what colours should be mixed to get sky blue
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There are only two basic blue pigments : ultramarine and phtalocyanine (which makes, with white, the primary blue). None of them can make a credible sky blue color : adding white, you get quasi-lavender with ultramarine, and quasi-turkish blue with phtalo. You have to mix them, and add a lot of white. And correct the mix till you get the right hue and brightness.
There is a more expensive piment, that you can find in high range paintings, is indanthrene blue, that make a really beautiful sky blue.
Choosing the right white (personnaly, I prefer, with blues, zinc white to titanium white) can also make the difference.
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There are only two basic blue pigments : ultramarine and phtalocyanine (which makes, with white, the primary blue). None of them can make a credible sky blue color : adding white, you get quasi-lavender with ultramarine, and quasi-turkish blue with phtalo. You have to mix them, and add a lot of white. And correct the mix till you get the right hue and brightness.
There is a more expensive piment, that you can find in high range paintings, is indanthrene blue, that make a really beautiful sky blue.
Choosing the right white (personnaly, I prefer, with blues, zinc white to titanium white) can also make the difference.
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There are only two basic blue pigments : ultramarine and phtalocyanine (which makes, with white, the primary blue). None of them can make a credible sky blue color : adding white, you get quasi-lavender with ultramarine, and quasi-turkish blue with phtalo. You have to mix them, and add a lot of white. And correct the mix till you get the right hue and brightness.
There is a more expensive piment, that you can find in high range paintings, is indanthrene blue, that make a really beautiful sky blue.
Choosing the right white (personnaly, I prefer, with blues, zinc white to titanium white) can also make the difference.
Prussian blue is not at all appropriate.
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There are only two basic blue pigments : ultramarine and phtalocyanine (which makes, with white, the primary blue). None of them can make a credible sky blue color : adding white, you get quasi-lavender with ultramarine, and quasi-turkish blue with phtalo. You have to mix them, and add a lot of white. And correct the mix till you get the right hue and brightness.
There is a more expensive piment, that you can find in high range paintings, is indanthrene blue, that make a really beautiful sky blue.
Choosing the right white (personnaly, I prefer, with blues, zinc white to titanium white) can also make the difference.
Prussian blue is not at all appropriate.
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