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Creating Liquid Watercolors and Botanical Inks

Recognition of materials and tools

A course by Gina y Miguel (Tortolita Inventiva) , Eco-Creative Studio

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About the video: Recognition of materials and tools

Overview

“Finally, we are going to teach you how to identify the materials you will need and the tools to use during your extraction process.”

In this video lesson Gina y Miguel (Tortolita Inventiva) addresses the topic: Recognition of materials and tools, which is part of the Domestika online course: Creating Liquid Watercolors and Botanical Inks. Learn to extract dyes from nature and develop your own collection of sustainable art materials.

Partial transcription of the video

“Now I want to show you what we'll need for this course. Starting with the tools. We are going to need Dropper. Brushes. wooden spoons. For stirring. a dropper. to make your mixtures. Funnels. and sieves or cheesecloths. some jars you have at home. Beakers? Or cups a pot used exclusively for dyes a mortar. and an electric grill or stovetop. Almost all the materials we use are recycled or second-hand. you probably already have them at home. And if you're missing one. don't worry. because you can easily find it in a market or bazaar. Everything is very easy to obtain. When making your inks. it...”

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Course summary for: Creating Liquid Watercolors and Botanical Inks

Level: Beginner
99% positive reviews (208)
9453 students
4 units
13 lessons (1h 19m)
8 downloads

Category
Craft, Illustration
Areas
Arts & Crafts, Color Theory, DIY, Fine Arts, Painting, Watercolor Painting

Gina y Miguel (Tortolita Inventiva)

A course by Gina y Miguel (Tortolita Inventiva)

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Eco-Creative Studio

Gina Sanchez and Miguel Ubaldo are designers by trade, inquisitive by nature, and the creators of Tortolita Inventiva, a studio that produces ecological art supplies.

For them, research and investigation are a fundamental part of their lifestyle. They hand-make their own gadgets and art materials naturally, questioning the process, origin, and environmental impact of products that are currently on the market.

The pair have collaborated with artists such as Amarillo Pastel and Gimena Romero, and are also part of the Sin Plástico directory, Greenpeace, and the Latin American Sustainable directory.