
Cobalt Teal
Pigment HistoryCobalt Green Deep. Synthetic mineral. A deeper cobalt green variant; stable and permanent.
Cobalt Teal is a single-pigment Michael Harding watercolour made with PG50.
It is semi-transparent, excellent lightfastness, granulating, non staining staining power, tinting strength 1.
- Code
- W303
- Series
- Series 3
- Pigment Index
- PG50
- Contents
- 15ml tube
- Lightfastness
- Excellent
- Tint Power
- 1
- Granulation
- YES
- Staining Power
- Non Staining
Measured colour data
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Tint · Tone · Shade · Glaze
Preview how Cobalt Teal behaves when mixed, toned, shaded and glazed. Each swatch is computed from the masstone using a perceptual subtractive model - an approximation for guidance, not a formulation guarantee.

Cobalt Teal straight from the tube.
A thin wash over white.
Mixed with Titanium White.
Mixed with a mid neutral grey.
Darkened with a chromatic black.
A thin transparent film over white.
Popular combinations
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What pigment is used in Cobalt Teal?
Cobalt Teal is made with PG50.
Is Cobalt Teal a single-pigment colour?
Yes. Cobalt Teal uses a single pigment (PG50), so its behaviour stays consistent and predictable on the palette.
Is Cobalt Teal transparent or opaque?
Cobalt Teal is semi-transparent.
Is Cobalt Teal lightfast?
Cobalt Teal has excellent lightfastness.
Does Cobalt Teal granulate?
In watercolour, Cobalt Teal is granulating.
Does Cobalt Teal stain the paper?
Cobalt Teal has non staining staining power.
Is Cobalt Teal vegan?
Yes. Cobalt Teal contains no animal-derived ingredients and is suitable for vegan artists.
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