Title: Do You Know These 5 Oil Painting Health Risks? - Gary Bolyer Fine Art
Headings: Do You Know These 5 Oil Painting Health Risks?
Do You Know These 5 Oil Painting Health Risks?
5 Top Oil Painting Health Risks
Oil Paint Health Risks - Quick Guide
1. Toxic Vapors and Fumes
Recommended solution for toxic fumes:
2. Flammable Fire Hazard
Recommended solutions for fire hazard:
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3. Toxic Pigments
Recommended solution for toxic pigments:
4. Toxic Mediums
Recommended solution for toxic mediums:
5. Toxic Eye and Skin Irritants
Recommended solution for eye irritants:
Summary of How to Protect Yourself

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3. Toxic Pigments
There is a small variety of raw artist pigments derived from earth minerals that cause a safety concern. The following pigments are considered carcinogenic: Known or Probable Carcinogens / Highly Toxic Pigments
antimony white
barium yellow
burnt umber or raw umber
cadmium red or orange
cadmium yellow
cadmium barium colors
cadmium barium yellow
chrome green
chrome orange
chrome yellow
cobalt violet
cobalt yellow
lead or flake white
lithol red
manganese violet
molybdate orange
naples yellow
strontium yellow
vermilion
zinc sulfide
zinc yellow
Moderately Toxic Pigments / Slightly Toxic Pigments
alizarin crimson
carbon black
cerulean blue
cobalt blue
cobalt green
chromium oxide green
manganese blue
Prussian blue
toluidine red
toluidine yellow
viridian
zinc white
Normally, these pigments cause the greatest harm when used in powder form. However, they can also be absorbed into the skin. Oil colors, unlike other forms of paint, are made from raw pigments bound in oil.