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notes/art/paint.md

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-## Toxic 
-
-☠️ https://davidawindham.com/black-oil-stand-oil/
-
-Gamblin safety for schools - https://gamblincolors.com/studio-safety/guideforschools/
-
-**Toxicity**: lead, cadmium, mercury, cobalt, barium, chromium, arsenic
-
-Binus University - [SAFETY OF ARTISTIC PIGMENTS](https://base.binus.ac.id/2017/12/28/safety-of-artistic-pigments/). 
-
-Toxic
-- antimony white (antimony trioxide)
-- barium yellow (barium chromate)
-- burnt or raw umber (iron oxides, manganese silicates or dioxide)
-- cadmium red, orange or yellow (cadmium sulfide, cadmium selenide)
-- chrome green (Prussian blue, lead chromate)
-- chrome orange (lead carbonate)
-- chrome yellow (lead chromate)
-- cobalt violet (cobalt arsenate or cobalt phosphate)
-- cobalt yellow (potassium cobalt nitrate)
-- lead or flake white (lead carbonate)
-- lithol red (sodium, barium and calcium salts of azo pigments)
-- manganese violet (manganese ammonium pyrophosphate)
-- molybdate orange (lead chromate, lead molybdate, lead sulfate)
-- naples yellow (lead antimonate)
-- strontium yellow (strontium chromate)
-- vermilion (mercuric sulfide)
-- zinc sulfide
-- zinc yellow (zinc chromate)
-
-Moderate
-- alizarin crimson
-- carbon black
-- cerulean blue (cobalt stannate)
-- cobalt blue (cobalt stannate)
-- cobalt green (calcined cobalt, zinc and aluminum oxides)
-- chromium oxide green (chromic oxide)
-- Phthalo blue and greens (copper phthalocyanine)
-- manganese blue (barium manganate, barium sulfate)
-- Prussian blue (ferric ferrocyanide)
-- toluidine red and yellow (insoluble azo pigment)
-- viridian (hydrated chromic oxide)
-- zinc white (zinc oxide)
-
 ## Binders
 
 ## Brands
@@ -75,6 +31,8 @@ Sometimes different colors for different brands but these are my favorites in or
 - Lefranc & Bourgeois ( but the tubes keep busting on me - every busted tube in my box is this brand ... also evidently bought out by W&N and can't get em in the US anymore )
 - Windsor & Newton
 
+https://blueridgeoilpaint.com/about-us/  
+https://gamblinstore.com/big-imperfect-tubes-series-1/  
 
 
 ## Colors
@@ -125,9 +83,61 @@ keep cracks from appearing because lower layers dry before top layers. thin lowe
 
 ## Reference Cards
 
-![](/img/paint-old-holland-oil.jpg)
-<div style={{display: 'flex',  justifyContent:'center', alignItems:'center', fontSize:'small', marginBottom:'20px'}}>Old Holland Oils</div>
 ![](/img/paint-graham-oil.jpg)
 <div style={{display: 'flex',  justifyContent:'center', alignItems:'center', fontSize:'small', marginBottom:'20px'}}>M. Graham Oils</div>
+
+![](/img/paint-sennelier-oil.jpg)
+![](/img/paint-sennelier-oil-2.jpg)
+![](/img/paint-sennelier-oil-3.jpg)
+![](/img/paint-sennelier-oil-4.jpg)
+<div style={{display: 'flex',  justifyContent:'center', alignItems:'center', fontSize:'small', marginBottom:'20px'}}>Sennelier</div>
+
+![](/img/paint-old-holland-oil.jpg)
+<div style={{display: 'flex',  justifyContent:'center', alignItems:'center', fontSize:'small', marginBottom:'20px'}}>Old Holland Oils</div>
+
 ![](/img/paint-graham-water.jpg)
 <div style={{display: 'flex',  justifyContent:'center', alignItems:'center', fontSize:'small', marginBottom:'20px'}}>M. Graham Watercolor</div>
+
+## Toxic 
+
+☠️ https://davidawindham.com/black-oil-stand-oil/
+
+Gamblin safety for schools - https://gamblincolors.com/studio-safety/guideforschools/
+
+**Toxicity**: lead, cadmium, mercury, cobalt, barium, chromium, arsenic
+
+Binus University - [SAFETY OF ARTISTIC PIGMENTS](https://base.binus.ac.id/2017/12/28/safety-of-artistic-pigments/). 
+
+Toxic
+- antimony white (antimony trioxide)
+- barium yellow (barium chromate)
+- burnt or raw umber (iron oxides, manganese silicates or dioxide)
+- cadmium red, orange or yellow (cadmium sulfide, cadmium selenide)
+- chrome green (Prussian blue, lead chromate)
+- chrome orange (lead carbonate)
+- chrome yellow (lead chromate)
+- cobalt violet (cobalt arsenate or cobalt phosphate)
+- cobalt yellow (potassium cobalt nitrate)
+- lead or flake white (lead carbonate)
+- lithol red (sodium, barium and calcium salts of azo pigments)
+- manganese violet (manganese ammonium pyrophosphate)
+- molybdate orange (lead chromate, lead molybdate, lead sulfate)
+- naples yellow (lead antimonate)
+- strontium yellow (strontium chromate)
+- vermilion (mercuric sulfide)
+- zinc sulfide
+- zinc yellow (zinc chromate)
+
+Moderate
+- alizarin crimson
+- carbon black
+- cerulean blue (cobalt stannate)
+- cobalt blue (cobalt stannate)
+- cobalt green (calcined cobalt, zinc and aluminum oxides)
+- chromium oxide green (chromic oxide)
+- Phthalo blue and greens (copper phthalocyanine)
+- manganese blue (barium manganate, barium sulfate)
+- Prussian blue (ferric ferrocyanide)
+- toluidine red and yellow (insoluble azo pigment)
+- viridian (hydrated chromic oxide)
+- zinc white (zinc oxide)

notes/art/palette.md

@@ -5,15 +5,24 @@
 My favorite painting instructor from college had me on the only palette I ever really knew. I don't remember exactly what it was but I still have the old tubes of paint. 
 
 
-primarily these:
-- cadmium red 
-- cadmium yellow
-- ultramarine 
-- burnt umber
-- yellow ochre
-- white
+## Palettes
+
+
+min: 
+- yellow orchre
+- alizarin crimson
+- ultramarine
+- titanium
 
-bigger:
+primary:
+- yellow ochre/cad light
+- cadmium red/crimson 
+- blue ultramarine/cobalt/cerulean
+- green - viridian/cad
+- burnt umber/sienna/ivory
+- titanium
+
+large:
 - titanium white ⚪️
 - titanium buff
 - naples yellow
@@ -35,7 +44,26 @@ bigger:
 - raw umber
 - ivory black ⚫️
 
-## Palletes
+classic:
+- yellows - Orchre/Naples
+- blues - Ultramarine/Prussian
+- reds - Vermilion/Rose Madder
+- greens - Terra Verte
+- dark - van dyke/ivory
+
+split primary ( warm/cool)
+- yellow - cad / lemon or naples
+- red - cad or vermilion / crimson or quinacridone
+- blue - ultramarine / cerulean
+- ivory/titanium
+
+portraiture:
+- yellow - orchre / cad
+- red - cad/crimson
+- blue - ultramarine / cerulean
+- burnt/raw umber & sienna
+
+
 
 
 ## Colors