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Making Natural Inks
Introduction
Welcome to the course (1:10)
Introduce yourself
Tools and Materials
Tools for making inks (1:55)
Materials for making inks (3:14)
Safety precautions (1:26)
The history of Inks
Brief introduction to the history of inks (5:39)
Foraging
Introduction to making inks from various foraged supplies (8:15)
Foraging guidelines (5:21)
Alcohol based inks
Turmeric (8:28)
Dragon Tree Blood/Sap Ink (8:59)
Historical Inks
Iron Gall Ink-Part 1 (3:42)
Iron Gall Ink -part 2 (11:48)
Carbon black (beeswax) ink (5:57)
Vine Black (10:04)
Pigmented inks
Blue Indigo pigment extraction-Part 1 (3:04)
Blue Indigo pigment extraction-Part 2 (7:03)
Blue Indigo pigment extraction-Part 3 (7:41)
Blue Indigo Ink (6:35)
Non-pigmented Inks
Sumac Ink (6:51)
Walnuts (13:06)
Acorns (11:03)
Beech tree bark (8:58)
Alder cones (9:58)
Onion skins (7:39)
Cosmos sulphureus -Part 1 (4:12)
Cosmos sulphureus-Part II (10:40)
Elderberries (12:26)
Lightfastness
Lightfastness test (11:13)
Writing tools and paper
Writing tools and paper for inks-Part I (4:29)
Writing tools and paper for inks-Part II (10:16)
Qualities that an ink must exhibit!
Qualities an ink must have ! (9:47)
Write with joy!
Ink and watercolour illustration demo (2:45)
Thank you
Thank You! (0:29)
Beech tree bark
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