Saturday, October 28, 2006
I work exclusively with tube paints in order to get the intense richness and saturation needed for my style of painting. I notice such a disparity between brands for the same color such as "Cobalt Blue" that I usually order the same color from a few brands and see which brand I like best for a particular color.
Daniel Smith
My current favorite brand for the Quinacridones is Daniel Smith. Specifically Quin Pink and Quin Sienna for an amazing orange. People say there is a lot of honey in Daniel Smith, but for the colors I use of this brand, I have not had any flow problems.
MaimeriBlu
Without question, MaimeriBlue "Violetto Permanente Bluastro" and "Violetto Permanente Rossastro" are two favorites, and are my key - believe it or not - to great plant greenery. When these two encounter Hookers or Sap Green, a cool texure emerges. Additionally, the reds of these two add life and dimension to plant life. Definately a mainstay of my toolkit.
Holbein
Most of the rest of my colors currently come from the Holbein collection. There are some colors, however, that I still prefer in other brands. The Winsor and Newton Cobalt Blue, for instance, is so rich and bright compared to Holbein's.
Daniel Smith
My current favorite brand for the Quinacridones is Daniel Smith. Specifically Quin Pink and Quin Sienna for an amazing orange. People say there is a lot of honey in Daniel Smith, but for the colors I use of this brand, I have not had any flow problems.
MaimeriBlu
Without question, MaimeriBlue "Violetto Permanente Bluastro" and "Violetto Permanente Rossastro" are two favorites, and are my key - believe it or not - to great plant greenery. When these two encounter Hookers or Sap Green, a cool texure emerges. Additionally, the reds of these two add life and dimension to plant life. Definately a mainstay of my toolkit.
Holbein
Most of the rest of my colors currently come from the Holbein collection. There are some colors, however, that I still prefer in other brands. The Winsor and Newton Cobalt Blue, for instance, is so rich and bright compared to Holbein's.

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