Quinacridone Magenta is an intense violet-red colour with a wide variety of applications. This inten…

An intense, bright primary red, Pyrrole Red is an excellent substitute for toxic Cadmium Reds. This …

One of the most popular green pigments available today, Phthalo Greens makes a versatile mixing colo…

Phthalo Green Blue Shade is an intense, clear, bright greenish blue that has a jewel-like quality to…

Phthalo Blue is the perfect choice for still life works, transparent subject matter like glass, and …

A lightfast alternative to fugitive Alizarin Crimsons, Perylene Maroon is a dull reddish-brown colou…

Nickel Titanium Yellow can be used full strength for a pop of lemon yellow, or use it diluted for so…

A warm and intense orange, Marigold is bold when used full strength, but don’t be fooled! Mari…

This intense yellow-orange pigment has quickly become one of our favourites here at Stoneground. Fro…

A very dark blue-violet, Indanthrone Blue is perfect for painting stormy skies, deep dark water, and…

A bright primary yellow, and a versatile all-around workhorse, Hansa Yellow mixes well with other wa…

Significantly darker than Manganese Violet, Dioxazine Purple is a deep, rich violet-blue that is per…

Cobalt Green Light is a clean, semi-transparent grass green perfect for use in landscapes, florals, …

Carmine is a very staining, intense primary red useful in a variety of watercolour applications. Inc…

Brilliant Orange is a vivid hue that makes an excellent substitute for toxic Cadmium Orange. This pi…

A deep wine red, Bordeaux is useful in portrait, landscape, and botanical painting. Less intense tha…

Aureolin is a relatively neutral primary yellow that is useful for colour mixing and glazing applica…

A soft, reddish-pink, Pipestone is a very granular pigment, and provides a lovely, soft effect when …

Pozzuoli Earth Red is an exceptionally warm orange-red earth colour perfect for richly coloured land…

This lightfast cool yellow is the perfect colour for use in spring botanical and landscape painting.…