Comparing two cool reds: quinacridone magenta and alizarin crimson hue acrylic paint

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  • Опубліковано 27 сер 2024

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  • @lolitakaloustianyoung7787
    @lolitakaloustianyoung7787 9 місяців тому +1

    Hi - I love your series on 2-color comparisons. After watching the comparison,
    I did a little research on the Golden website and was interested to find that the reason Alizarin CrimsonHue to be so much more muted than Quin. magenta is because the Alizarin Hue is not a single pigment color. It contains PR206 / PR122 / PG7- i.e. Quin. Maroon/Quin. Magenta and Phthalo Green . I think, myself, I would use the Quin. Magenta and de-saturate the color myself with it's complements. Thank you again for taking the time and sharing your inquiries into color - you are helping me to created a better basic palette.

    • @theweekendbeckons9439
      @theweekendbeckons9439  9 місяців тому +2

      Thank you for sharing. This was an earlier video, before I examined what pigments are in each paint. I've pinned this for others to know!

  • @tatochip
    @tatochip 9 місяців тому +1

    Thank you! I was trying to decide which red I wanted to add to my small collection. Your video helped me to decide!

  • @careymogianesi3740
    @careymogianesi3740 Рік тому

    really enjoying this little mini-series. Can you please do a review on Sap Green, Hookers Green Vs Phthalo Green? I'm not a fan of the last green, but people insist it is a vital base color to have in your palette.

    • @theweekendbeckons9439
      @theweekendbeckons9439  Рік тому

      I have a few other videos in the works and then I’m planning to look at greens. I started using phthalo green earlier this year after I learned one tip. It’s really useful when you’ve accidentally mixed a really muddy colour and want to bring it back to being a green instead of a brown.