[no. 127] Paynes Grey - M. Harding Oil - 40mlMichael Harding Paynes Grey A blend of Ivory Black, Ultramarine and Iron Oxide Yellow, which gives a markedly cool black substitute. The blue undertones are similar to, but much milder, than those of Prussian Blue. Some painters prefer this blend for its restrained Tint Power, and use it in cool reflex tones in flesh painting Color Index PBr6 Drying Speed Very Fast Transparency Semi Transparent Lightfastness Excellent Oil Content Average Tint Power

Prussian Blue was discovered in Berlin in 1704 and introduced through the early 18th century

Michael Harding Cobalt Turquoise Deep - A heavy

FEATURES of Artfix L84C:

Known for their incredibly high covering power they also blend beautifully with blues to create subtle greens

vegetable green which can be surprisingly enlivened by adding yellows

Again use with caution if you are a beginner

This is the “blackest” black in the range

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2 1 Yellow Lake 1 Ultramarine Blue 1 Yellow Ochre Deep 1 Burnt Umber 1 Scarlet Lake 2

I completely vocalize my thoughts on how I use broken color to develop lifelike skin tone and how I use color temperature

its low tint and covering power facilitates mixes with Magenta and the cooler reds

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