Cerulean Modern not to mention monochromatic and

not to mention monochromatic and architectural studies

Available in the following Stoneground palettes: Metallic Palette

Paint Maker’s Notes: Ultramarine Blue was developed as a replacement to prohibitively expensive Lapis Lazuli

and is valuable in landscape and botanical paintings

Pigment Composition: Calcium Chromium Silicate

Cerulean Modern not to mention monochromatic andCerulean is a must have for landscape painters as its sky blue hue is invaluable for creating skies. Useful in a variety of applications, including seascapes, Cerulean handles beautifully in washes and is invaluable for a variety of uses. Artist Notes: Combine Cerulean Blue and Nickel Titanium Yellow for bright spring greens. Paint Makers Notes: First used as an artist's pigment in the 1860s, Cerulean has quickly become one of the most important