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Photo taken from an airplane for an  ABC program.

Sometimes it is poured onto a flat rock and water and fig tree sap is mixed with it. Sometimes spit...!  

Most people use craft glue and water nowadays in a plastic resealable container.

Add enough liquid to make it the consistency of the paint you want to use..runny...or thick..

A paint brush from the tip of a kangaroos tail or piece of bark, or feather or a few strands of hair are used to apply ochre.

For dots the tip of your finger is good, little finger for little dots, bigger fingers for bigger dots, or different size sticks.

Rub them on a hard flat stone and you will have natural Earth pigment...! 

And if you Reeeeely can't find anything try using different coloured chalk..!

But not impossible... look around  for soft colourful rocks and stones.

 You will find them, open your eyes and go outside and have a look!

 I only have 60 Kg or so and I want some too...When it’s gone that’s it. 

From experience a kilo will last years using it in every painting. 

Or as a solid it would cover about 4 or 5 square metres.

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I have maybe 30 kilos left.

Amazing orange, it’s like the colour of Uluru 

and like Uluru, photos can’t do it justice. 

I only use it for special effects and a kilo has lasted me nearly 30 years...! 

P.S. It doesn’t come from Uluru - All my ochres are from QLD.

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