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Colorama 8 Japanese Gansai Watercolor Set in Blue

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Colorama 8 Japanese Gansai Watercolor Set in Blue

When Yves Klein in the 1950s painted his famous deep ultramarine canvases (his ā€˜International Klein Blue’) he aimed to evoke ā€˜pure space’ and the immaterial by using one intense hue. Choosing Keeping's Colorama Collection likewise asks: what happens when you commit to one color family—greens, blues, reds, yellows? You’re selecting a chord of eight related tones, a mini-symphony of one color: blue

Details
  • 7.5" L x 5" W
  • Gansai watercolor
  • Includes 8 shades of blue
  • Chiyogami paper box
  • Non-toxic
  • Made inĀ Japan
  • Choosing Keeping presents a special edition of Gansai. This Japanese alternative to standard European watercolours is not dissimilar to gouache and is made by a 100 year old paint maker in Japan. The paints can be used directly out of the box with a wet paintbrush - either thinly in translucent washes, or by layering for a bolder effect. These can also be used on darker paper bases to enhance colors further.

    $19.25

    Original: $55.00

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    Colorama 8 Japanese Gansai Watercolor Set in Blue—

    $55.00

    $19.25

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    When Yves Klein in the 1950s painted his famous deep ultramarine canvases (his ā€˜International Klein Blue’) he aimed to evoke ā€˜pure space’ and the immaterial by using one intense hue. Choosing Keeping's Colorama Collection likewise asks: what happens when you commit to one color family—greens, blues, reds, yellows? You’re selecting a chord of eight related tones, a mini-symphony of one color: blue

    Details
  • 7.5" L x 5" W
  • Gansai watercolor
  • Includes 8 shades of blue
  • Chiyogami paper box
  • Non-toxic
  • Made inĀ Japan
  • Choosing Keeping presents a special edition of Gansai. This Japanese alternative to standard European watercolours is not dissimilar to gouache and is made by a 100 year old paint maker in Japan. The paints can be used directly out of the box with a wet paintbrush - either thinly in translucent washes, or by layering for a bolder effect. These can also be used on darker paper bases to enhance colors further.