Unveiling Art History: The Five Most Important Natural Pigments In Painting

[@annaguettabi3974]

Alaska’s abandoned copper mine Kennekot has loads of lazurite in it. I walked on top of turned soil and picked few gorgeous blue rocks.

[@RublevColours]

The mines in Kennecott, Alaska, only produce azurite, another blue mineral of copper carboante, which is different from lazurite, the blue mineral in lapis lazuli.

[@SnkobArts]

Ooooh

[@finight5863]

This channel is content. I find it pleasing to stay. some camerawork there worth appraisal. I'm now a regular.

[@RublevColours]

Thanks!

[@pepa1420]

I have about 10 small blocks of Lazurite/Lapizlazuli from Chile with small golden veins. Very happy to find your channel. Thanks.

[@tessblog3384]

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[@RublevColours]

Thank you 👍

[@keepyourshoesathedoor]

That’s amazing y’all offer such a wealth of knowledge for free. Thank you so much.🙏

[@RublevColours]

Our pleasure!

[@4566Iggy]

Will Mayan blue ever come back and will you guys make Egyptian blue a paint finally?

[@gothxSpice]

just saw it now on their site :)

[@rsantrach]

Thank you very much for this interesting program. Also, the necklace you are wearing is beautiful. I’m curious, is it turquoise? Dry Creek turquoise?

[@RublevColours]

Yes, it is!

[@mard9802]

Is cinnabar the same as genuine Chinese vermillion? Thank you for the presentation - beautiful colours!

[@RublevColours]

Chinese vermilion is an artificial pigment produced from either cinnabar or other mercury ore. Cinnabar is the natural red mercuric sulfide mineral.

[@kristindarnell-kreger5690]

You guys are hilarious! Great video. Thanks so much.

[@RublevColours]

Our pleasure!

[@4566Iggy]

Will you guys ever bring back Vermillion paint?

[@RublevColours]

We are working on it and hope to have it later this year.

[@4566Iggy]

@@RublevColours I'll pay good money to see a 150ML version and 150ML of the cadmium colours. I'm afraid I might be addicted to your paints.

[@mard9802]

Even though these pigments are listed only on your US website, do you ship to Canada?

[@RublevColours]

Yes, we ship to Canada!

[@SnkobArts]

Petition to change Rublevs Ultramarine to George-Sock Blue

[@pepa1420]

Do you post the oil paints to Australia? What about mediums, solvent free?

[@RublevColours]

Yes, we ship to Australia, and there is a store in Sydney that carries most of our products: Kadmium Art Supply.

[@carminevescio6373]

Do these Natural Pigments add economic value to our paintings?

[@RublevColours]

That depends on your customers.