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Prussian Blue is a versatile pigment that plays a vital role in colour mixing, offering a wide range of possibilities:

Dark Greens: Prussian Blue is ideal for creating rich dark greens. Try mixing Prussian Blue with Transparent Yellow Oxide for deep, moody greens. Or Cadmium Yellow Light or Nickel Titanate are excellent choices for cleaner greens, while earth colours can create the more olive types of garden often found in nature.

Blacks: By blending Prussian Blue with other dark shades, you can achieve deep blacks that add depth and intensity to your artwork.

Violets: Prussian Blue can be used to create exciting violets. Mix it with Matisse Rose Madder or Magenta Quin Violet for dark purples. Combine Prussian Blue with Permanent Light Violet and a touch of Australian Red Violet for lighter mauves. Adding Venetian Red into these mixtures can yield beautiful results for softer, more natural violets.

By understanding the properties of Prussian Blue and experimenting with different combinations, artists can unlock a broad spectrum of colours, from vibrant greens and purples to subtle earth tones. Its adaptability and unique characteristics make Prussian Blue essential to any artist's palette.

Matisse Structure Formula is a rich impasto acrylic paint. 
The intense, vibrant colours of the Structure Formula paints cover the full
colour spectrum, including several uniquely Australian colours.
Only the finest quality pigments and ingredients are selected for the Matisse range of premium acrylic colours. 
All have the highest lightfastness rating of ASTM 1 or 2 and are archival quality.