Burnt Umber, Sap Green, Ultramarine Blue, Cerulean Blue, Alizarin Crimson, Cadmium Red Light, Raw Sienna, Cadmium Yellow Light, Titanium White
He also uses Burnt Sienna and Black.
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Anonymous
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I've a great respect for Mr. Kinstler. I know from his book that he uses chrome green oxie. But when I saw his palette in the workshop which you participated in I found it to be sap green. Are you sure he uses sap green? Why do not you write an article on the workshop which you attended for him?
White Cadmium Yellow – Pale or Medium Raw Sienna Cadmium Red Light Cerulean Blue Ultramarine Blue Burnt Sienna Burnt Umber Black Viridian or Chrome Oxide Green
However, I am pretty sure he used sap green that day. One of the monitors prepared the palette for Mr. Kinstler and I know there was also a blue (thalo) that he didn't like on the palette, which was quickly scraped off and replaced.
5 comments:
I've a great respect for Mr. Kinstler. I know from his book that he uses chrome green oxie. But when I saw his palette in the workshop which you participated in I found it to be sap green. Are you sure he uses sap green? Why do not you write an article on the workshop which you attended for him?
Thanks a lot.
Gamal Helal
Cairo, Egypt (29 July 2008)
Thanks for your comment!
Here is the materials list for the workshop:
White
Cadmium Yellow – Pale or Medium
Raw Sienna
Cadmium Red Light
Cerulean Blue
Ultramarine Blue
Burnt Sienna
Burnt Umber
Black
Viridian or Chrome Oxide Green
However, I am pretty sure he used sap green that day. One of the monitors prepared the palette for Mr. Kinstler and I know there was also a blue (thalo) that he didn't like on the palette, which was quickly scraped off and replaced.
Thanks for the details. What oil medium does he usually use?
Regards,
Brad.
Hi Brad,
I will have to find my notes as I don't recall at the moment.
He does use Sap Green. In his video, where he paints his friend Van Bernhard, sap green was on his palette.
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