The Latest Addition To Our Line Of Pigment Green 7?
For anyone who’s ever used any of our Pigment Green colours, you know that there’s more to them than meets the eye. With Pigment Green 7, we’ve taken the colour that made Pigment Green famous and added an exciting new twist. It’s not just the same old green you’ve come to expect; it’s Pigment Green 7!
Pigment Green 7 – Stop Signs.
Many colour blind individuals in particular have trouble seeing red and green traffic lights due to their impairment with Reds. As a result, an increasing number of people are petitioning for a new type of stoplight that uses yellow lights rather than red ones so they can see them more easily. Yellow lights make it easier for people with colour blindness -, when it comes to traffic lights and other types of signage used outdoors where lighting conditions vary widely, we strongly suggest using yellow indicators or highlights over red ones because these stand out more against darker backgrounds. The same holds inside buildings. For example, if you have a dark wall at home which you use as part of your decoration scheme, try using artwork or accessories in yellows and oranges so they stand out against it. This is also helpful for people who suffer from macular degeneration (age-related vision loss).
Pigment Green 7 – Contrasts (Part I).
One of the interesting facts about Pigment Green 7 is that it doesn’t exhibit optical brightness like other pigment colourants. It’s also true that pigment density and stability are a challenge when using PG7; however, we can help you solve both problems. Let us show you how PG7 can improve your product by using specially-developed processes for pigment coatings and finished goods. We can even make sure there are no adverse effects on taste or odour and guarantee that all regulations are followed. We have all resources you need to work with PG7 – contact us today!
Pigment Green 7 – Mood Boards.
To create a unified atmosphere in any space, you have to have solid colour choices. With that in mind, we’ve developed a mood board full of ideas for using Pigment Green 7. Get creative with your design scheme by looking at all of these design ideas that combine sophisticated neutrals with sharp accents in greens and reds (along with some dreamy blue-greens). Use them as a jumping-off point for your schemes or completely disregard them if you’re feeling rebellious. This is your project after all! Here are some more mood boards.
Pigment Green 7 – Schemes: Looking for something a little bit more specific? We’ve got plenty of options for you! Check out our comprehensive list of colour combinations that utilize Pigment Green 7—from cool grayscale schemes to warm hues inspired by nature. These combinations make it easy to put together an attractive, cohesive look without spending hours on Pinterest searching through images. Need even more inspiration? Check out these other collections: Shades of Brown, Shades of Gray, Shades of Blue and Shades of Purple.
Pigment Green 7 – How to Use.
With its high fluorescence level and distinct green-yellow hue, it makes an excellent replacement for Phthalo Blue Largest manufacturer of phthalocyanine pigments. Permanence rating is excellent with lightfastness rated at me. It may appear to be transparent in some colourants but never appears opaque. Applications include Visual Arts (including decorative objects), Paintings, Mosaics and Ceramics. The content of individual pigment ranges from 65% to 80%. In offset printing (lithography) our PG7 Pathway pages are designed specifically for digital plate making using flexo or gravure systems utilizing Pigment Inks.
Please contact us directly with any application questions or samples that you need help with using these new pages for your personal art use or commercial production needs. They can also be used for creating Lithographic Printing Plates when combined with Dyes on special paper stock. This material offers exceptional brightness and opacity along with strong fastness properties including UV protection. When compared to other artists’ quality media such as Gamblin, Holbein & Winsor & Newton.
we offer competitive pricing while still maintaining premium quality standards which have been refined over decades of research & development into artists’ materials by Dave Fredrick and his staff chemists who develop all products produced under Dave’s Pigment brand name at Ink Technology International Incorporated. We guarantee 100% satisfaction on every product we produce; if you’re not happy please let us know how we can make things better!
