Potters Pink
Pigment HistoryPotter's Pink / Chrome Tin Pink. Synthetic mineral. A historic ceramic pink; opaque, soft, and very permanent.
Potters Pink is a single-pigment Michael Harding watercolour made with PR233.
It is semi-opaque, excellent lightfastness, granulating, low staining power, tinting strength 2.
- Code
- W302
- Series
- Series 3
- Pigment Index
- PR233
- Contents
- 15ml tube
- Lightfastness
- Excellent
- Tint Power
- 2
- Granulation
- YES
- Staining Power
- Low
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Tint · Tone · Shade · Glaze
Preview how Potters Pink 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.
Potters Pink 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.
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What pigment is used in Potters Pink?
Potters Pink is made with PR233.
Is Potters Pink a single-pigment colour?
Yes. Potters Pink uses a single pigment (PR233), so its behaviour stays consistent and predictable on the palette.
Is Potters Pink transparent or opaque?
Potters Pink is semi-opaque.
Is Potters Pink lightfast?
Potters Pink has excellent lightfastness.
Does Potters Pink granulate?
In watercolour, Potters Pink is granulating.
Does Potters Pink stain the paper?
Potters Pink has low staining power.
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