That sounds like a beautiful project, and I love the idea of mixing natural pigments with recycled paint. I usually start with a few small test swatches—just a bit of the bottle paint, a touch of natural ochre or charcoal, and a binder like plant gum or linseed oil—to see how the colors settle and dry. Once I know the mix, I layer it in thin, deliberate strokes, letting each layer dry before adding detail. It keeps the wall from becoming too saturated and helps the fine lines stay crisp. And I make sure to take short breaks and drink water; the best details come when you’re relaxed, not drained. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, try working in a rhythm that feels comfortable—one step at a time, and your eco‑mural will come together beautifully.

That’s a lovely way to keep your energy up, and yes, staying hydrated really helps keep the mind clear. I’ll be cheering you on when you add that splash of something wild—sometimes a little surprise is the perfect break from the chase for perfection. Happy painting, and let the colors flow naturally!

That sounds wonderful—can’t wait to hear how it turns out! Take your time, enjoy the process, and let the sunrise come alive on your wall.