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Blue Pigments |
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#848P
Cerulean
Blue (Genuine)
PB35
Velvety, changeable blue. Greenish? Greyish? Warm? Cool?
Light and airy or dense and opaque. Absorbs and reflects
light in an interesting way. |
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#857P
Cerulean
Blue French
PB36
Similar to our regular Cerulean but made with less tin.
Therefore, it's slightly greener and deeper. |
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#927P
Cobalt
Blue
PB28
Normally translucent. We give this color the covering strength
and luminosity of a cadmium. A true spectrum blue. Neither
warm nor cool. |
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#937P
Cobalt
Blue Deep
PB28
This color is richer, deeper, more translucent and ever
so slightly more purple than our regular Cobalt Blue. Like
willow-ware china. |
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#787P
Cobalt
Teal
PB50
A very, very stong color. This is not a mix or tint, but
the absolutely most intense turquoise we have ever seen.
A pure cobalt with no adulterants. It is very exotic, almost
Carribean or Morrocan in feeling. |
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#887P
Cobalt
Turquoise Bluish
PB36
A
very, very rich velvety color with a deep surface. Slightly
darker and greener than Cerulean. |
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#907P
Phthalo
Blue
PB15:3
Outrageously strong. Very versatile in mixing. Equally effective
in mixing greens or violets. Very clean and transparent
when used for washes and glazing. |
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#1004P
Prussian
Blue (Milori)
PB27
So deep it seems darker than black. Interesting bronzing
effect on surfaces sometimes. |
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#942P
Ultramarine
Blue
PB29
Beautiful, rich, clean and transparent. A classic pigment. |
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#962P
Ultramarine
Blue French
PB29
After testing dozens of samples from around the world we
finally found one that fits all our requirements. It is
beautifully transparent, incredibly rich and deep, with
a hint of red in the undertone (after the French style) |
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