its called "Hollywood nonsense".
Blue body painting was worn by the ancient scots... more than 1000 years before Wallace was born.
However, it is commonly called woad, an indigo-blue dye made from the leaves of woad plants (Isatis tinctoria).
It should be noted that woad dye does not work very well as a paint, and it is uncertain exactly what material the Roman accounts of the Pictii (literally meaning "painted") were referring to, when it came to their blue paint - or even if it was paint - it could have been a form of tatooing.
No, this was Mel Gibson's idea for the movie 'Braveheart'. The Romans called the Picts (from what is now Scotland) the 'Caledonians'. They, the Picts, were known as the 'painted ones' by the Romans. Stirling Bridge NOT Sterling.
it was a white lion in the middle red around it and dark blue and white squares as a border. search google images to find out if you dont know what i mean.
Face paint did exist. In fact it is believed the Picts, who lived in what is now Scotland, got their name from the fact that they painted themselves, including their faces, blue, with a substance called woad.
white, black , red and blue
No, at least not all of them painted their bodies. The blue paint or "woad" was used by some of the Britons according to Julius Caesar. However there is no record of the continental Celts putting on makeup for battle.
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They paint themselves with blue paint that is the consistency of UV paint and apparently it stinks!
add a blue pigment to white paint
well you can just buy light blue paint or you can get a dark blue paint and you can add white paint
Green + Blue + A hint of Grey = Grey Blue Paint :)
Well you see color is just the rays from the sun reflecting a certain color and if its blue then its reflecting blue. but heres the tricky part since its just a reflection blue paint and red paint smell the same so the answer is blue paint.
Blue Paint. Because paint all smells the same.
Miami blue - paint code L51C
The Blue Paint Killer was created in 2002.
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add a blue pigment to white paint