[Organic goat’s milk, Australian ochres, cherry pip charcoal, bone white, natural peat black, pine ink on traditional gesso on 640gsm archival paper]
 
Before domestication, wild goats were prized for their meat and skins but also the blood was used to temper the Cinnabar pigment. After domestication, the milk became a valuable commodity and artists used the milk to make casein, the paint medium for wall painting.
 
A4 size Australian Hand-Made Tasmanian Oak Timber Frame
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