Danke!

Informative! Do you know what you might do differently if you found yourself making another attempt?

Beautiful journey! And your water colour journal. We need people like yourself to show a hurried world a need to slow down and enjoy each moment on your own unique path...Thank You for sharing your gift 🙏🏽

It is so amazing and inspiring that you cycle so far to your garden Jyotsna and thats even before you've started the gardening work for that day. Yay you 🌸

My painting just don’t look right feel right and I’m trying to figure out different road in life to take.. do you know how to make your own canvas and what do you use to make it like your medium or is there a natural way?

where aand how do I get the stones/minerals and how do I start making my own please?

Could this colors can called non toxic colors ?

Let’s say you’re trying to re-create a type of acrylic paint what’s the natural substitute?

How do you get a thick paint from it? What do you mix it with?

Had read that lake pigments cant be made into a dye later for cotton but can for wool. Can paint with a lake pigment on cotton fabric? Is it very wash or light fast?

What is the power you added while mixing? To make it thicker?

Although I love learning new skills I am high disturbed by the fact that you’re helping yourself to rocks from national parks - that’s illegal and it deprives the public of that which is protected for a reason.

I appreciate this video thank you 🌱

Very relaxing to watch your process and the lovely painting at the end 😊

Loved the process🌻, Thankyou so much!

Xoxo

hi, beautiful how subtle a neutral color. I'm wondering actually what calligraphy pen you use & where to find?

Very clear and inspiring demonstration thank you Jyotsna

I loved this video. What do you do when you want to use this pigment to paint? Just add water?

Helo, can this water color natural use for ceramic?

Thanks for the great video. I do have a question . How do you obtain the colours you would like to have ? Like Red or black !. How do you find those kinda material? Thanks

What specific types of yellow and red ochres did you use in the video (e.g., golden yellow and Pozzuoli Earth red)?

YES! Really thrilled to see you exploring Japanese Knotweed and getting great results--and moreover really leaning into the process, finding awe, and encouraging the release of expectation around the end product. Nature adventures and art experiments with you look so exciting!

Thank you for sharing your story. You certainly have had a lot to deal with in your life and I think you have managed all the twists and turns with grace and a sense of adventure

Hi Jyotsna, How did you make the Blue ochre/Vivianite ... did you order pigment for that or grind it down yourself ? Thanks - Beautiful video as always

I love your work, tank you for sharing with us, I appreciate immensely

pretty lame quite honestly, and babying people the whole time, if people are so stupid they can't figure out basic safety measures then let them go !

Merci pour ce partage 👍🙏😍 !!!

Can you use this for makeup? Via mica powder?

I cant tell you how much I enjoyed watching this video and many others. I am changing and evolving so much after a huge life change. My partner died tragically in my arms while I slept. I wanted to leave this earth - but after so much change, I have come to where I am today.I am SO drawn to your process and story. I live on a river and am constantly collecting things and not always sure why or what to do with them. We hike daily - as we live in an area of a wildlife preserve. I feel like I have finally found what I have unknowingly been searching for. I LOVE watercolor and have been painting for years. Thank you for sharing your story and for showing up in my world.

Thanks for sharing what can be done with just three natural primaries! Do you ever work with natural pigments as gouache? If so, how does it compare in saturation?

Thanks for sharing your journey. I am so grateful to you, and Elma Hogeboom (I suggest checking out her youtube channel) for introducing me to sustainable art! Elma, like you, is a sustainable artist and paintmaker with a science background.

Hi there, I just watched this video last night. it was fun to watch! I am curious, Have you made pigments from plants or leaves? Do they dry out and mix well?

Very cool and informative, thank you!

thank you for clearly stating how to make pigment from rocks. I will do it!

tks.very good.

Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I’m just starting my journey of collecting earth pigments and your videos have been very helpful 🤍

What was the liquid you added to the pigment? Gum Arabic?

Happy holidays to you too, Jyotsna. Thank you for sharing some of your story. I enjoyed your Lost in Colours workshops and look forward to future videos and lessons from you. Bless.

They are cute😍

is this proces chloropyll can be extracted ?

Thank you for sharing your story with us! It sounds like you've had so many unique experiences in your life that led you to where you are today!

Thanks for sharing

u can also use chalk!!!

What were the weather conditions that you speak of? Hot and dry or cool , humid 🤔

Great video I and my wife learn alot as she like to make color