Ivory Black

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Ivory Black
Professional Handmade Watercolour

Description:

Ivory Black (P.Bk 9) is a classic watercolour pigment known for its rich, deep black hue with a subtle warmth. This pigment is derived from charred bone, providing a unique, velvety finish that allows for soft gradations and a wide range of tonal variations. Ivory Black is prized for its versatility, making it an excellent choice for creating dramatic shadows, moody atmospheres, and elegant contrasts in a variety of artistic applications.

As a semi-transparent pigment, Ivory Black offers smooth, even washes that can transition from intense, dark blacks to lighter, transparent greys when diluted. This quality allows artists to achieve a range of effects, from strong, graphic statements to delicate, nuanced tones. When mixed with other colours, Ivory Black enriches hues without overwhelming them, adding depth and complexity to the overall palette.

Ivory Black boasts excellent lightfastness, ensuring that its deep, rich tones remain stable and vibrant over time. Its unique warm undertone lends itself particularly well to natural scenes, portrait work, and still-life compositions, where a softer black can enhance the warmth of other colours. This versatile pigment is a fundamental addition to any watercolour palette, providing artists with the ability to explore the depths of shadow and light with a classic, timeless black.

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Product Information:

Pigments Ivory Black
Pigment C.I Number P.Bk 9
Series 2
Lightfastness AAA
Opacity Semi-Transparent
Granulation No Granulation
Staining Non Staining

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