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charcoal black
charcoal black
Starting with pieces of charcoal
Charcoal broken into smaller pieces
Charcoal ground to a powder with mortar and pestle.
Powder sieved to remove debris
Clean, fine powdered charcoal
Ready for binder to be added
Mixed in a shell with glair
(glair - binder made from egg white)
Charcoal Black on Bristol
Charcoal Black on Vellum
Brown Ochre #1
Brown Ochre #1
Ochre is a natural clay earth pigment composed mainly of iron oxide.
Ochres can provide a range of color from yellow to deep orange to browns.
Raw Brown Ochre #1
Brown Ochre #1
Being Sieved
Brown Ochre #1 Powder
Brown Ochre #1 on Bristol
brown ochre #2
brown ochre #2
Raw Brown Ochre #2
Brown Ochre #2
Ready to Sieve
Brown Ochre #2 Powder
Brown Ochre #2 with Binder
Oops! Too Much Water!
Jervisa Brown Ochre #2 Removing Excess Water.MOVToo much water added to your pigment? No problem! Watch the video above to see how to simply remove some of the excess water using a simple paper towel (any absorbent fiber will work - just be patient and gentle.
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