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Thanks for all the swatches. Even without ability to enlarge(?), one can see what a beautiful Algae Blue color is. It’s very teal. While it’s very non-aristic to talk about money, one has to realize that these colors surely don’t come cheap. The payout of course, is great, however, ordering any Cadmium color will set you back $20, and other colors? I’m afraid to ask. Right now, I have been sticking with Grumbacher colors, substituting only cadmiums with WN. The rest, including beautiful Algae Blue, are mixed by me!
Angel,
Actually, it’s Alger blue, and it is beautiful. Of course it’s appropriate to talk about money; art materials can be very expensive. I would like to point out that, within the realm of high-quality paint, Doak’s prices are very low.