Cobalt Blue Deep PB28 - Artist Grade Handmade Honey Based Watercolor Tube 15ml Stationery

Cobalt Blue Deep PB28 - Artist Grade Handmade Honey Based Watercolor Tube 15ml StationeryPB28 CI#77346 (Cobalt Blue) Series 2 It was discovered in 1802 by French chemist Louis Thnard as a cheaper alternative to lapis lazuli pigment. This watercolor has good permanence, color brilliance, and transparency. It has a semi transparent opacity and excellent lightfastness. Cobalt blue became popular among artists due to its vibrancy, stability, and low cost. It is a good substitution for ultramarine blue for painting skies. Some modern artists

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clean greenish-yellow shade with exceptional light fastness and heat stability

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leaning more towards the blue spectrum but with a distinct greenish tinge that gives it its turquoise quality

• made from a pigment originated in India

while Lapis Lazuli Greyish presents a muted

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Natural Dragon's blood is rarely used in contemporary fine art because:

also known as Benzimidazolone Carmine HF3C

it's easy to sharpen

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Phthalocyanine pigments were discovered accidentally in 1928 and commercially developed in the 1930s