From: Judy Seigel (jseigel@panix.com)
Date: 09/19/03-04:58:11 PM Z
On Thu, 18 Sep 2003, Katharine Thayer wrote:
>> If "indigo" has extreme
> > covering power, as Judy claims, it's probably because of the lamp black
> > in almost all of them, because the blues used across brands are quite
> > different in covering power.
> >
I only declare the "Indigo's" I used to be good in covering power... they
were Daniel Smith, Rowney & Winsor Newton. All have enough thalo for blue
to predominate... and thalo is one of the strongest colors. No doubt even
stronger with black -- though IMO it needs some red as well for nice.
But soon I'm going to talk about GREEN -- down memory lane.
J.
> > When I want an indigo-like color, I prefer to mix my own by mixing
> > indanthrone, PB60 (one of my favorite blues) with ivory black.
> > Katharine
>
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