Ultramarine Blue is a rich transparent blue. It was created by French chemist Guimet in 1828 as a synthetic but chemically identical alternative to the expensive pigment derived from Lapis Lazuli.
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Outstanding!!! I have used Winsor & Newton in my watercolour collection but never in acrylic. This paint is so beautiful, it is rich and buttery and truly packs a punch. Less is more with this product and it will not loose any of it's pigment or punch if you dilute the paint with a medium or water.
Just buy and try you will be so glad you did. I never used it before because I mainly work in watercolour as I said and when I did work in acrylic because of the canvas sizes I thought I would go through too much paint, therefore making the product too expensive in the niche I have carved out.
Again I want to stress it did not add any $s to my budget in fact due to the ability to loosen it up without loss of pigments my final outlay was LESS than before. So I was using a premium product, using less because of the features of the paint and selling the most gorgeous paintings.
