So who uses alizarin crimson and who doesn’t?
There is no doubt that it is a lovely colour but ever since reading Handprints questioning its lightfastness have used Perylene Maroon instead. BUT that is a completely different colour, has a huge drying shift and needs to be mixed with another colour (such as permanent rose) to get a similar hue.
I am thinking of going back to Alizarin Crimson… so interested in anyone’s thoughts.
BTW this is done in my special sketchbook dedicated to colour and colour mixing. It is such a great resource to have it all in one spot.
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