Mr. Peggie, can you please make some videos about pigments. It is interesting to know what pigments and binders were used in medieval or Renaissance...I mean it is quite fascinating to know how the pigments were obtained, like that red from a beetle from Mexico! 😮
I don't know why but it's just so strange to me to see chemists out of their natural laboratory habitat. Great video! Incredible how these pigments were even discovered
Strangely enough I just watched the video without hearing any music at all. Or I didn't noticed it (?) Maybe the maker(s) of this video removed the music.
Mr. Peggie, can you please make some videos about pigments. It is interesting to know what pigments and binders were used in medieval or Renaissance...I mean it is quite fascinating to know how the pigments were obtained, like that red from a beetle from Mexico! 😮
I don't know why but it's just so strange to me to see chemists out of their natural laboratory habitat.
Great video! Incredible how these pigments were even discovered
This kind of video is really commendable ...that shows us the process in between natural objects and dyes made from them
That was so interesting!
The blue from asia, the red from the americas and the earthly tones from europe . Some works belong to the whole humanity, not just one nation.
Well said!
Excellent video, but must you overlay the narration with annoying music?
Very interesting. We want to hear your words, not random music.
Why the music? It’s completely unnecessary and makes the speech difficult to hear clearly.
Strangely enough I just watched the video without hearing any music at all. Or I didn't noticed it (?)
Maybe the maker(s) of this video removed the music.
also used for colouring in food industry... terrible, poor things