Pigment Marker 6 Set Rich Tones
€15.64
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- With a sumptuous representation of five sections of the full Pigment Marker colour spectrum, the set of six Rich Tones is a versatile introduction to Pigment Marker. Use Mauve, Carmine, Winsor Yellow Deep, Phthalo Blue Deep and Emerald alongside the free White Blender to explore myriad colours and effects. For optimal blending performance, use the colours on Winsor & Newton Pigment Marker Paper. The set comes in an interlocking case, so you can steadily build your Pigment Marker collection and easily attach two, three or more sets.
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- Product Code0290043
- Nib Shape(s)Fine & Broad
- Our delivery times and costs vary depending on the destination country.
THIS SET CONTAINS
Pigment Marker Mauve
Colour Number 398
Lightfastness (ASTM) A
Product Code 0202398
Pigment(s) PR122, PV19, PV23
Nib Shape(s) Fine & Broad
Pigment Marker Carmine
Colour Number 127
Lightfastness (ASTM) A
Product Code 0202127
Pigment(s) PR221
Nib Shape(s) Fine & Broad
Pigment Marker Winsor Yellow Deep
Colour Number 731
Lightfastness (ASTM) A
Product Code 0202731
Pigment(s) PY83, PR188
Nib Shape(s) Fine & Broad
Pigment Marker Emerald
Colour Number 235
Lightfastness (ASTM) A
Product Code 0202235
Pigment(s) PG7, PY74
Nib Shape(s) Fine & Broad
Pigment Marker White Blender
Colour Number 163
Lightfastness (ASTM) AA
Product Code 0202163
Pigment(s) PW6
Nib Shape(s) Fine & Broad
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What goes into the Winsor & Newton Pigment Marker™?
Each Pigment Marker is made with Winsor & Newton’s signature artist-grade pigments.
What is the difference between dye-based and pigment-based inks?
Dyes are not lightfast. They dissolve to form solution in the ink, which strikes into the paper more deeply. Pigments are lightfast and made up of small particles which are finely dispersed in the ink. They tend to sit on the paper surface. Most existing markers are dye-alcohol blends, but Pigment Marker has broken away from this trend.
What do the lightfast ratings mean on each marker?
Every colour has been given an ‘A’ rating for lightfastness, which equates to 100 years without fading or changing colour when kept in normal gallery conditions. White Blender is the only marker rated 'AA' due to its pigment and opacity. The Colourless Blender has no rating because it contains no colour.
Is Winsor & Newton Pigment Marker™ waterproof?
No.
Is Winsor & Newton Pigment Marker™ acid-free?
Yes.
Can I reactivate work created with Winsor & Newton Pigment Marker™ once it has dried?
This will depend on the paper used and how absorbent it is. Pigment Marker Paper is recommended, as it allows you to easily reactivate work when dry.
What do the colour numbers on the cap stand for?
The codes refer to a specific Winsor & Newton colour, some of which also exist in our marker, acrylic, water colour and oil ranges. This does not mean that Pigment Marker can be mixed with the corresponding paint colours, but rather that the same Winsor & Newton colour shades exist across our ranges.
Can I use Pigment Marker with other media, like water colour or oil?
This is not recommended. The binder used in the formula of any given paint will block the Pigment Marker nib. However, Pigment Marker works with graphite pencils, and further experimentation is always encouraged.
What is White Blender made of?
White Blender contains White Titanium Dioxide pigment, which adds white opacity to any colour. This is different from conventional clear blenders which are made from solvents, and not from pigments.
How do I clean the nibs on White Blender and Colourless Blender?
Both Blenders can be easily cleaned by writing on a clean sheet of paper until the pigment flow returns to its original colour. While the colour on the nib might not totally disappear, the Blender will not transmit colour onto paper if thoroughly cleaned in this way.
Are refills available?
No.
What surfaces are best for Winsor & Newton Pigment Marker™ use?
Pigment Marker was developed for use on paper and, more specifically, the bespoke Pigment Marker Paper. Above all, the surface must be smooth so as not to damage the nibs.
Will Winsor & Newton Pigment Marker™ work on standard bleedproof marker paper?
Bleedproof paper is designed for dye-alcohol markers, which are extremely fast-drying and bleed through paper. Pigment Marker does not bleed through and is slower-drying; therefore, performance will be compromised due the paper’s high absorbency.
