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Why does the blue paint look like this?
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11-12-2023, 08:31 PM
Maybe, it's hard to tell. So often in the thick, blue paint there is a greenish yellow undershine. Is this an indication of overpainting, or one of the ingredients of the paint that separated out? Or an artistic attempt to get a certain shade by layering colors? The latter feels unlikely since the blue is so very thick and highly saturated.
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