Revised Edition of ‘Make Fresh Milk Paint’ – What’s New

The revised edition of “Make Fresh Milk Paint” is at the printer, and expected to ship at the end of November. It’s almost twice as long as the first edition, and features a new cover color so it’s easily distinguished from the first edition: a cheerful earthy orange (a fine color to mix from quark, lime and fancy dirt). So what contributed to those additional pages? Read on, as author Nick Kroll takes you through the changes. Nick here! Thank you all for taking a leap of faith and making your own fresh milk paint. And thanks again to everyone who reached out to give feedback, asked for help and experimented with their own techniques. I never imagined how many of you would join me in destroying our kitchens, but I am sincerely grateful to every one of you. Over the past year, I’ve (again) made an obscene amount of paint. Good (and bad) ideas were tested to refine the process. We ran experiments to find reliable solutions for common issues. Many of you raced up that learning curve and…

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