This is a pigment whose color and shine change depending on the viewing angle, light, base color, and paper color.

[Features]

When applied to white paper, it appears almost colorless at first glance, but the pale pearl color is polarized depending on the angle of light and the viewing angle.

When applied to dark paper, the light is absorbed by the color of the paper, adding a strong metallic color and shine.

In addition, regardless of the color of the paper, the stronger the light, the stronger the color of the particles and the more sparkling it becomes.

[Usage]

In addition to mixing Opal Colors with other colors, you can also mix them with other water-based inks and paints.

Can be used for all kinds of art works, such as illustrations, paintings, and calligraphy.

[About the pigments used]

When light hits opals or pearl shells, a phenomenon called "play of color" can be seen, in which the diffuse reflection and absorption of light creates rainbow-like colors. Opal Colors uses pearl pigments made from high-quality artificial mica that produce a similar effect, and expresses color through the interference of light without using color pigments. This makes it a color material that is excellent in light resistance and environmentally friendly.

[Color details]

No. 634 Yu Kobai

No. 692 Yu Akakin

No. 695 Yu Tang Kin

No. 651 Yu Wakakusa

No. 663 Yu Aqua

No. 638 Yu Murasaki