Some color combinations just seem to come alive on the paper—and this mix is one of them. In this 水彩混合配方, we’re exploring the unexpected harmony between 邻苯二甲酸蓝绿松石 和 血石正品. One is bold, transparent, and smooth; the other, earthy and powerfully granulating. When blended, these two opposites create mesmerizing cool tones filled with texture and depth—perfect for painting moody skies, distant landscapes, or abstract expressions inspired by nature.

A vibrant, deep turquoise with exceptional clarity and staining strength, Phthalo Blue Turquoise (PB16) brings oceanic depth and jewel-like brilliance to any palette. This highly transparent pigment flows beautifully, creating luminous washes and bold mixes. It leans toward green in mass tone and softens to a clean turquoise blue when diluted—perfect for portraying water, shadows, or expressive cool tones.

颜料： PB16
透明度： 透明的
染色： 染色
造粒： 非造粒
耐光性： 优秀的

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Mined from the hills of India, 血石正品 is a fascinating PrimaTek® color made from the natural mineral heliotrope. This earthy gray-green is packed with texture—granulating dramatically as it settles into paper, revealing flecks of rich hematite. When diluted, it reveals warm gray undertones; in mass tone, it’s mysterious and moody. Bloodstone Genuine adds natural depth and shadow to any mixture.

颜料： Genuine Bloodstone (Natural Mineral)
透明度： 半透明
染色： 低的
造粒： Strong
耐光性： 优秀的

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When 邻苯二甲酸蓝绿松石 meets 血石正品, the result is captivating. The smooth, staining turquoise pigment intertwines with the granulating, earthy mineral to create a cool, stormy mix that feels both deep and dynamic.

In washes, the granulation of the Bloodstone breaks apart beautifully, adding texture that feels earthy—like shifting sands beneath clear water or distant mountain shadows. Depending on the ratio, you can create everything from icy teals and slate blues 到 moody, weathered neutrals

For artists who love expressive texture, this pairing is a must-try. The mix demonstrates how a smooth synthetic pigment and a granulating mineral pigment can interact to produce layered, atmospheric results. Try it for yourself!