Artists Quality Pigments Blues
Note on making oil colours: Every pigment requires a different volume of oil to bring it to the desired consistency. This varies enormously, so a pigment like Alizarin, for instance, requires almost twice as much oil by volume as White Lead. In practice, it is advisable to avoid fast-drying colours that require a large amount of oil, such as Umbers, Siennas and Cobalt Blues, in underpainting, unless they are applied thinly or in tints reduced with white.
Toxicity Ratings:
The Classifications used are based on those intended for guidance of artists’ colour manufacturers where large quantities might be involved along with sustained, frequent use. We recommend that necessary safety precautions should be followed for best studio practice. Wear a dust mask and work in a well-ventilated space to avoid breathing in the dust. Do not eat, drink or touch your eyes while handling these products, and make sure that your work area is easy to clean at the end of the day. 
Code:
A - Non-hazardous.
B - Relatively harmless.
C - Very low toxic hazard – some precaution necessary.
D - Defined physiological hazard – appropriate precautions necessary.
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                  Azure Blue PigmentStarting at: £12.00 
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                  Cerulean Blue PigmentStarting at: £14.50 
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                  Cobalt Blue PigmentStarting at: £6.50 
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                  Indigo Blue Synthetic PigmentStarting at: £5.50 
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                  Indigo Blue Genuine PigmentStarting at: £8.00 
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                  Oriental Blue PigmentStarting at: £5.40 
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                  Phthalo Blue PigmentStarting at: £8.00 
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                  Prussian Blue PigmentStarting at: £5.20 
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                  Ultramarine Blue Dark PigmentStarting at: £4.00 
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                  Ultramarine Blue Light PigmentStarting at: £6.00 
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                  Ultramarine Blue Limewash PigmentStarting at: £6.30 
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                  Ultramarine PB29 PigmentStarting at: £9.10 



