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Powedery beige
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Powdery Beige – The Elegance of Softness
PW6 + PR122 + PY42 – Opaque – Non-granulating
Powdery Beige is a delicate and subtle shade, perfect for adding softness and luminosity to watercolor works. Crafted from a refined blend of pigments, it offers a warm, slightly rosy hue, making it ideal for skin tones.
In watercolor, this shade is particularly valuable for portrait painting, allowing for smooth and refined skin tone transitions. Combined with a touch of Burnt Sienna or Isaro Rose, it enhances complexions with natural depth and delicacy.
Powdery Beige is a delicate and subtle shade, perfect for adding softness and luminosity to watercolor works. Crafted from a refined blend of pigments, it offers a warm, slightly rosy hue, making it ideal for skin tones.
In watercolor, this shade is particularly valuable for portrait painting, allowing for smooth and refined skin tone transitions. Combined with a touch of Burnt Sienna or Isaro Rose, it enhances complexions with natural depth and delicacy.
A77
Data sheet
- Pigment:
- PW6 + PY42 + PrR122
- Mono-pigmented:
- yes
- Granulation:
- Not granular
- Opacity:
- Opaque
- Tint power:
- High
- Pigment family:
- Synthetic mineral + organic pigment
- Binder:
- Distilled water, gum arabic, honey, vegetal glycerine
- Cotation - Blue lightfastness scale:
- 8
- Lightfastness:
- Excellent
- Percentage of méthylisothiazolinone (preserservative):
- between 0,1 and 0,7%
- Colors
- pink
Powdery Beige – The Elegance of Softness
PW6 + PR122 + PY42 – Opaque – Non-granulating
Powdery Beige is a delicate and subtle shade, perfect for adding softness and luminosity to watercolor works. Crafted from a refined blend of pigments, it offers a warm, slightly rosy hue, making it ideal for skin tones.
In watercolor, this shade is particularly valuable for portrait painting, allowing for smooth and refined skin tone transitions. Combined with a touch of Burnt Sienna or Isaro Rose, it enhances complexions with natural depth and delicacy.
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