Cerulean Blue - Case for Making watercolor but firmer than the graphite

but firmer than the graphite found in the Blackwing Matte

This print showcases the many twists and folds of Rhode Island's coastline

Venetian Red is a nice addition to any palette

Sophie says: “This is such a beautiful purple

Cerulean Blue - Case for Making watercolor but firmer than the graphiteThe traditional cool blue, Cerulean tends toward yellow rather than red therefore this color is best used to mix greens but not purples. This color is richly saturated and fades into soft sky blues with medium granulation. Sophie says: This is considered one of the six core pigments for mixing. Its a perfect counterpart to Ultramarine blue. Single color half pan made by hand by Case for Making in San Francisco.