Payne’s Grey
Description
Payne’s Gray is a dark blue-grey pigment that is created by mixing Ultramarine, Mars Black, and occasionally Crimson. It derives its name from the 18th-century watercolorist William Payne, who developed the mixture and often suggested it to his students as a substitute for plain black. This pigment offers artists a versatile and nuanced alternative for creating shadow and depth in their artworks.
Additional information
| Level | Master |
|---|---|
| Colour Number | 797 |
| Pigment Codes | PBk11, PB29 |
| Lightfastness(+++,++,+) | +++ |
| Opacity (Transparence, Semi-Transparence, Semi-Opaque, Opaque) | Semi-Opaque |
| size | 22ml/40ml |
Our Production Process
Raw Material Sourcing
Sourcing FSC® certified cotton, linen, and other materials from sustainable suppliers.
Weaving & Preparation
Automated looms ensure uniform canvas texture providing an exceptional painting experience.
Priming (Patented Technology)
Multi-layer coating using patented technology ensuring uniform coverage, strong adhesion, and durability.
Quality Control
ISO-certified rigorous quality checks ensuring every roll meets standards for weight, width, and durability.
FAQ
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