A stable all-round opaque mid grey, made up of multiple pigments including iron oxide and titanium w…

An opaque blue-purple made up of two pigments - dioxazine and titanium white. This is high viscosity…

A bright sky blue opaque color made with a blend of three pigments - phthalocyanine blue, phthalocya…

An semi-opaque blue-green multi-pigment color named after the semi-precious stone that was exported …

A vivid bright red-purple color which is highly opaque and made of multiple pigments. The name magen…

This is a rich blue opaque color with green undertones. Its name derives from the Latin "caeruleum" …

A vibrant green-blue opaque color. This recreates the true gem pigment which was popular with artist…

An opaque off-white multi pigment color named after the traditional scraped animal skin, used for wr…

An opaque, warm creamy white containing a blend of pigments. The shade originated in the 1960s as th…

A brilliant white single pigment color, which offers the strongest, most opaque of all whites. Titan…

A zinc oxide-based transparent white with reducing tinting strength, making it ideal for strong tint…

A soft warm brownish yellow single pigment color. A synthetic offering of one the oldest colors used…

A single pigment transparent warm yellow-orange. The azo pigment is a synthetic organic originally d…

A single pigment semi-opaque warm yellow with a reddish tint. The azo pigment is a synthetic organic…

This is a single pigment arylide yellow, first introduced in 1928 by the German company Hoechst. Han…

A deep, cold blue-green multi pigment hue. Highly opaque, this recreates the true viridian pigment w…

A deep purple multi pigment color with brown undertones. This is a highly transparent color, named a…

A single pigment rich transparent blue with red undertones. Allegedly named because it was thought '…

A bright blue with green undertones. It is a careful combination of pigments closely resembling genu…

A single pigment rich transparent blue with green undertones. Allegedly named because it was thought…