Handmade Oil Paint: Mixing Colors Line
Payne’s Gray
Joules & Joules Payne's Gray is a dark, deep, opaque, and highly lightfast bluish-black color, with moderate tinting strength and high covering power. It is a historic color mixture created by the watercolorist William Payne (1780-1830) in the late 18th century. It originally consisted of a mixture of Prussian Blue, Yellow Ochre, and Carmine.
Color Index
PBk 6 + PB 29
Binder
Cold-Pressed Linseed Oil and Cold-Pressed Safflower Oil
Transparency/Opacity
Opaque
Lightfastness
I (Excellent)
Tinting Strength
Medium
Drying Rate
Fast
Observations
Excellent permanence in all media.
Toxicity
Non-toxic. Avoid inhalation and contact with the powdered pigment and ingestion of the paint.
Material Safety Data Sheet
Can be accessed on the website here.
Series
2
Availability
37ml and 100ml tubes. 900ml* and 3.6 L* cans.
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