Natural Pigments

Natural Pigments

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Chris G.

I have used regular Cadmium

I have used regular Cadmium Yellow before, but it has a warmer value than the Cadmium Yellow Light, and this pigment gives me purer mixing of lighter greens, mixing with cobalt making teal this yellow shines out, and also goes a lot further than other yellows, mixing with white this yellow makes a vibrant highlight seem to glow. My fades in an eerie sky are easily made using cobalt blue and lead white, the teal mix seems to have a better life than with any other yellow, adding lead white and letting the color do the work.
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Sean B.

shipping and service spot on

shipping and service spot on as always - very generous answering email questions leading up to this purchase as well - excellent
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Anthony M.

I received this order from

I received this order from the USA to UK sooner than I expected. I have found the quality of the paint to be of the highest standard and beautifully creamy texture with plenty of body. It does not add the chalkiness of Titanium white when mixing with other colours. I am sure to reorder when I run out.
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Sean B.

great support great products!!

great support great products!!
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James D.

Experimenting with PB 35, Cerulean

Experimenting with PB 35, Cerulean Blue, I compared the mulled pigment with cold pressed linseed oil, then mixed a portion of that with Rublev Velazquez Medium, and another portion with Oleogel, also Rublev. Then, I compared those with the Cerulean Blue Hue (PW 4, PC7, PB15) I've been using for years. The PB35 is a very useful pigment, and I look forward to using it in sky and water. 5🌟s
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