Earth Pigment Roaning Technique

[@AlexisGraystorm]

I could hear little birdies in the background, nice job!

[@StormyStrikeVideos]

Interesting video! Thank you for making it! When I start using oils I will definitely have to try this technique!

[@kimberleysmith7032]

This technique uses titanium white oxide earth pigment and water, not oils. For anyone interested in the earth pigments, here is their website: www.earthpigments.com/

[@StormyStrikeVideos]

Kimberley Smith Okay thank you!

[@karenphillips8197]

Omg I've just found your video.. wow amazing ❤️❤️❤️I'd love to see it finished.. are you going to do any more work.?

[@DaisyStalls]

Can you use paint for this?

[@PonyLife-xj6zz]

Daisy Stalls I think so! Very watered down! I am going to try it!

[@theendurancegirls]

So getting Earth Pigments wet will lead to this consistency? Thank you for the video.

[@FoxySola]

Wow this is amazing! You put so much work into that!!!

[@allornada9564]

Thank you for this! I’ve always wanted to try to roan, but it’s always intimidated me. What do you do if the white becomes too thick and/or concentrated?

[@miniappluvr]

Thank you so much for sharing! I am going to have to give this a try.

[@skynyrdjunkie4ever]

Love this video. But i went to your website and it goes to a page saying to “renew your domain name”

[@allornada9564]

Also, what happens if you smudge it? Thanks in advance :)

[@annagonzalez4898]

that's a very cool technique, what kind of paint is that? where did you get the tool?:(

[@allornada9564]

The paint is earth pigments with water and the tools she mentions at the beginning of the video.

[@Ckmodel_horses]

I bet this takes a very long time

[@ctr15swan6]

That is the best Breyer custom l have ever seen! :) But I wish you did a bit of fastmotion in the parts where you were painting. :)

[@hb_breyers]

Where can you get that breyer

[@PonyLife-xj6zz]

_holly_ breyers_ it is a Peter stone horse resculpt 😊

[@cassidyc923]

so beautiful

[@creamsoda72]

wpukd this work with pastels?

[@heidibryan9262]

creamsoda72 I'm sure it would if you set the pastels first

[@heidibryan9262]

creamsoda72 and then go in with acrylic I mean

[@allornada9564]

I know earth pigments and pastels are very similar, so I assume that it would.

[@Nick-lm5wx]

Cool

[@correne8riley]

who was snoring

[@stripeyhorsestudios7800]

Correne Riley no one