Thank you for making this video. I am in the Argentine Patagonia with a shoreline similar to Lake Superior (I was raised in Michigan). I am working with Kate, my granddaughter, making paint from rocks and your video was perfect. We will have lots of fun because you have given us the confidence and clear instructions to proceed.
All my relatives are Nelson. I curious who your relatives are. Do you know Lum Nelson? or Claud Alvin Nelson, or Benjamin Nelson? Lum Nelson lived in Oregon... somewhere. The rest are in Washington State like castle Rock, & Missouri. Sorry about the history lesson. I loved your video. Now I'll start looking closer at the rock's and in these Missouri creeks beds.
putting a magnet on the bottom of your paint pan is a brilliant idea ✨
Thank you for making this video. I am in the Argentine Patagonia with a shoreline similar to Lake Superior (I was raised in Michigan). I am working with Kate, my granddaughter, making paint from rocks and your video was perfect. We will have lots of fun because you have given us the confidence and clear instructions to proceed.
Yay 😁
Amazing info 👏👏👏👏
Very interesting video Beret!! I love the idea of painting with rocks I have found! Great presentation!
Looks wonderful! So creative xx
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Great creative way to do the mulling.
You can try to use some fabric, maybe to lay over the rocks as you beat them to minimize the dust, maybe that would work?
Yep, I do that sometimes too. The best dust tends to stick to it though, but it does help keep it from going all over 😅
have you tested the lightfastness of your pigments?
No, I haven’t, sorry 😅
All my relatives are Nelson. I curious who your relatives are.
Do you know Lum Nelson? or Claud Alvin Nelson, or Benjamin Nelson?
Lum Nelson lived in Oregon... somewhere.
The rest are in Washington State like castle Rock, & Missouri.
Sorry about the history lesson.
I loved your video. Now I'll start looking closer at the rock's and in these Missouri creeks beds.
Where I come from originally there are literally thousands of Nelsons (Minnesota), so that’s about like asking if I’m related to a Smith or a Jones 😁