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Old 03-28-2005, 12:42 AM   #22
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Gamblin's Ultramarine Violet, while dark, is a wonderful cooling influence on skintones, too. It's perfect for cool shadows when working with a warm light source. I've used it for shadow areas on portraits which were backlit by a late afternoon golden sun, or my current portrait, which is lit by very warm theatrical lights. Since it is a weak pigment I use it to cool light areas nicely, too.
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