Isoindoline Orange
Chromophal Orange
Tetracholoroisoindolinone Orange
Isoindolol Orange, also known as Irgazin® Orange L. This color has moderate to excellent lightfastness depending on the pigment supplier, so one may wish to do one's own lightfastness testing. It's offered by one paintmaker in oil and acrylic, and turns up in a few blends in watercolor.
PO61 pigment data from David G. Myers, The Color of Art Pigment Database, Artiscreation.com
General information about this class of pigments from Handprint,
Varies depending on manufacturer, may be Very Good
Not rated by the ASTM but likely somewhere between I and II. Some varieties show blue wool ratings that could be said to be closer to excellent (BWS 8) with a slight drop off (BWS 7) in tints, while other pigment suppliers have scores that fall closer to moderately poor lightfastness (BWS 5). The 1980s era NPIRI reports good performance in masstone with slight fading in tints for outdoor Florida lightfastness testing.
Transparent, Semi-Opaque
Lower Concern
Treat all pigments and paints with studio safety protocols.
Slow
Tetrachloro-isoindolinone
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