WN Griffin Alkyd French Ultramarine stretcher Designed to be used after

Designed to be used after the paint has thoroughly dried (which can take up to one year)

The blue undertones are similar to but much milder than those of Prussian blue

All 84 shades display the maximum degree of light fastness (4-5 stars) and exhibit a creamy buttery consistency that mixes well and produces responsive brush marks with great texture

the stainless steel blade is stiffer than its carbon steel equivalent

WN Griffin Alkyd French Ultramarine stretcher Designed to be used afterFollowing the popularity of acrylic colours, which dry in 10 20 minutes, oil painters began requesting a product which dried faster than traditional oils. Winsor & Newton responded in 1976 by developing a range of alkyd colours, which has today become Griffin Alkyd Fast Drying Oil Colour. Alkyds are made from a naturally derived vegetable oil that is polymerized. The result is a resin like product that, when mixed with a solvent, is very similar to