Azurite - precious mineral into paint pigment

[@RawIpharadisi]

Thank you for this invaluable demonstration! A most fascinating look at how simple it is to use the fine, traditional methods of yore! And that blue!! Absolutely divine!

[@RawIpharadisi]

It is also amazing to see the end result difference on paper between the various pigment densities!

[@sebastiaantheartartist]

Great video! Cant you grind the heavier particals to a finer dust?

[@danieljamesbinderystu2968]

If you use a roman soap solution, or a casein water solution while doing the levigation process.. it allows the pure azurite pigments to sink much faster, and for the impurities to stay up top. It also allows for a much more of a pure pigment ( traps that gritty sand particles, and impurities) and much easier way to seperate the particle sizes... faster and cleaner. Just a tip to think about, or use. Cheers mate

[@marynamdar]

Is it valid for levigation of all pigments?

[@angeliqueroux3017]

What’s your mortar & pestle made of? I feel like my ceramic set will break with big stones like this. 🤔

[@gillwood]

Informative and looks fun. Thank you

[@Mrsflufffluff]

Thí seems interesting

[@nickivlachou3117]

Where can we find the azurite mineral? And is this pigment lightfast when on paper?

[@bellakopp2465]

Thats awesome!

[@sagidasyed6314]

Plz anyone tell me the background music at the begging of the video, it's amazing 🙏🙏🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@HenryLeslieGraham]

ah yes "redblue"