A transparent, non-staining pigment that resembles Burnt Sienna in color but separates dramatically.…

Imagine a transparent black with an expansive value range and pigment particles that react like magn…

A semi-transparent, warm opaque pigment. Historically, this black was derived from burnt ivory from …

Dan Smith started his business in 1976, dedicated to bringing the highest quality inks to the print-…

Used since the early Egyption times, Indigo has been a very important color in fabrics as well as ar…

Don't let the old line "made from the urine of cows fed an exclusive diet of mango leaves" deter you…

Artists choose Indian Red for architectural renderings, old brick and other subjects where a flat (m…

This organic Vat pigment is a super-staining primary blue. Warmer than most blues, Indanthrone is cl…

Low to medium-staining, Hooker's Green is a warm, natural green. Useful in formulating greens of all…

Cleaner, more transparent and brighter in chroma than Cadmium Yellow Light, this is a high-tinting, …

Kissed with a touch of orange, this is a pure chroma color with high-tinting, semi-transparent organ…

Hansa Yellow Medium is a high-tinting, semi-transparent organic pigment. Considered the 'perfect yel…

Exploration of this color reveals some surprising pigment properties beyond its obvious opacity. Fir…

This medium-to-dark warm reddish-blue is highly lightfast and of medium tinting strength. Its sedime…

At long last there exists a deep reddish-brown that reacts wonderfully to salt!The color of red velv…

Cobalt Violet Deep is a charming purple that brings texture to your painting with its granulating pr…

This pigment creates glowing shadows with interesting granulation.An inorganic pigment, it is consid…

A predictable non-staining teal blue with muscle and the presence to stand alone but when used in a …

Extraordinarily beautiful color for painting turquoise blue skies, a must have for sunny Mediterrane…

Cobalt Green Pale, a green-blue, is similar in application as Cobalt Green. All inorganic, they are …