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Originally Posted by Gwathagor
They're oil paints.
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Some are pottery glazes.
Ishbrown for me.
Suggests I am bland. Camouflage. Analysis good.
Disagree about Durelin. Think burnt umber. Barely agree on Brinn as phthalo. Suggest Titanium instead. Naples yellow light for Nog. Yellow ochre for Gwath. Lari as shinoku. On a good firing.
Color = fascinating.
But confusing.
Ergo, burnt umber = chocolatey brown. = neutral tone, used as darkening agent. Also used in underpainting: most effective under the surface. Durelin as burnt umber = she is too subtle, and feels too dark, yet is still neutral. Cool tone.
Phthalo is cool, soft. Titanium = white. Overwhelming. Brinn feels titanium, always.
Naples yellow = bright; naples light = common skin tone. Suggest, Nog is what on the surface he appears to be.
Yellow ochre = sometimes overwhelming sunflower color. Too bright. Too abrupt. Dislike stylistically, but find useful and interesting.
Shinoku. Glaze. If surrounded by too much heat, comes off as bad. Lari = metaphorical pot: shinoku is good, just sometimes seems not.
No codes from me. Just colors, with explanations.