Cobalt Blue Paint is made by combining the colors Cyan, Ultramarine Blue and White in proper amounts. It is made using acrylic artist paints used on canvas, you can get these paints at Walmart or at an art store like Michael's. You can surf the web to see the color as it appears in nature and in man-made objects like vases, and then experiment until you reach that color. Home Depot carries "Behr" paints for walls, and they have a near match/similar color to Cobalt Blue called Cerulean #560B-7; If painting a wall with this, do 2 or more coats, and after it dries, then go back over it with 2 coats of Cobalt Glaze #570B7 - both paints are from Behr, sold at Home Depot (in the year 2009/Houston TX) I'm planning to repaint my Dining Room with these and then hang Greek Orthodox Icons (Pictures) displaying Byzantine scenes of Christ, the Virgin Mary, Angels and Saints all over the wall, with backgrounds of Gold and Silver - you can see these beautiful Iconic pictures on-line under "Greek Orthodox Icons". It will be a very beautiful room. Beneath my growing collection of these icons, I plan to place an ornate table and place rows of candles in cobalt blue glasses that all match, and an incense burner at the center - it will be a beautiful sight. My dining room already boasts an Italian chandelier that has a lighter version of cobalt blue on its ceramic body, and is ornamented with miniature white greek images. I also have a wonderful collection of crosses, which I am adding to. So that is "how" you can easily get cobalt blue paint, either for your own artwork or for home-decore, and what you can do with it once you get it. Good luck in whatever you do with cobalt blue - it is a color that makes your eyes 'sing', and I would describe it as, that it does for your eyes what that really "tart and tangy" candy does for your mouth! WOW! ~ Cynthia :)
Cobalt chloride, CoCl2, is a fascinating compound that changes color in response to humidity. As humidity increases, cobalt chloride changes color from sky blue to purple to pink. Such striking changes in color make cobalt chloride useful as a humidity indicator in weather instruments.
Yellows go with blues, but are considered to be 'contrasts'. Greens and grays go with blues, but that's just my opinion. Ask the person who will be paying for the work what THEY like to 'go with cobalt'.
in its solid elemental form, it is a dark silver colour
blue and green
Cobalt: goes well with iron
Cobalt is a silvery gray metal. A link is provided.
The anhydrous cobalt chloride is blue.
Cobalt blue
The compounds of Cobalt as CoCl2 and Cu2O are red.
The colour of cobalt chloride paper is BLUE when NO WATER is present.When WATER is present it is PINK.
The color of the cobalt streak is blue
Cobalt !
cobalt blue of course
The pigments in cobalt salts of alumina are used to make the color cobalt blue. The pigments are strong, which is why the color is used in many pieces of jewelry, paint and ceramics.
Cobalt: goes well with iron
nope it goes monza-Cavalier-cobalt
The color given off from the potassium through the blue cobalt glass is somewhat if a lavender, lilac color.
Cobalt blue is a wonderful color. You can match it up in any of the following combinations: 1) Chartreuse and even aqua 2) Pink with touches of silver is also fine if you want to soften the look 3) Lilac with touches of pale yellow
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Cobalt.
Cobalt is a silvery gray metal. A link is provided.