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Vasari Artists' Oil Colors Review | Paint List

Today we’re reviewing Vasari Oil Colors. I've used these paints for years, and found their consistency to be one of the main reasons for using them. That said, I would not pick these paints for any impasto work. Vasari colors are highly pigmented and yet have a lot of glide to them. Little to no medium is usually required with these colors (though of course that depends on your working methods). To find out more you can check out various Vasari colors over on paintlist.com. We also have several cross-brand review articles where some of these Vasari colors are compared with other paints. On Paint List, you can search for your favorite paints, save them, and discover new ones. 🎨 Browse the line of Vasari Artist Oil Colors on Paint List: https://www.paintlist.com/search/oil/... __ Unfortunately Vasari doesn’t always list the pigments in their blends. Here are some resources on why it’s important to know the pigments in your paints. Golden’s Research on Lightfastness and Mixing Whites from Just Paint: https://justpaint.org/astm-lightfastn... Also Natural Pigments' video on lightfastness and mixing whites does a great job of explaining the issues involved:    • Your Oil Paints Will Fade — Learn Why and ...   When paints don't list the pigments, you obviously won't know if a blend contains Zinc White. Here's a link with some resources on the ongoing Zinc White conversation: https://goldenartistcolors.com/resour... Key Moments: 00:00 Intro 01:10 Vasari’s Consistency 03:02 Vasari’s Tinting Strength 04:00 Vasari’s Cadmiums 05:08 Vasari’s Other Colors 06:05 Vasari’s Convenience Blends 09:53 Sets 12:04 Formulation Changes 12:33 Specialty Pigments 13:02 Thanks for Watching -- For more reviews of artist’s paints visit https://www.paintlist.com. You can search for paints by brand, by pigment, or by paint name. -- Some quick caveats: The colors on the screen differs from the color of the paint. Everyone’s screen differs a bit and some paint colors are out of gamut. Many important fine art materials are toxic, so please do your research and take the proper precautions- these colors are for professional use. Please keep in mind, this is just our opinion on the paints, and it is offered for education, entertainment, and a spirit of sharing our love of artist paints (in other words, we make no warranties or guarantees and your mileage may vary). Let us know about your experiences— we want to hear them. Have you used this paint? Let us know in the comments. Thanks for watching and Happy Painting! 🎨