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    Mimetic

    MIMETIC

    Does anyone know what this means in relation to lifecolor paints.

    I cannot find anywhere what the difference is.

    What is the difference?
  • Richi72
    • Sep 2013
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    #2
    Hi Harry,

    maybe Mimetic in relation to lifecolour stands for colour that resemble the colours in nature.

    Mimetic-imitate

    resembling, or relating to mimesis or imitation, as in art, etc

    so just a fan see name I think,

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      #3
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      Somebody must know

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      • eddiesolo
        • Jul 2013
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        #4
        Mimetic is an imitation of true colours or forms. Another way is it is imitating the true colours (or as near as damn-it), so the lifecolour/Mimetic range simulates the colours and hues in life. The flesh tones (lifecolour have 6 IRC) have degrees of colour and tone to build up from a base colour. There are two base colours: flesh 1° base and flesh 2° base these are laid down and then the other tones are added to create a representation of real-life tones. They also do various other colours, kaki etc.

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