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When painting on shiny metal support,
a clear area is usually the
area seen as dark.
Painting with dark opaque colors is sometimes done
in the anchor
area of an image as on picturatranslucida.htm"
In a reflection zone white does not necessarily appear white
this must be accounted for as on page picturatranslucida.htm.
These are my transparent and translucent colors
#1. Chinese Vermilion #2. Cobalt Violet (missing) #3.
Rembrandt Rose
#4. Danial Smith Magenta PR122 #5. W/N Permanent Sap Green #6. Thalo
Green Y/S
#7. Thalo Green #8. Blue Green Turquoise #9. Dioxine Purple
#10. Ultramarine Violet #11. Ultramarine Blue #12. Thalo Blue #13.
Gamboge
#14. Indian Yellow BrownSide #15. Indian Yellow GoldSide #16. Blocks
Transparent Yellow #17.
Burnt Umber #18 Burnt Sienna #19. Transparent Yellow Oxide (missing) #20. Asphaltum (missing)
Top and Mass tones on a shiny black support.
Same colors on a flat black support.
Here are the same 20 colors on silver.
Each color will be photographed with a transparent highlight and no highlight
azo burnt orange, 20ml incredibly transparent, this deep orange is similar to cadmium orange deep. Amazing in glazes, no photo. | |
Old Holland's synthitic Indian Yellow without a bright reflection and with a reflection off the silver support. |
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Thalo Green photos without a light reflection and with.
Notice how the area with white on the right side looks dark when there is a reflection of light in the area. That's very tricky to work with. You see the darks stay dark. |
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