video 5'38 https://youtu.be/RrXd40xk7Sg This is part 2 of a three-part series tutorial. In this video, I demonstrate how to make natural pigment from a piece of rock. There are 5 basic steps: 1. Washing the collected sample 2. Drying 3. Grinding and sifting the rock 4. Washing the pigment 5. Drying and storing the pigment I hope this video inspires you to make a connection with your local landscape. Because the landscape is not just a source of artistic inspiration, it is a source of art supplies too!

-> Evaluation : write the different steps to make pigment from rocksⁱ

video 7'07 : https://youtu.be/L_F-ZmUnMAI 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. 🟢 Edit: If you have been longing to learn how to make your own watercolor paints, I have exciting news! I just published my online course " The Watercolour Paintmaking Workshop". I am currently offering a 40% discount on the course fee. Use the coupon code 'LAUNCH21' at the time of check out to avail of the discount. This offer is valid until 31.03.2021. 🟢 For further details kindly follow the link below. ☑️ https://lostincolours.teachable.com ‘The Watercolour Paint-making Workshop’ is for anyone who is curious, interested, and self-motivated in exploring creative possibilities of understanding the ancient and traditional art of making paints in a simple ‘do-it-yourself’ approach. No prior experience is required to enroll in this class. 🟢 You will have lifetime access to this course and can do it at your own pace.

TEXT : How to make natural pigments from foraged raw resources : https://www.lostincolours.com/foraging-for-pigments-from-local-rocks/

i evaluation criteria :

1. wash

2. dry

3. break (bash, crush) / hammer

4. grind, muddle, pulverize / mortar & pestle

5. sift (sieve)

6. add in water (pour, transfer, decant)

7. filter

8. dry

9. scrape

writting : quality, level, orthography