Yes you did and thank you so much! I'm not a big floral painter but I am loving how these colors are challenging me and helping me discover new mixes I might never have tried without it! I am LOVING it. Thank you so much Rob.

Thank you. I agree, mixing is fun.

I had thought about it, but the mix was born out of wanting the hue when I was using the colors I had on my MaimeriBlu palette, so I wanted to stay true to the original mix I created with that. I did get some granulation but definitely not as much as regular Perylene Green by DS gave me.

@@cherylj.harris4967 glad you like it! Happy mixing!

That is great! Thanks for sharing.

My apologies, usually when a pigment has a unique color name like that I say what the pigment is, like in the case of the PG7 being a phthalo green. The PBr25 is a benzimidazolone brown, which would be permanent brown by Daniel Smith, benzimidazolone burn orange by QoR and one of their new colors, and red brown would be the color name by Mijello Mission Gold to name a few. I am sure there are other brands that probably have it in their range as well. I would say you could try to substitute a PR101 or a PBr7 if they looked close enough to the MaimeriBlu Dragon's Blood version of the PBr25 and when I look at my swatches, the Daniel Smith Burnt Sienna PBr7 is not a perfect match, it is a bit warmer, as is QoR Venetian Red PR101 also not exact, but both are similar and ones I would attempt to try if I had those palettes in my hand and did not have the PBr25. I hope that helps, great question!

@@adk9215 it’s made from the resin secretions of theDaemonorops draco plant

The MAIMERIBLU spec says it is pbr25 also known as brown madder,Permanent brown or ,imidazolone Brown

Oops I missed that `Angela had already replied

I use caput mortem for a red brown. I wonder if that would work.

@@ianjackson8643 😂 yes! No dragons were harmed in the making of this paint! 🤣

No no no, no dragons were harmed what so ever. lol

@@maurasmith-mitsky762 or maybe use a dragon squeezer