How to Make Oil Paint Handmade from Powdered Pigment Miguel Bevia

In this video I show how I make my own oil paints by hand using a muller and powdered pigment. The medium I used in this video to make my paint is walnut oil.
What you will need:
Powdered pigment
Oil medium
Glass muller
Palette knife
Glass plate
Empty paint tube
Plastic gloves
Face mask to avoid breathing in powdered fumes
I hope you found this video helpful. Please comment with any questions.
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[@ektaSingh09]

Wonderful oil painting information good job fr big lk

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much Ekta! 😊❤

[@hakimpoetry]

Your tutorial is detailed and amazing! You literally created your own powder for youu❤❤❤

[@beviaart]

Thank you Hakim! ❤😊

[@TheEpicCrafter]

Wow , thats a very nice technique !! Didn't know about this trick !!! Your new subscriber !!! Have a great day !!!

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much for the comment and support! 😊

[@kitchencraftbykalyani2206]

Like 25, wowww nice preperation of oil paint.New friend here.See you around

[@beviaart]

Thank you! 😊

[@yeltro_health]

Oh WOW. what a lovely video, just loved watching this, great job my friend 👍💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜💜

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much for the comment and visit! ❤😊

[@RAFTHELSAVLOGS]

Hi Watching your Vlog Wow that's a good idea Thanks for sharing your technique on How To make an oil paints Big thumbs up for you and support your channel 👍 Stay connected and stay safe always 🙏❤️

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much for the nice comment and support! 😊

[@VLavender]

I while ago a saw a documentary film about color pigments and where to find them in nature, this was so interesting. Thank you for sharing this tutorial. I definitely wanna try it one day 😊

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much for the comment! 😊

[@Kingofminiatures]

Great video sending fullpack done all like and support.

[@beviaart]

Thank you for the comment and support! 😊

[@3dart586]

amazing oil painting dear friend like 5

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much!

[@KGBjj820]

The video of creating colors is also interesting. Thanks for sharing. Have a great day my friend ^^

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much Jun! 👋😊❤

[@theadventuresofeli123]

Good tutorial and helpful for sure! 👍👍✨Big like for this~ ❤️

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much Anime! ❤😊

[@JJDigitalartStudio]

I had never seen this done before. I have seen dyes made for fabric and painting pottery but not with an oil base. Fascinating.

[@beviaart]

Thank you Joyce! I'm so happy you liked the video! I'm always grateful for your support! Stay blessed ❤😊

[@lizzieantonelliart8671]

That was a fantastic video Miguel. It was so enjoyable to watch and hear you take us through the process. Thank you 👏💛

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much Lizzie!! I really appreciate the comment 😊❤

[@Nicawe]

Inspires me to make my own paint! Thank you!

[@DhritishreeBhuyan]

Great upload. We can learn something new from you...thanks.

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much 😊

[@ArtsandPaintingsChannel]

Beautiful Painting

[@beviaart]

Thank you!

[@majamilosevic2148]

Very nice video my friend 👍🤗❤🔔 LIKE

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much! 😊❤

[@rizasshare4857]

How to make oil paint handmade from powder pigment. very unique way of painting,love it

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much Riza 😊

[@paintingeasy]

Wow , alot of useful information , and stuff I ddn't know! Great job! Thumbs up!

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much Serenity! ❤😊

[@deevzzevde7792]

Miguel, this is amazing! 👍 You are doing your own oil paint! wow!

[@beviaart]

Thanks Deevz!! Yes, I like making my own paint and I save money as well 😊

[@deevzzevde7792]

:) True, buying kind of quality oil colors can cost a fortune.

[@asmrrelaxingsoap9]

Wow!!! ❤️❤️❤️ these details are just amazing! You’re very talented ❤️ Thanks for sharing Stay connected ❤️

[@beviaart]

Thank you Giban! 😊❤

[@jetsfineartchannel]

This is great tutorial. Where can we buy powder pigment to make oil paint at home?

[@Sarikakasbekar]

great sharing..awesome homemade oil paint

[@beviaart]

Thank you for the nice comment Sara! 😊

[@keyboardmelodies5954]

It's indeed so interesting to make paint at home. Well presented video. Nicely explained it's preparation. Thanks for sharing. Keep going with ur amazing work and share with us. Stay blessed stay happy keep enjoying

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much for your comment!! Stay blessed! ❤😊

[@ogagoart997]

adorable and amazing how you do this oil paint with love. your drawing feel love from begining

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much Ogago! 😊

[@honeynicy6134]

Nice oil painting super

[@beviaart]

Thank you!

[@anhhongnhapho.8290]

fantastic my dear friend .. have a wonderful time . stay connected

[@KArtandCraft]

Really awesome

[@beviaart]

Thank you!

[@artflowerslofi2676]

Thanks for this

[@romanov-9233]

I looked and now I know how to make oil paint from dry pigment. Thanks for the video. I subs. Lk16

[@sp9138]

Thank you

[@magicinhands]

never seen this before very interesting video. thanks for sharing !

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much for the comment! 😊❤

[@lhendceey07]

Wowww this amazing.. thanks for sharing

[@beviaart]

Thank you! 😊❤

[@LoriFahy]

i have wanted to have a go at this for ages.. thanks for the tutorial.. i might give a go. I also want to try to make natural pigment but i am not sure i have access to it on my property .. thank you for explainging.

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much Lori! I hope you can try it one day. ❤😊

[@CrochetWorldCreations1]

Wow, it's awesome 🥰

[@beviaart]

Thank you!

[@shivangiPandeyart]

Wow I wanted to learn more about oil paints.thankyou so much for sharing is video.I joined you.stay connected

[@xamh.8290]

Wow. Its amazing. TFS super like. New friend here. Joined.. Hope to see you in my home

[@VitalityMassage]

Ok I made my first paint with cold pressed linseed oil, bees wax and pigment. It seemed to turn out ok. I didn't like using the tube though. It was a pain. Not sure if I'll use them again. Maybe a dark jar. Any thoughts on that?

[@spaceagemonkey8451]

With some practice it shouldnt be that hard… maybe you need to use a different spatula or control the thickness of your paint

[@kidsart9539]

Handmade oil paint looks great👍👍477 New friend here! Hope we can stay connected! 😍

[@ARTOY]

Hello~ Miguel Bevia. I am ARTOY 😊 Through this drawing, I was able to access your KZbin channel and watch more drawing. Your work is unique, and the soft and intense image has been a great impression on me. Although I live in a different country from you, I was very happy to have access to the history and culture of different countries through you. I hope to see more works by great artists like you. If your country also has a community site where you can see drawing of other artists, can you teach me that site? I hope to learn more about culture and art through the site and promote my paintings so that more people can share cultural exchanges. 😊 😊

[@calligraphykitty9664]

Like 11, nice 👌👌👌

[@beviaart]

Thank you! 😊

[@Thejoyofwatchingpainting]

Thanks a lot for sharing with us 🙋🏻‍♀️❤️🌹🎨🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸

[@MariaRuiz-hf3di]

Qué ejemplo más bonito de preparar uno mismo la pintura es precioso muchísimas gracias un grama esto

[@beviaart]

Muchísimas gracias ❤😊

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Ни разу не пробывал делать самостоятельно масляные краски.всегда покупал в художественном магазине.лайк за трудолюбие

[@JoBrush]

Very nice video 💖

[@beviaart]

Thank you ❤😊

[@jasonadamik2206]

Great video! I'm making my own oil paint also, and it's endlessly fascinating. By the way, you're pronouncing 'muller' like Americans pronounce the German name 'Mueller/Müller' (i.e., MULE-er/MYOOL-er). It's actually pronounced 'MULL-er'. This tool's name is related to the verb 'mull', as in to mull something over (in one's mind).

[@amytechniques696]

Watching and supporting here with hug

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much Amy! 🤗

[@naturesoundartbaihaqisalmi3324]

For frist time i wacthing this technique Very unique!!!

[@beviaart]

Thank you 😊

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[@Lavzart]

wow,,fabulous,,nwfrnd

[@beviaart]

Thank you!

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[@ridadiani]

Great handmade..👍 ❤ 💅

[@beviaart]

Thank you Rida!

[@theclastylemunroe]

Wow this is such a cool presentation my friend hope all is well nicely done 😉😉

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much! 😊

[@loukelsall8712]

So cool. Very creative

[@lhendceey07]

New friend is here

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much! ❤

[@myfanwynia]

This is a great tutorial Miguel, very clear and easy to follow! I used to make oil paints with fluorescent and phosphorescent pigments because I could now find ultra-violet oil paints any where, I used to add parafin wax and heat it up in a double boiler with some turpentine, linseed oil and a small bit of dammar varnish. Your way is very interesting, seemes much more easy to do, how do you find it in comparison to store bought oil paints? What is the drying time like? Happy to have subscribed! I love these kind of educational videos. -Harriet ✨💗

[@beviaart]

Thank you so much Myfanwy! I find the drying time about the same as other oils. I make my own oil paint because some of the colors I like are only available in pigment powder. Thank you again for your nice comment! See you 😊❤❤

[@myfanwynia]

@@beviaart aw thank you also for answering my curiosity. Awesome channel! 💓

[@ravebrave8866]

thank you.... can i also make oil paint similar way for air brushing?

[@anoopartwork]

nice

[@beviaart]

Thanks!

[@vuthylimart33]

Awesome painting ❤️👍🏻join you, new friend

[@beviaart]

Thank you for the comment and support! 😊❤

[@vuthylimart33]

Miguel Bevia keep in touch & stay connect together friend

[@xiaorutravel]

beautiful artwork! great tutorial!

[@beviaart]

Thank you!

[@kathagurbani8631]

Like 👍🌟🌸⭐⭐

[@SpainFlower]

Hi Miguel, I enjoyed watching your actual making of oil paints. Is this paints can be cleaned up with just water? I know oil paints need some turpentine chemical for cleanings. I appreciate my friend your tutorial :)

[@beviaart]

Hi Spain Flower! Yes you need turpentine for the oils. But you can also mix dry pigment with gum Arabic to make watercolours. I hope your having a good weekend 😊

[@KrishnaBros]

😉 👍 liked 26 stay connected frnd

[@beviaart]

Thank you!

[@duckterdoland3881]

Does this save money or is it just fun? Nice video, looks very simple

[@SorayaZiziArtist]

Very interesting to watch😀👍👍 Do you do that for all your paints?

[@beviaart]

Thank you Soraya! 😊 I only make some paints for historical pigments I like that are not available from tube manufacturers. So I buy pigment for those colors and make the paint. Thanks again for your comment! ❤

[@orelhaindiscreta]

Caro Miguel, este tipo de tinta puede ser utilizado en printmaking? Gracias

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Sending my full support 💯✅😘 keep safe my friend stay connect waiting your turn back ❤️

[@njw1383]

Interesting. Would this still work if you used more oil? I like the idea but i want to make a paint that is more liquid than that.

[@apexts8792]

👍✔️ Miguel Bevia like dostum Başarılar 😉 👍✔️

[@sanatsalimge]

aaw Miguel, that was really great process. Do you always prepare your own paints? 👌😊

[@beviaart]

Thanks so much sanatsal ❤😊 I only prepare some historical pigments and some genuine earths that are not available from paint companies.

[@sanatsalimge]

I'm so glad to hear that. I'm interested in this kind of things. It's great to watch them post ❤🤗

[@romulusbuta9318]

Why walnut oil ?/ It's your glass palete sanded? It has to have the same rough surface as the muller has where it comes in contact with pigment-oil-paint !

[@demyanahalkesebram2303]

what's the name of this tool 2:30 ???

[@budgetrailz6101]

What brand pigments. Can’t find German brown in the states. Thanks.

[@samanthanicholson9015]

Did you need to add binder?

[@ghostofla4367]

What kind of oil can you use? Or can you use any type of oil to do this?

[@paintingyoucef7488]

ماإسم لون المسحوق واين اجده وهل يوجد بديل ؟

[@DiegoAlonsoOM]

Great content! Subscribed. Where do you buy the empty paint tubes? Is there a link you could share?

[@ashikaahso7276]

Hello, how do you clean the glass plate after? especially after dealing with a toxic pigment like lead white?

[@Duadoesarts]

If I want to make watercolor what should I use instead of watercolor binder cause it's expensive

[@beviaart]

Hello, Gum Arabic is traditionally used for watercolors. It's a little expensive but it will last you a long time. Just mix gum Arabic with your pigments 50/50. Thank you for your comment and for watching!

[@Duadoesarts]

@@beviaart thanks for the information

[@k.k8791]

What pigment are you using beautiful deep brown Edit: never mind i finished the video🙂

[@k.k8791]

@@beviaart I'll check them out ..but are their pigments lightfast?

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Super 👌 n thanks for sharing this 🙏👍🤝 n subcribed stay connected 👉🔔🤝

[@beviaart]

Thank you Leela!

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vague

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Olá sou seu novo inscrito te espero também

[@BalikesirCicek]

Miguel Bevia🔔 Başarılar, videolarınzın yolu açık olsun. Canlı çiçek bakım videoları yapıyorıum. Beklerim.Örnek: Özlü Söz , AtaSözü, Güzel Sözler Gibi Nankör insan, her şeyin fiyatını bilen fakat hiçbir şeyin değerini bilmeyen kimsedir. Oscar Wilde. *💎

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The Crackling Sounds! Made us STOP Watching 😱 seek professional Advice on how to edit your vids Please.

[@bradm6287]

Without adding something like an encaustic medium the oil and paint will eventually separate. I did an experiment a while back a mixed pigment with Walnut oil, water soluble linseed oil, linseed oil and linseed/encaustic mixture. After 6 months of sitting in a drawer, the Walnut oil paint completely separated, the linseed oil paint was moderately separated, not nearly as bad as the walnut oil. The water soluble (Holbein) linseed oil held together surprisingly well, but separated as much as the regular linseed oil. The linseed oil with 3 percent encaustic wax did not separate at all. I tested each with a handful of pigments, mostly ochres, lapis and vivianite. This is obviously not much of an issue if you go through paint really fast, but it you mix rare/expensive pigments that sit in the drawer, I strongly suggest using a binder.