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Encaustic | Pigment Stick® Color Chart ENCAUSTIC | PIGMENT STICK® COLOR CHART Colors are available in both paint lines, encaustic and pigment stick, unless noted ENCAUSTIC ONLY E or PIGMENT STICK® ONLY P This simulated representation of the R&F COLOR LINE is limited by the color reproduction processes used. For an exact match, handpainted color charts are available. Encaustic Paint available in 40ml, 104ml & 333ml sizes | Pigment Sticks® available in 38ml,100ml & 188ml sizes Nickel Yellow Cadmium Cadmium Cadmium Cadmium Cadmium Cadmium Cadmium Red Turkey Red Quinacridone Yellow Light Yellow Medium Yellow Deep Orange Red Light Red Medium Deep Red Cadmium Lemon Cobalt Yellow IndianYellow Naples Yellow Jaune Brillant Warm Pink Alizarin Orange Alizarin Crimson Magenta Earth Quinacridone Magenta Olive Yellow Green Gold Pale Brilliant Yellow Sienna Yellow Scarlet Extra Dianthus Pink Warm Rose Cobalt Violet Egyptian Violet Manganese Extra Pale Extra Pale Pale Deep Violet Green Gold Green Earth Sap Green Celadon Green Cerulean Extra Ultramarine Blue Azure Blue King’s Blue Provence Blue Ultramarine Pale Pale Violet Chromium Cadmium Green Permanent Green Veronese Green Phthalo Green Cobalt Teal Cerulean Blue Manganese Cobalt Blue Ultramarine Oxide Green Pale Blue Hue Blue Viridian Cadmium Malachite Turquoise Blue Cobalt Turquoise Phthalo Blue Prussian Blue Indanthrone Indigo Blue Ochre Green Pale Green Blue Courbet Green Phthalo Green Phthalo Turkey Umber Raw Umber Burnt Umber Burnt Sienna Brown Pink Sepia Payne’s Grey Turquoise Greenish Mars Violet Mars Red Sanguine Earth Sanguine Earth Sanguine Earth Mars Orange Mars Yellow Mars Yellow Stil de Grain Raw Sienna Deep P Medium P Light P Deep Light Iridescent Ancient Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Graphite Grey Lamp Black P Copper Gold Gold Brass Pearl Silver German Silver Pewter Unbleached Cerulean Grey Neutral Grey Neutral Grey Neutral Grey Neutral Grey Turkey Umber Mars Black Ivory Black Intense Carbon Titanium Pale P Light P Medium P Deep P Pale Black Neutral White Titanium-Zinc Titanium White E White P UNIQUE COLOR 84 Ten Broeck Ave | Kingston, NY 12401 | 800.206.8088 | rfpaints.com TRANSPARENCIES: O = OPAQUE | ST = SEMI-TRANSPARENT | T = TRANSPARENT R&F COLORS DRYING RATES: F = FAST | M = MEDIUM | S = SLOW | S* = VERY SLOW COLOR NAME | COLOR INDEX# COLOR NAME | COLOR INDEX# CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION CHEMICAL DESCRIPTION DRYING RATES DRYING DRYING RATES DRYING TRANSPARENCIES TRANSPARENCIES ALIZARIN CRIMSON | PR83 MAGENTA EARTH 1,2 dihydroxy anthraquinone on alumina base T S quinacridone magenta + stil de grain ST F ALIZARIN ORANGE | PY83 + PR177 MALACHITE GREEN ultramarine blue + phthalo T S indian yellow + anthraquinone green + titanium & zinc oxides O M ANCIENT GOLD O S MANGANESE BLUE HUE metal oxides on mica cerulean blue + phthalo blue + zinc white T S AZURE BLUE phthalo blue + ultramarine blue + O S MANGANESE VIOLET | PV16 ST F titanium & zinc oxides manganese ammonium phosphate BLENDING STICK T S MARS BLACK | PBlk11 O F solvent-free | contains no pigment ferroso-ferric oxide BLENDING STICK WITH DRIER MARS ORANGE | PR101 O F solvent-free | contains no pigment T M synthesized iron oxide, calcined BLUE OCHRE ST M MARS RED | PR101 O F cobalt blue + raw sienna synthesized iron oxide, calcined BRILLIANT YELLOW EXTRA PALE O S MARS VIOLET | PR101 cadmium yellow + titanium & zinc oxides synthesized iron oxide, calcined O F BROWN PINK | PR101 T M MARS YELLOW DEEP | PY42 O F MALACHITE GREEN O M transparent iron oxide synthesized iron oxide, precipitated ultramarine blue + phthalo green + titanium-zinc white MANGANESE BLUE HUE ST S BURNT SIENNA | PBr7 ST F MARS YELLOW LIGHT | PY42 O M natural earth, calcined synthesized iron oxide, precipitated cerulean blue + phthalo blue + zinc sulfide MANGANESE VIOLET PV16 ST F BURNT UMBER | PBr7 NAPLES YELLOW cadmium yellow + mars yellow O S natural earth, calcined ST F +titanium & zinc oxides manganese ammonium phosphate MARS BLACK PBlk11 O F CADMIUM GREEN O M NEUTRAL GREY DEEP O F ferroso-ferric oxide viridian + cadmium yellow raw umber + cobalt blue + titanium & zinc oxides MARS ORANGE PR101 O F CADMIUM GREEN PALE NEUTRAL GREY LIGHT synthesized iron oxide, calcined O M O F viridian + cadmium yellow raw umber + cobalt blue + titanium & zinc oxides MARS RED PR101 O F synthesized iron oxide, calcined CADMIUM LEMON O M NEUTRAL GREY MEDIUM O F cadmium yellow + viridian raw umber + cobalt blue + titanium & zinc oxides MARS VIOLET PR101 O F synthesized iron oxide, calcined CADMIUM ORANGE | PO20 NEUTRAL GREY PALE O F MARS YELLOW DEEP PY42 O F c.p. cadmium sulfo-selenide O M raw umber + cobalt blue + titanium & zinc oxides synthesized iron oxide, precipitated MARS YELLOW LIGHT PY42 O M CADMIUM RED DEEP | PR108 O M NEUTRAL WHITE O F c.p. cadmium sulfo-selenide unbleached titanium + titanium & zinc oxides synthesized iron oxide, precipitated NAPLES YELLOW O S CADMIUM RED LIGHT | PR108 O M OLIVE YELLOW ST M c.p. cadmium sulfo-selenide cadmium yellow + ultramarine violet + stil de grain cadmium yellow + iron oxides + titanium-zinc white NEUTRAL GREY DEEP O F CADMIUM RED MEDIUM | PR108 O M NICKEL YELLOW | PY53 O S raw umber + cobalt blue + titanium-zinc white c.p. cadmium sulfo-selenide antimony nickel titanium oxide yellow NEUTRAL GREY LIGHT O F CADMIUM YELLOW DEEP | PY37 PAYNE’S GREY burnt umber + ultramarine blue + raw umber + cobalt blue + titanium-zinc white O M ST F c.p. cadmium sulfi de quinacridone red NEUTRAL GREY MEDIUM O F raw umber + cobalt blue + titanium-zinc white CADMIUM YELLOW LIGHT | PY37 O M PERMANENT GREEN cadmium yellow deep + O M c.p. cadmium sulfi de phthalo green + titanium & zinc oxides NEUTRAL GREY PALE O F raw umber + cobalt blue + titanium-zinc white CADMIUM YELLOW MEDIUM | PY37 PHTHALO BLUE | PB15:3 T M NEUTRAL WHITE O F c.p. cadmium sulfi de O M copper phthalocyanine titanium-zinc white + unbleached titanium dioxide OLIVE YELLOW ST M CELADON GREEN chromium oxide + cadmium O S PHTHALO GREEN | PG7 T M yellow + titanium & zinc oxides chlorinated copper phthalocyanine cadmium yellow light + ultramarine violet + stil de grain PAYNE’S GREY ST F CERULEAN BLUE | PB35 O F PHTHALO GREEN PALE O S cobalt stannate phthalo green + titanium & zinc oxides burnt umber + ultramarine blue + quinacridone PERMANENT GREEN COLOR O M CHART CERULEAN EXTRA PALE O M PHTHALO TURQUOISE T M cadmium yellow deep + phthalo green+ titanium white + zinc white cerulean blue + titanium & zinc oxides phthalo blue + phthalo green PHTHALO BLUE PB15:3 T M copper phthalocyanine CERULEAN GREY cerulean blue + raw sienna + O M PROVENCE BLUE ultramarine blue + egyptian O S titanium & zinc oxides violet + titanium & zinc oxides PHTHALO GREEN PG7 T M chlorinated copper phthalocyanine CHROMIUM OXIDE GREEN | PG17 PRUSSIAN BLUE | PB27 O M ST F PHTHALO GREEN PALE O S anhydrous chromium sesquioxide sodium ammonium ferro-ferricyanide CHART COLOR phthalo green + titanium white + zinc white COBALT BLUE | PB28 O F QUINACRIDONE MAGENTA | PV19 PHTHALO TURQUOISE T M cobalt aluminate quinacridone T S phthalo blue + phthalo green PROVENCE BLUE O S COBALT TEAL | PB28 ST M QUINACRIDONE RED | PV19 T M cobalt aluminate quinacridone ultramarine blue + egyptian violet + titanium-zinc white PRUSSIAN BLUE PB27 ST F COBALT TURQUOISE RAW SIENNA | PBr7 cobalt blue + viridian ST F natural earth ST F sodium ammonium ferro-ferricyanide QUINACRIDONE MAGENTA PV19 T S COBALT VIOLET DEEP | PV14 RAW UMBER | PBr7 quinacridone cobalt phosphate ST F natural earth ST F QUINACRIDONE RED PV19 T M quinacridone COBALT YELLOW | PY40 SANGUINE EARTH DEEP quinacridone magenta potassium cobaltinitrite T F + brown pink + titanium & zinc oxides ST F RAW SIENNA PBr7 ST F natural earth COURBET GREEN SANGUINE EARTH LIGHT quinacridone red + ST F ST F RAW UMBER PBr7 ST F burnt sienna + cadmium yellow + prussian blue stil de grain + brown pink + titanium & zinc oxides natural earth SANGUINE EARTH DEEP ST F DIANTHUS PINK O M SANGUINE EARTH MEDIUM quinacridone red + quinacridone red +titanium & zinc oxides brown pink + titanium & zinc oxides ST F quinacridone + transparent iron oxide + titanium-zinc white SANGUINE EARTH LIGHT ST F EGYPTIAN VIOLET | PV23 SAP GREEN indian yellow + phthalo green + quinacridone + transparent iron oxide + titanium-zinc white dioxazine T S brown pink T M SANGUINE EARTH MEDIUM ST F GRAPHITE GREY | PBlk10 SCARLET EXTRA PALE quinacridone + transparent iron oxide + titanium-zinc white O S O S naturally occurring graphite quinacridone brown + titanium & zinc oxides SAP GREEN T M indian yellow + phthalo green + transparent iron oxide GREEN EARTH SEPIA quinacridone magenta + brown pink + ST M stil de grain + viridian + ultramarine blue ST M ultramarine blue + titanium & zinc oxides SCARLET EXTRA PALE O S burnt scarlet + titanium-zinc white GREEN GOLD | PY129 T M SIENNA YELLOW EXTRA PALE O M SEPIA ST M azomethine copper complex stil de grain + titanium & zinc oxides quinacridone + transparent iron oxide + ultramarine blue + titanium-zinc white SIENNA YELLOW EXTRA PALE O M GREEN GOLD PALE O M STIL DE GRAIN | PR101 green gold +titanium & zinc oxides synthesized iron oxide T F transparent iron oxide + titanium-zinc white STIL DE GRAIN PR101 T F INDANTHRONE BLUE | PB60 TITANIUM WHITE | PW6 T S O synthesized iron oxide, calcined anthraquinone blue titanium dioxide TITANIUM WHITE PW6 O INDIAN YELLOW | PY83 T S TITANIUM-ZINC WHITE | PW6 + PW4 O S titanium dioxide (rutile) disazo (diarylide) titanium dioxide + zinc oxide TITANIUM-ZINC WHITE O M titanium white + zinc white INDIGO ST F TURKEY RED T F raw umber + ultramarine
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