ألوان زيتية من دالر راوني جورجيان لون (Prussian Blue) سعة (38ml) بنمط (Deep Cool Tone) قوام كريمي وتغطية عالية

- Volume: 38ml professional oil paint; - Pigment: Prussian Blue (dark, cool tone); - Texture: Smooth, buttery; - Opacity: High opacity; - Drying time: Slow drying for soft transitions; - Lightfastness: Lightfast pigment; - Best for: Seascapes, landscapes, and fine art painting.

Prussian Blue is a cooler, deeper pigment with strong tinting strength and slower drying, which supports rich shadows and glazes. Other blue oils on Fepy may vary in warmth, opacity, and drying time, so you can choose based on the mood you want to achieve and how you plan to blend.

Pair Prussian Blue with Titanium White for highlights and lighter tones, Ultramarine Blue for added depth or warmth, and Payne's Grey for neutral darks. Product pages for these shades on Fepy include: Titanium White (https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-georgian-oil-colour-titanium-white-38ml), Ultramarine Blue (https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-georgian-oil-colour-ultramarine-blue-38ml), and Payne's Grey (https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-georgian-oil-colour-paynes-grey-38ml).

Glazing to build depth, wet-on-wet blending for soft edges, scumbling for texture, and layered strokes to achieve luminous color are all effective with this oil colour.

Start with thin underlayers to map values, then apply Prussian Blue in light to moderate layers to build opacity. Work while the paint remains workable due to its slow drying, blending edges smoothly for gradual transitions.

Yes. Oil paints contain pigments, so work in a well-ventilated area, avoid skin contact, wash hands after painting, and follow the solvent or medium guidelines recommended for oil painting. Store containers tightly and dispose of materials according to local regulations.

Yes. The Georgian Oil Colour line uses lightfast pigments, including Prussian Blue, helping to maintain color vibrancy and longevity in finished artworks.

Yes, it is a professional-grade colour with high opacity and strong tinting strength. Alternatives on Fepy for similar blues include: Winsor & Newton Artist's Oil Colour Prussian Blue 37ml (https://fepy.com/product/winsor-newton-artist-oil-colour-prussian-blue-37ml), Gamblin Artist's Oil Color Prussian Blue 37ml (https://fepy.com/product/gamblin-artists-oil-color-prussian-blue-37ml), and Schmincke Prussian Blue (https://fepy.com/product/schmincke-prussian-blue-37ml).

The buttery texture and high opacity make it forgiving for beginners, with strong coverage and smooth blending. It offers good value for artists building a moody blue palette, though you might first compare it with student-grade blues to gauge feel and cost before upgrading.

Wipe off excess paint, clean brushes with the recommended solvent for oil paints, then wash with soap and water. Reseal the tube tightly and store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.

Prussian Blue is a classic pigment known for its deep, cool tone and versatility across landscapes, skies, water, and shadows. Its strong tinting strength and slow drying make it ideal for glazes and nuanced tonal work in a range of subjects.