint mixture used as far back as the Egyptians I’ll be making a video on this soon
CLIVE5ART Thank You! It was a thought but I never gave the cheese a thought. Can’t wait to see the video
Very informative Clive! Was wondering if it flakes up at all after its completely dry? Also could you mix it with your store bought acrylics to get a glare? Thank u so much for sharing!! Have a great day my friend! 😊
It has been know to become brittle if too thick but it’s been used for 100s of years and old method of painting can it be mixed I don’t see why not as long as it’s not mixed with oils
CLIVE5ART how interesting!! I think Ill try it out! Thank you so much!! Have a great week 😊
one old timey way of keeping eggs was to put them in a container and fill it with vinagar and they would stay good because the air would stay out and the vinagar wouldnt spoil
Vinegar is a preservative so it would penetrate the shell and keep them fresh I guess
CLIVE5ART i think thats probably true, also it may explain easter eggs a bit
I am wondering it the egg white and yolk would end up being pickled?
you didnt list the vinegar below that just gos to show how little it takes
Must have forgot too lol sorry
could you make a full tutorial on a Van Gogh self-portrait? I would donate 30 to your paypal lol
Funny I have one sitting by my easel I have been meaning to start it as a lesson
this would be amazing!