Jul 27, 2014 · French Ultramarine Blue, usually sold these days as “Ultramarine Blue” is the synthetic version of the pigment in Lapis Lazuli which was the mineral from which Ultramarine (beyond the …

Jan 23, 2015 · HI! I have been on a quest to make fra angelico blue but I cant crush the lapis small enough! any help would be great, thank you. […]

Oct 13, 2014 · Vermilion, Lead Tin Yellow, Asphaltum, Lapis Lazuli, and a dozen other forms of traditional pigments of the old masters have, as their modern counterparts, pigments that are far …

Sep 8, 2016 · Natural lapis and synthetic ultramarine are chemically identical, so they share the same color index number (PB 29). Synthetic ultramarine pigment has finer particles and more tinting …

Mar 29, 2005 · It is just powdered lapis luzuli mixed with either oil or watercolor vehicle and is a pale imitation of genuine ultramarine. The rich deep genuine ultramarine that you see in masters works is …

Aug 1, 2012 · Is there a colour difference (or chemical difference) between Genuine Ultramarine Blue and French Ultramarine Blue? I know that genuine Ultramarine blue comes from lapis lazuli from […]

Nov 21, 2008 · Several manufacturers of paint and pigment have a paint called “Fra Angelico Blue”, but it seems to differ between makers as to whether its a lapis-lazuli-based pigment or a smalt or cobalt …

Sep 23, 2015 · But its natural version, lapis lazuli, is more expensive than Cobalt. Option 1: If you want a limited palette, then have Ultramarine as your only blue pigment. Option 2: If you want a split-primary …

Jun 17, 2024 · Hi Mike, thanks for your info. where do you see Michael change his recipe from beeswax to castor oil wax? and do you know which paint had such additive, so far from public info i saw is …

Jan 13, 2002 · Today, in a fit of artistic-dabbling fervor, I picked up a tube of Old Holland Cadmium Red Deep and after flinging some around (quite poorly) on my […]