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Prismacolor Premier Discontinues Lavender and Lilac Colors

Prismacolor Premier coloring pencils PC934 Lavender and PC956 Lilac have been discontinued , since the pigment color, the raw material, is no longer manufactured. Prismacolor PC934 Lavender and PC956 Lilac coloring pencils So, these two colors will be replaced by: PC934 Lavender will be replaced by PC1104 Amethyst PC956 Lilac will be replaced by PC1105 Orchid There is no date, for now, for having these two new colors available and it could be many months. For now, the Lilac and Lavender will be replaced in any sets where they appear, until the new colors are available: In the 132 and 150 sets, will be replaced by the White and the Blender pencils. In the smaller sets, they have alternate colors for replacing them.

Faber-Castell Color Name Changes

I've bought a set of 60 Faber-Castell Polychromos on the last week from Germany, and this week I read somewhere that Faber-Castell is renaming some colors. I went to check right away if I got the pencils with the old or new color names. Fortunatelly, it has the new color names. Faber-Castell Polychromos 120 colors So, for your guidance, here you can find the old color names and the new color names. Old Name Color Number New Name Dark Flesh 130 Salmon Medium Flesh 131 Coral Light Flesh 132 Beige Red Medium Skin (Pitt Artist Pen) 116 Apricot Light Skin (Pitt Artist Pen) 114 Pale Pink Geranium Lake 121 Pale Geranium Lake Magenta 134 Crimson Apple Green 170 May Green Hunter Green

Color Theory

Know some basic concepts about color theory. Terminology Hue : Newton divided colors into seven basic hues, each produced by a single wavelength – red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, and violet. Saturation/Chroma : It's the purity of a hue. Ranges from pure color (100%) to gray (0%) Value : Is synonymous with intensity, and refers to the lightness or darkness of a color. It can be measured in a scale from 0 to 100%, where 0 is white and 100 is black. Highly saturated colors always have the medium value. Color Intensity Changes when tints , tones or shades are added. Tint : a hue + white. The color is lightened and less intense. Tone : a hue + grey. The color is neutralized. Shade : a hue + black. The color is darkened and less intense. Color Temperature Cool colors : make the object receed. Green and Blue are cool colors. Warm colors : brings the object forward. Red and Yellow are warm colors. The Color Wheel Primary Colors We've been taught at school about the color wh

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