From the Cobalt family. Extremely lightfast, traditionally prized for its use in skies and as a part of many landscape palettes. The Cerulean Blue Deep is deeper and greener than the brighter, more traditional shades.
From the Cobalt family. Extremely lightfast, traditionally prized for its use in skies and as a part of many landscape palettes. The Cerulean Blue Deep is deeper and greener than the brighter,...
With pigment closely related to Cobalt and Cerulean, this chromium variation is a slightly more transparent and more neutral blue well suited for skies in landscape paintings.
A bright, clean yellow. This inorganic pigment has the strength, opacity and lightfastness of a Cadmium, but without the UV/moisture sensitivities, making it an ideal yellow for outdoor use.
Cadmium Red Medium became the most widely used red shortly after it was synthesized in 1907 because it offered greater permanence and intensity than the mostly plant-based reds used up to that time.
The lightest variation of GOLDEN's single-pigment Cadmium Reds, this colour is highly regarded for its opacity and intensity. It is a synthesized colour first used in the early 1900's.
Historically a very expensive ground lazurite pigment, synthetic pigment has been used since the 1830's making it one of the most popular and affordable blues, Yves Klein blue is mostly Ultramarine...
