Sixty / 30 ml. jars filled by volume Est. Pigment weight/ 840 grams
.Primary Elements 60pc, 30ml Jar Collection Save 10%
$635.00
Description
Colors in 60 piece set
African Jade | Pale Green-Blue in a Green Pearl. |
Beachouse Blue | Teal Gray-Blue in a Blue Pearl. |
Autumn Leaf | Burnt Orange-Brown in a Red-Gold Pearl. |
Black Emerald | Antique Green-Black in a Green Pearl. |
Blue Bayou | Brilliant Water Blue in a Blue Pearl. |
Blue Flame | Rich Blue with a Violet-Blue Pearl. |
Bolivian Blue | Deep Teal Blue in a Green-Blue Pearl. |
Boysenberry | Rich Violet in a Blue Pearl. |
Carmen | Rich Red in Shimmering Red Pearl. |
Chestnut Brown | Warm Brown in a Gold-Copper Pearl. |
Cinnamon Brown | Sheer Red-Brown skin in an Oyster-Copper Pearl. |
Coral Berry | Luscious Coral-Pink in a Lilac Pearl. |
Cranberry | Red-Violet Merlot in a Violet-Red Pearl. |
Emerald | Emerald-Green in a Green Pearl. |
Evening Primrose | Blue-Violet in a Blue-Violet Pearl. |
Fern | Medium Fern Green in a Green Pearl. |
French Lilac | Delicate Blue-Lavender in a Blue-Violet Pearl. |
Ginger Flower | Hot Red-Violet in a Lilac Pearl. |
Ginger Peach | Burnt Yellow-Orange in a Gold-Copper Pearl. |
Guatemalan Green | Luminous Green-Teal in a Green-Blue Pearl. |
Hot Cinnamon | Fire engine Red in a Red Pearl. |
Irish Mist | Bright Kelly Green in a Green Pearl. |
Jasmine | Hot Pink in a Violet-Red Pearl. |
Key Lime | Brilliant Lime in a Green-Gold Pearl. |
Kiwi | Bright Green-Yellow in a Green Pearl. |
Love Struck | Deep Blood Red in a Red Pearl. |
Majestic Blue | Vibrant Blue in a Blue Pearl. |
Mango Mamba | Bright Yellow in a Red Pearl. |
Mediterranean Blue | Light Blue in a Green-Blue Pearl. |
Mystic Blue | Deep Blue-Green in a Blue Pearl with glints of Lilac. |
Northern Lights | Pale Teal-Blue in a Lilac Pearl. |
Nutmeg | Spicy Brown-Red in a Merlot-Copper-Gold Pearl. |
Ocean Wave | Medium Cyan Blue in Blue Pearl. |
Olive Vine | Earthy Green-Brown in a Gold-Red-Bronze Pearl. |
Orange Peel | Bright Orange in a Gold-Red Pearl. |
Passion | Red-Violet in a Blue-Violet Pearl. |
Payne’s Gray | Dark Prussian Blue-Gray-lightens to–bro |
Peacock Feather | Deep Phthalo Green-lightens to various shades of Teal. |
Periwinkle | Pale Blue-Violet in a Blue-Violet Pearl. |
Persimmon | Bright Orange-Red in Antique Gold Pearl. |
Pink Azalea | Medium Pink in a Violet–Red Pearl. |
Playful Peony | Pink Coral in Lilac Pearl. |
Plumeria | Brilliant Pink-Violet in Violet Pearl. |
Poppy Red | Warm Red in Golden Red Pearl. |
Pretty Peridot | Chartreuse Green in a Green-Gold Pearl. |
Rich Cobalt | Deep Blue in Blue-Violet Pearl. |
Royal Orchid | Warm Lilac in Red-Violet Pearl. |
Sky Blue | Bright Blue-Green in Blue Pearl. |
Snap Dragon | Regal Violet in a Lilac Pearl. |
Spiced Pumpkin | Antique Red-Orange in a Gold Pearl. |
Stargazer | Lustrous Blue-Violet in a Green Pearl. |
Sunburst | Brilliant high Yellow in a Gold Pearl. |
Sunflower | Golden-Yellow in Antique Gold Pearl. |
Tanzanite | Bright Violet-Cyan in color-shifting Violet-Pearl. |
Teal Zircon | Bright Blue-Green in Blue-Green Pearl. |
Vavoom Red | Cool Violet-Red in a Red-Lilac Pearl. |
Wine & Roses | Deep Red-Lilac wine in a Violet-Red Pearl. |
Vintage Mint | Light Sea Foam Green in a Green Pearl. |
Wintermist Gray | Semi-Opaque Gray in Oyster Pearl. |
Wisteria | Light Lavender in Green Pearl. |
Product description:
Primary Elements Arte-Pigments (PE) are Translucent hand-milled Arte-Pigments mixed with mica and other minerals. Primary Elements are sold as a dry paint pigment.
Clean up with soap and water and dissolve in any WATER soluble mediums, Acrylic mediums, Gel mediums, water-soluble varnish, Polyurethane, OR gum binders.
In the Video the Primary Elements Arte-pigments were mixed in the Vivid Clear Acrylic Enamel- available at www.colourarte.com All ColourArte products are hand mixed and poured in the USA
SUBJECT: Mixing your paint
Extra Step: When using Primary Elements Arte-Pigments you have a special step- 1/2 tsp dry Pigments mix with 1 oz. (2 tablespoons) acrylic medium -mix WELL in 4 oz. salsa cup, I use the Vivid Clear acrylic Enamel I like how it looks and dries to a gloss magnifying the brilliance of the pigments. Mix pigments in well till they totally dissolve.
Pouring medium: Liquitex Pouring medium, Gac 800, Artists loft pouring medium
There are many who eyeball and others who measure and weigh their ingredients:
10-20% pouring medium needs to be mixed in BEFORE the water. Your goal is to BOND your additive and acrylic base together into one smooth base. MIX well until they are smooth.
Water: What is not a specific science is a precise measurement of water.
Each acrylic base has a unique threshold (varying from manufacture to manufacture) of how much water it can accept before the acrylic adhesion is compromised and “ crazing” occurs – ( WHICH IS WHY many artists use pouring medium as insurance.)
Each Pigment also has a unique threshold and speed in which the color accepts water.
It is ALWAYS best to add your water slowly (add a tsp or less of water at a time). WHY? The pigments build, swell, and accept the water at their own pace, there is NO rushing this process. Even if you know precisely how much water should go into a color you’ve mixed a dozen times, THERE are NO CUTTING corners of this part of the paint mixing. DO NOT make the mistake of dumping in all the water at once, you will have to mix and mix, and risk it still will not come outright.
Yes, the mixing is the tedious part but It can be relaxing and you eventually will learn the feel of the paint and know when it is the right consistency.
Which is the KEY to your success?
- Too thick-Paint will drop off the stick in clumps OR paint flow “breaks” and then starts again.
- TOO thin- its runs off stick like water
- Perfect Flows evenly like a heavy cream off the Popsicle stick
Silicone: WD 40 Specialist Water Resistance silicone
Once you have a perfect consistency you can add a couple of shots Silicone or Dimethicone.
Silicone Mixed in all colors BUT Black
Additional information
Weight | 4.08 lbs |
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Dimensions | 12 × 12 × 5.5 in |