1400/100
titanium white
*****		 105
ivory
*****		 110
grey white
*****		 205
neutral yellow
****		 210
orange yellow
****		 215
Indian yellow
***






221
orange
***		 305
vermillion red tone
****		 310
carmine red
****		 311
carmine red
middle
****		 325
carmine
red deep
**		 330
purple
**






335
magenta
 365
violet light
 385
violet deep
 390
Prussian blue
*		 400
Parisian blue
*		 405
ultramarine blue
*






425
cobald blue
**		 430
ultramarine blue
middle
*****		 435
ultramarine
blue light
*****		 440
sky blue
***		 450
cyan blue
***		 460
turquoise blue
****






530
emerald green
****		 545
emerald green
light
*		 560
leaf green pale
****		 570
leaf green
middle
***		 575
leaf green
****		 585
olive green
*






590
viridian matt
***		 595
leaf green
deep
****		 610
raw umber
***		 615
dark ochre
***		 620
burnt ochre
**		 625
burnt umber
***






635
bister
***		 640
caput mortuum
violet
*****		 642
caput mortuum
violet light
*****		 645
caput mortuum
red
*****		 655
English red
deep
*****		 670
burnt Sienna
***






675
French red
ochre
*****		 680
dark flesh
tint
*****		 681
light flesh tint
*****		 685
light ochre
*****		 690
golden ochre
***		 692
golden ochre
light
****






695
Naples yellow
***		 700
warm grey 1
*****		 704
warm grey 3
*****		 706
warm grey 4
*****		 708
warm grey 5
*****		 720
cold grey 1
*****






722
cold grey 2
*****		 724
cold grey 3
*****		 726
cold grey 4
*****		 750
neutral black
*****		 760
lamp black
***		 770
Payne's grey
***
For technical reasons the color values in this table are only approximations.
Systematic: Following nature's example, the colored pencils in the Fine Art Range are assorted in a rainbow spectrum
100 – white
200-299 – yellow segment
300-399 – red segment
400-499 – blue segment
500-599 – green segment
600-699 – brown segment
700-799 – grey/black segment
800-899 – special colors (gold, silver, etc.)
Clear: Asterisks (max. 5) denote the light-fastness on each Fine Art colored pencil.
Question: What is light-fastness?
Answer: Light-fastness defines to what extent a color fades or changes under exposure to light. Environmental influences such as temperature, humidity and air pollution will also affect the color.
Informative: The asterisk system is based on a wool-scale of 1-8, used in the textile industry. A sufficient light fastness is achieved from level 4 onwards. This is where the STABILO system starts:
* Sufficient light-fastness (Textile 3-4)
** Satisfactory light-fastness (Textile 4-5)
*** Good light-fastness (Textile 6-7)
**** Very good light-fastness (Textile 7-8)
***** Highest light-fastness (Textile 8)