Daler-Rowney Georgian (student)No. D111014619
Cadmium Orange Hue
- Opacity
- Not stated
- Lightfastness
- Not rated
- Series
- Not stated
- Maker's rating
- 3–4 stars range-wide (per color not published)
Hue or substitute.
Labeled as a hue: a substitute mixture for the named color. The name promises cadmium.
Cadmium colors are opaque, warm and strong, but cost more and are toxic if swallowed or breathed in as dust. Hues are cheaper and safer, and usually more transparent, so they cover less well.
Compared with Cadmium Orange (M. Graham):
- Safety: this hue has no cadmium; the genuine does.
What's in the tube: 2 pigments
Bar widths are estimates: makers list pigments roughly in order of amount but don't publish proportions.
Same color from other brands
OrangeArt Creation PO34 PY3Same main pigment (PO34), with a yellow (PY3) in place of a yellow (PY73)
Same pigments is the closest match. Similar mix shares the main pigment. Similar color looks alike but is made differently.
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