We have some wild grapes in the yard and DH is trying to tame the vines.
When I looked at them, they were ripe and small. I tasted on and it was rather tart, but when I looked at my purple fingers I wondered if I could use the juice to paint the grapes.
It worked fantastic!
The resulting color is exactly the color of the grapes, does not mix with watercolor and dries fast.
If I could have found a natural green I would have used that also. lol
When I looked at them, they were ripe and small. I tasted on and it was rather tart, but when I looked at my purple fingers I wondered if I could use the juice to paint the grapes.
It worked fantastic!
The resulting color is exactly the color of the grapes, does not mix with watercolor and dries fast.
If I could have found a natural green I would have used that also. lol
I just love the colors in this, Teri! So rich. The purples and yellow-green are so beautiful together.
ReplyDeleteWhat a vivid purple! That sounds like an experiment I would try. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, it was very fun.
ReplyDeleteWow, what fun, Teri! This is lovely piece.
ReplyDeleteGreat sketch Teri! A new colour added to your palette! lol!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous colors! Such a pretty sketch. I once used sumac berries for ink and within about a year it had totally disappeared. Hope this doesn't happen to your sketch.
ReplyDeleteThanks.
ReplyDeleteI thought about how long that color would last but it will be an interesting experiment.