Malachite is a beautiful green watercolour with a natural, subtle, sparkle and is particularly usefu…

Graphite is a natural pigment best known for its use in pencils. In watercolour, however, Graphite h…

Artist Notes: One of the most famous blue stones in art, Lapis Lazuli has been famously used as an o…

Felsite is a very transparent earth yellow that makes a wonderful choice for glazing application in …

A striking cool, blue-grey colour Azurite is best applied in layers and has a particularly beautiful…

Zinc White is considered to be a slightly warmer white than Titanium White, and works well with the …

This is a warm, earthy orange-red whose transparency gives off a jewel-like glow when used in glazin…

Titanium Grey is an incredibly versatile colour that that mixes beautifully with other watercolours.…

A warm black that is useful for a variety of applications, Roman Black reads as being almost brown w…

Raw Umber Green Shade is a dull, greenish-brown, great for bringing a natural, live-wood aspect to l…

Raw Umber Dark Neutral is a dark, dull earth brown - a colour resembling dark chocolate - and is use…

Mars Orange is a dark valued, earthy orange and is useful in a variety of watercolour applications. …

Light Yellow Ochre is a natural yellow earth pigment that produces a warm, earthy yellow, and is mor…

Lemon Ochre is a natural yellow earth pigment which has been used by humans since pre-history. A bea…

Iron Oxide Black is an opaque black with high tinting strength which can be used in a variety of wat…

Grey Ochre works brilliantly for sketching and illustration work, architectural and monochrome studi…

Golden Ochre is a natural yellow iron oxide that produces a bright, warm golden yellow with good tin…

Florentine Green is a deep, dull, forest green. One of the most durable and permanent pigments avail…

Our Caput Mortuum is a beautiful, very granular maroon-violet, perfect for creating wet washes with …

A beautiful warm, dark earth, Burnt Sienna Crimson is an indispensable earth colour, useful in a var…