Williamsburg Art Materials

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Williamsburg Red Pigments
	#684P Alizarin Crimson PR83 Easily the strongest alizarin you can find. Incredibly beautiful, this particular shade is versatile because it can go sweet (pink) or sour (orange) very easily, depending on how it's used
	#587P Cadmium Red Light PR108 Intense scarlet. Some call it a Cadmium Orange-Red
	#546P Cadmium Orange PO20 Many people consider this a perfect true orange
	#607P Cadmium Red Medium PR108 A true medium. Not heading too much into the blue or orange. With cadmiums this is a difficult balance to maintain
	#647P Cadmium Red Deep PR108 Slightly bluish. A true "cherry" red. Some might consider this a medium red.
	#624P Fanchon Red PR112 This is a very beautiful high-keyed red- different from cadmium red in that it leans toward warm, glowing pinks when added to white. This is a very useful bright red for mixing. It stays cleaner and clearer than most other reds in mixes. Warmer than Quinacriodone Red.
	#685P Permanent Crimson PR177 Similar to Alazarin, again very beautiful, this shade is more permanent and very versatile. Yields incredible glazes.
	#563P Permanent Red-Orange PO5 A strong, somewhat sour, tomato-like red orange.
	#635P Pyrazolone Red Scarlet PR177 Superb Color, similar to Cadmium Red Light in its orange - like warmth, but extremely versatile as a mixing color - very clear pinks. Also, it can accept blues in mixing without turning muddy.
	#645P Pyrazolone Red Deep PR38 Even though it has quite a strong bluish undertone, it will not gray - out when yellow is added. This is a color many people think of as cherry red. In mass-tone it's similar to Cadmium Red Purple, but mixes very differently.
	#665P Quinacridone Red PV19 Many companies use the term "rose" for this pigment, which means that they are thinning out an intense ruby-like red. Our is full strength. A superb mixing color. The cleanest pinks, flesh tones, and violets can be made with it.
	#775P Quinacridone Magenta PR122 A quinacridone that fits perfectly between our red and violet shades. A true, ultra rich magenta that stops just short of becoming violet Prismatic in its clarity with a warm innner glow.