Pigments & Powders

Pigment is the pure color used to make paint or ink. By mixing pigments with a binder you can create your own acrylic color, oil color, watercolor, pastels, acrylic ink, and gouache in any shade you want. It’s a very good value method of acquiring paints that exactly match the way you work.

Guide to Pigments

 
Pigments are pure colour in powder form, extracted from natural resources or synthetically made.Pigments are pure colour in powder form, extracted from natural resources or synthetically made.

Pigments are pure color in powder form, extracted from natural resources or synthetically made.

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Wet and dry bronze powders can be mixed with binder and applied to oil, water or acrylic-based paintings. Wet and dry bronze powders can be mixed with binder and applied to oil, water or acrylic-based paintings. 

Wet and dry bronze powders can be mixed with binder and applied to oil, water or acrylic-based paintings. 

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Metallic Powder can be mixed with binders and are particularly useful for adding gilded effects to artwork.Metallic Powder can be mixed with binders and are particularly useful for adding gilded effects to artwork.

Metallic Powder can be mixed with binders and are particularly useful for adding gilded effects to artwork.

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Created in 1925, the Colour Index International provides a colour reference system used by manufacturers and artists all over the world.Created in 1925, the Colour Index International provides a colour reference system used by manufacturers and artists all over the world.

Created in 1925, the Colour Index International provides a color reference system used by manufacturers and artists all over the world.

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In a series of articles on pigments and their history, we explore their chemistry, characteristics, and unique properties.In a series of articles on pigments and their history, we explore their chemistry, characteristics, and unique properties.

In a series of articles on pigments and their history, we explore their chemistry, characteristics, and unique properties.


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