Re: Lamp black - is it the Devil or not? And Payne's Grey

From: kateb@paradise.net.nz
Date: 05/26/05-06:32:28 PM Z
Message-id: <1117153948.42966a9cca074@www.paradise.net.nz>

>
> Some examples of the different formulations of Payne's grey: The
> Daniel
> Smith Payne's grey and the Maimeri payne's grey are ultramarine and
> ivory black; the Blockx payne's grey is lamp black, ultramarine, and
> pthalo. The Winsor & Newton Payne's grey is pthalo, lamp black and
> quinacridone violet. The M. Graham Payne's grey is lamp black and
> ultramarine. The Holbein Payne's grey is PR 83 (a fugitive pigment)
> with
> ultramarine, prussian blue, and carbon black. And so forth. I prefer to
> mix my own blue-blacks, but this is not to say that I think everyone
> should feel that way.
> Katharine

Very illuminating - thanks Katherine. I use the Maimeri watercolours.
Interesting tht I could do the same thing with colours I already have!

Cheers
Kate
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Received on Thu May 26 18:32:45 2005

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