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Oil PaletteColors

Sap Green Transparent,  duel-tone
35.  Winsor and Newton Sap Green Synthetic Transparent,  duel-tone
Ultramarine Violet, Transparent
Ultramarine Violet, Transparent


Opposite colors

These opposite colors mix to make a neutral dark. It seems like just yesterday I painted a painting with these colors as the major opposition. Perhaps not these pigments but close. I really don't like the Sap Green pigment, especially in watercolor, it's like Davies or Payne's Gray, too recognizable and too much Black pigment in them. This duel-tone hue is easily matched with other pigments though.


 



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