PRODUCTION OF WATER COLOR USING KITCHEN INGREDIENT

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ABSTRACT


        This project entails the materials used in the production of Homemade Watercolor, mostly used by Artist and beginners of Art. The homemade watercolor which is also known as artist paint.


The materials used involve 5 kitchen Ingredients which as make the paint not to be different from other dollars’ paint. The process and the quantities of the Ingredient used. The container that is best to be used. The differences between the standard watercolor and the homemade watercolor. And the cost analysis.


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


 


                                                                       


                            TABLE OF CONTENT


Certification                                                                                                             i


Dedication                                                                                                                ii


Acknowledgement                                                                                                  iii


Abstract                                                                                                                    iv


Table of content                                                                                                       v


    


CHAPTER ONE                                                                               1-5


1.0 Introduction                                                                                                      1-2


1.1 Significance of Study                                                                                       2


1.2 Limitation and Scope                                                                                      3


1.3 Statement of Problem                                                                                      3


1.4 Definition of Terms                                                                                          4


1.5 Cost Analysis                                                                                                    5


  


 CHAPTER TWO                                                                             6-17


2.0 Literature review                                                                                             6


2.1 Artist Paint        `                                                                                               6-8


2.2 Watercolor & types                                                                                          9-12


2.3 Watercolor Paper                                                                                             13-15


2.4 Watercolor Container                                                                                      16-17


   


 


 


CHAPTER THREE                                                                          18-22


3.0 Materials and Methodology                                                                           18-21


3.1 Materials                                                                                  18


3.2 Methods                                                                                    20-21                                    


3.3 Flow Chart                                                                               22


  


CHAPTER FOUR                                                           23-24


4.0 Observation and result                                                          23-24


4.1 Observation                                                                             23


4.2 Result                                                                                        24


   


CHAPTER FIVE                                                             25-27


5.1 Discussions                                                                              25


5.2 Recommendation                                                                    26


5.3 Conclusion                                                                               26


5.4 Reference                                                                                  27


 


 


PRODUCTION OF WATER COLOR USING KITCHEN INGREDIENT
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