Ochre or Ocher

Ochre is a hard clay like pigment, a substance that is taken straight from the earth and not refined in anyway. It is ground down and mixed with water to create a guiche like paint. Ochure comes in variosu shades of Orange, Red, Brown, White, Charcoal may also be added to create darker shades. Ochre is the traditional form of paint used by Australian Aboriginals.

Related to Ochre or Ocher:
Pigments Aboriginal Art Alizarin Azurite Burnt Sienna Burnt Umber Chrome Yellow Color Cremnitz White Flake White Indian Red Indian Yellow Lapis Lazuli Light Red Madder Mars Colors Ochre or Ocher Phthalocyanine Pigment Prussian Blue Raw Sienna Raw Umber Red Earth / Red Oxide Titanium White Turquoise Venetian Red Vermilion Yellow Ochre Yellow Oxide Zinc

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