"Inorganic – Lead Tin Yellow Lemon is a vivid, sulphury yellow. Like its lighter version, it’s indispensable to artists mixing flesh tones, which can be achieved with the unlikely choice of brilliant pink and rendering the challenge much easier."
- Michael Harding
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I’m in love MH’s Lead Tin Yellow’s - The ‘Lemon’ (LEMON) is perfect for a punchier, warmer mixing ‘white’ rather than using a pure white, or just as a very soft yellow. Great to use to lighten an orange for example without losing the warmth and depth of the original colour. The mixes all have a natural, soft glow.
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Mia O.
Amazing quality paints! The difference with Michael Harding paints to others, are clear when you use them. They go much further than other paints and you don’t need to add any mediums to work with them as they are so buttery and beautiful. As for Lead Tin Lemon, it is the perfect skin tone complement to mix in with other semi and transparent (gentle) hues such as Rose Madder , perhaps a touch of Cobalt Violet Dark or Cerulean to make a harmonious, natural looking skin tone. Note of caution, these original hues are very gentle, so if you add a synthetic to the mix you have to be very sparse with it or it will drown out the translucent effect (and most of the tint) of the other hue. As a mainly portrait artist, I love these hues. :D
