Hey there, before we get started on this episode, I just wanted to let you know, in case you haven't heard,

my husband and I are moving back to Argentina, so for the next couple of weeks we're going to be pretty busy handling all of that. In the meantime I

picked out a few episodes that I thought would be super helpful for you and to give

you some things that you can use today in your studio. So this is an episode that has been published before,

but it is by far one of the most popular episodes and one that I've gotten the most comments about and people

have told me it's really, really helpful.

So while I am packing up my life and leaving on a jet plane. I thought I would give you this to help you out in your

studio. So I hope you enjoy this rebroadcast of my conversation with Gamblin Artist Colors.

This episode is sponsored by Gamblin Artist Colors and we've teamed up to create a very special episode for you.

I collected questions from you and Gamblin is here to answer them.

Hi, I'm Robert Gamblin, I'm the founder of Gamblin is here to answer them. Hi, I'm Robert Gamblin.

I'm the founder of Gamblin Artist Colors.

I'm the company in 1980.

We now have a wonderful facility that gives excellent work to 25 people and we make only materials based on oil for oil painting and printmaking.

Robert answers questions about pigments, how Gamblin developed their line,

artists they've worked with to create colors, and he shares the strangest stories for

pigment sources.

Also, I'm sure you've seen the new blue pigment discovered up in Oregon.

That story has been a hot topic on social media for some time.

Well, Robert was able to play with some samples of it, and he shares his assessment.

Well, hello, my name is Mary, and I'm a product specialist at Gambling.

I also get a quick question in with Mary. She answers Edgar Soberon's question about why some

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