Crystalline Watercolour Set of 5 Vol. 2
Crystalline Watercolour Set of 5 Vol.2
A unique pigment based crystalline painting medium
Bright, vibrant, transparent and most importantly LIGHTFAST crystal colours that mix easily with water to produce an instant painting medium
Using Crystalline Watercolour
- Drop the watercolour crystals onto dry watercolour paper then spray with an atomiser and watch the pigments burst into action
- Wet the paper and sprinkle it onto the wet paper
- Dissolve the coloured crystals in a cup of water and paint out with a brush as you would usually
These are only a few ways we've tested each of these crystal colours, each one will burst into action as soon as a waterbased liquid is present so the possiblies are only limited by your imagination
Each colour is fully intermixable providing a near infinite colour palette
Use on its own or alongside other mediums such as watercolour paint to create unique effects
Please feel free to message us with any questions you may have
Perfect for artists of all experiences from beginners to advanced who value high-quality materials
This set includes:
Orange
Pigments: Quinophthalone Yellow / Pyrrole Red
Pigment c.i number: P.Y 138 / P.R 254
Series: 3
Lightfastness: AAA
Opacity: Semi-Transparent
Orange Grey
Pigments: Pyrazolo Quinazolone Orange / Phthalocyanine Blue
Pigment c.i number: P.O 67 / P.B 15
Series: 3
Lightfastness: AAA
Opacity: Semi-Transparent
Turquoise
Pigments: Phthalocyanine Blue / Phthalocyanine Green
Pigment c.i number: P.B 15:3 / P.G 7
Series: 2
Lightfastness: AAA
Opacity: Transparent
Shadow Grey
Pigments: Phthalocyanine Blue / Quinacridone Magenta / Phthalocyanine Green
Pigment c.i number: P.B 15:3 / P.R 122 / P.G 7
Series: 3
Lightfastness: AAA
Opacity: Semi-Transparent
Blue Grey
Pigments: Phthalocyanine Blue / Pyrrole Red / Phthalocyanine Green
Pigment c.i number: P.B 15:3 / P.R 254 / P.G 7
Series: 3
Lightfastness: AAA
Opacity: Semi-Transparent
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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS
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Can these be used on fabric?
Hi,
Thank you for your question
Being pigment based instead of dye based, the pigment will sit on top of the fabric and will be wshed off when cleaned so i would'nt reccomend using on fabrics
Kind Regards
Marc Jackman