Which Blues do you use and why? - WetCanvas: Online Living for …
2016年2月21日 · I have several blues on my palette, but mainly use Ultramarine Blue, Prussian Blue and Winsor Blue. Ultramarine as a general purpose blue which also with browns makes a wide range of greys and black. Winsor blue for skies as it produces very smooth washes, and Prussian blue mixed with burnt sienna to make conifer greens.
Ultramarine blue and lightfastness? - WetCanvas: Online Living for …
2016年4月20日 · Ultramarine blue, pb 29 Ultramarine violet, pv 15. Can a small portion added zinc white increase their lightfastness? I will use liquin as the only medium. Will the alkyd increase lightfastness? Zinc White will decrease lightfastness of Ultramarine Blue (PB 29). The more ultramarine oxide it has (i.e, the more reddish it is), the more it will fade.
Cobalt and Ultramarine Blue? - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
2015年9月23日 · Option 1: If you want a limited palette, then have Ultramarine as your only blue pigment. Option 2: If you want a split-primary palette, then have Ultramarine as a warm blue, and Phthalo Blue as a cool blue. Use the mix of Ultramarine and Phthalo for sky. Use Phthalo blue to mix with yellow for green. In either case, you don’t need Cobalt.
replacing Ultramarine Blue with Anthraquinone Blue - WetCanvas: …
2018年8月10日 · Using oils, a few months ago, I replaced Ultramarine Blue (UB) with Indanthrone Blue (IB), and I love it. At least in Gamblin brand, the hues are about the same (leans slightly purple). The IB is moderately transparent (not as much as UB), and of course there is a huge difference in chroma and masstone darkness.
Ultramarine as your only blue - WetCanvas: Online Living for Artists
2020年2月28日 · Ultramarine Blue sorta’ spans the gap between a true Blue, that plots on the color wheel at, or close to, the “Blue” spoke of the color wheel (that most artists would call “Violet”), and the primary color, Cyan, best represented by Pthalocyanine Blue, or …
Is there really that much difference between Cobalt blue and …
2013年5月16日 · Ah ha, so you love darks…in my little bitty bag of tricks is darkening greens…using colors most favored by many (i.e. Winsor & Newton – but this will work with most brands. To darken Hooker’s Green or Sap Green: Use Ultramarine Blue + Hooker’s (or Sap) plus a touch of Payne’s Gray. The more dense the Payne’s Gray, the darker it ...
OH Ultramarine Blue vs. OH Ultramarine Blue Deep
2013年3月9日 · If you’re going to get one, I’d recommend a middle ultramarine, unless you specifically want it to be for a limited palette that includes a greenish/cyan blue and a reddish blue. In that case the deep or french ultramarines are good, but then again I have Old Holland’s regular ultramarine and it’s plenty reddish enough for that.
Difference between French Ultramarine and Ultramarine Blue?
2015年7月12日 · Ultra blue is also sold as French blue, Gmelin’s blue, Royal blue and New blue. Different brand-names offer different strengths, degree of grinding, and consequently, differences in tinting power. Armenian blue and lazuline blue are old names for genuine lapis ultramarine. Personally, I prefer Da Vinci’s ultramarine blue.
Ultramarine Blue – Genuine vs French? - WetCanvas: Online Living …
2012年8月1日 · On Bruce MacEvoy’s Handprint website, he says ultramarine blue is “the modern replacement and color match for the historical pigment lapis lazuli” I assumed that meant it was of entirely different composition. He also says French Ultramarine is the reddish shade of UM Blue.
Burnt Sienna and Ultramarine Blue? - WetCanvas: Online Living for …
2013年5月19日 · Greetings, I recently bought a tube of Williamsburg Ultramarine Blue and Winsor Newton Burnt Sienna. When I mixed the 2 however, I came up with a neutral gray. I understand color very well, but I know the Burnt Sienna (PR102 – Natural Red Iron Oxide) and the Ultramarine shouldn’t gray together and should create more of a dark purple-ish ...