Phthalo Blue Turquoise is a stunning color and will take your breath away! This color is perfect for…

Everyone's favorite, Quinacridone Gold replaces Raw Sienna and adds versatility with its glazing and…

DANIEL SMITH Payne's Blue Gray is similar to their bluer Indigo, but like DANIEL SMITH's original Pa…

DANIEL SMITH Lavender is a beautiful periwinkle blue, and quite different from our other blues. This…

Create Rich Darks and Neutrals with this fabulous and unique, dark neutral pigment that when mixed w…

Cadmium Red Medium Hue - A true stop sign red, an essential color for any palette. Safe, Vibrant Cad…

Mayan Orange is hot and intense. Use it straight from the tube for a blazing red-orange. As you add …

DANIEL SMITH Azo Yellow Watercolor almost jumps off the paper, it's so brilliant, sunny and bright. …

A superb mixing color. Think of Cerulean Blue as a cleaner, brighter and slightly warmer alternative…

Deserves a place on every palette. A gorgeous forest green that is almost black in mass tone, it has…

Green Gold's bright yellow undertones shine in thin applications allowing for golden highlights with…

Ultramarine Blue plots cooler and bluer than the more saturated French Ultramarine. Temperature asid…

The ultimate low-staining glazing pigment, certainly finer than any Burnt Sienna. For the traditiona…

Quinacridone Rose, with its red-violet color, lends itself to fabulous purples. Try with Indigo for …

Float this color into a moist wash to add variety to shadows. Daniel Smith Prussian Blue is lightfas…

Naples Yellow will make you think of late summer with its' sunflowers, wheat fields and sunny dry la…

Bring a natural glow to your palette with this stunning sienna earth tone. Subtle granulation and a …

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

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

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