Jackson's : Artist Watercolour Paint : Full Pan : Ultramarine Deep
WJF257
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Jackson's : Artist Watercolour Paint : Full Pan : Ultramarine Deep
Mixing Jackson's Ultramarine Deep Blue and Raw Sienna together produces a really useful neutral grey, ideal for creating shadows and dark details without the use of black. Add more Ultramarine Deep Blue for a blueish grey tone or add more Raw Sienna for a grey which leans towards green. Using predominantly Ultramarine Deep Blue when mixed with Genuine Carmine will result in more of a violet, adding more Genuine Carmine will give you a purple that leans towards magenta.
Lightfastness: Very Good Lightfastness
Transparency: Transparent
Please note that the size and weight of each pan within Jackson's Artist Watercolour range may vary slightly.
Please note this colour was formally listed as French Ultramarine.
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| SKU | WJF257 |
|---|---|
| Weight (kg) | 0.0080 |
| To use with | Watercolour |
| Quality | Excellent |
| Price Series | 2 |
| Size | Full Pan |
| Pigment Index | PB29 |
| Transparency | N/A |
| Colour Lightfast | N/A |
- Review by Juan
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I have only tested two colors, quinacridone red orange and paynes grey but both of them are gorgeous, I already own daniel smith paynes grey, which I hate because dries like plastic and shiny, and sennelier which is good but a little dull, this one is superb, really pigmented and more transparent than the others I have, 5 stars, I want more colors now :( (Posted on 05/04/2018)Rating
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Mixing Jackson's Ultramarine Deep Blue and Raw Sienna together produces a really useful neutral grey, ideal for creating shadows and dark details without the use of black. Add more Ultramarine Deep Blue for a blueish grey tone or add more Raw Sienna for a grey which leans towards green. Using predominantly Ultramarine Deep Blue when mixed with Genuine Carmine will result in more of a violet, adding more Genuine Carmine will give you a purple that leans towards magenta.
Lightfastness: Very Good Lightfastness
Transparency: Transparent
Please note that the size and weight of each pan within Jackson's Artist Watercolour range may vary slightly.
Please note this colour was formally listed as French Ultramarine.
| No questions yet. Be the first to ask the question! |
| SKU | WJF257 |
|---|---|
| Weight (kg) | 0.0080 |
| To use with | Watercolour |
| Quality | Excellent |
| Price Series | 2 |
| Size | Full Pan |
| Pigment Index | PB29 |
| Transparency | N/A |
| Colour Lightfast | N/A |
- Review by Juan
-
I have only tested two colors, quinacridone red orange and paynes grey but both of them are gorgeous, I already own daniel smith paynes grey, which I hate because dries like plastic and shiny, and sennelier which is good but a little dull, this one is superb, really pigmented and more transparent than the others I have, 5 stars, I want more colors now :( (Posted on 05/04/2018)Rating
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Jackson's : Artist Watercolour Paint
48 colours available in 10ml, 21ml, Half and Full Pan
