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It's also why barns are red. The paint prevents wood decay.
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I'm so used to your toxic paint videos that I panicked when I saw you not wearing gloves XD
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Mars doesn't actually have that much, less than earth does in fact. It's just such a strong pigment and it's all on the surface with no vegetation, water or soil to cover it up.
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Hematite is iron oxide (Fe2O3) and is responsible for the coloration in ochre and many red rocks (along with other iron oxide type stuff). It occurs often in botryoidal forms just like malachite often does. Due to the iron content, it's incredibly hefty. I have a friend who found a real nice BIF (banded iron formation), which contains a lot of hematite and wow--that thing is a real clunker!
The interesting thing about hematite and its pigment is that it is often a very unassuming black color. The red isn't always obvious until you streak it against a nice ceramic plate. I imagine a lot of the pigment used was simply ochre, but if any early humans found a nice bit of hematite they could totally make a very pigmented blend out of it. It's probably one of my favorite colors simply for its 'earthiness' and color that reminds me deeply of all the red sandstones I've seen and loved.
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We see that colour everywhere in Western Australia 😁
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I do wonder if they weren’t also using crushed leaves or berries as paint before that but the colour simply faded as they are organic pigments.
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I grew up on Long Island and there were various spots as Kids knew of where you could find usually flat rocks that if you scraped against the concrete and added a drop of water made paint exactly like that
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This is why red the best colour ever. It is so amazing that It's the first one we used.
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I’ve never been into paining too deeply but it’s so interesting seeing where all these colours are from
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I’ve always loved this color and wondered if it might make a good bedroom wall paint lol. Perhaps just an accent color in the bedroom, given its intensity. But is that my aesthetic sense talking or my pre-historic genetic code? 👀
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Omg as a kid there were a lot of reddish or orangish rocks that me and my siblings would call “drawing rocks” because they left powdery marks on our hands, other rocks and playground equipment. Are those the same rocks you’re talking about do you think? If so that’s so cool I’ve participated in a thousands year old artistic tradition! I’ve actually been collecting some because I want to try making my own watercolor paint from natural sources at some point and those rocks seem like a good option
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I'm not even into painting or pigments but I love this channel. The presentation style. The history lessons. The absolutely bananas stories of people using emulsified death to color their existence.
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Love learning shit from you and your art! ۵ㅻ
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wow it’s a gorgeous colour. thankyou for sharing this information and educating us hehe
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Im just a middle aged art history major who loves your content, great job!!
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and it DOESNT KILL YOU! ? like your usual paints! coooool!
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i think that red is also one of the first colors a society names in language. it's so cool.
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That is very interesting. I love learning new things
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Paint is history
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@VeebsterTV
5 months ago
Red fans been eating good since day one 😂
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