Food Colours

I am experimenting with food colours to figure out if it's possible to use to make coloured paint like red... It looks as if the shops are out of it and the red I see once in a while is not what I call red.

I bought poster paint what children use at school (toddlers, kindergarten age up to 11-12 years old but again no red).

The foid colour red is a liquid and I used acrylic titanium white. A kind of pink was the result. A few days ago I mixed it today I added blue to create a kind of purple. Not the modmst beautifulone but I use what is left.

To the bit of yellow I added some blue (green it is)

The silver was just adfing a bit of water.
As you can see the colour changes. I believe it's the food colour changing silver into pink.

Although most of the paint has been prepared days ago you csn still see many air bubbles even though I used a brûlee burner. Strangely enough I never saw any activity during my first pours.

The longer I wait the more pink it is. I will save this as a reminder. Let's see tomorrow what the result will be.

The turning table didn't really add something.

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Materials: acrylic paint house brand Action - water - plastic cups (used before), used canvas.
The canvas is placed on plastic cups so I can easily wipe off too much paint. If it drips off the sides this paint will change the painting.}

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