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To avoid instant mud in your watercolors, select lightfast Mars Yellow. This semi-transparent browni…

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

A dramatic rusty red-orange - the charismatic color of autumn's falling leaves. Made from earth that…

A dark, slightly turquoise blue-green, this innovative color is deep and concentrated, making it an …

Watch how this fascinating watercolor with its broad range of texture, color and value falls into un…

An intense, mid-range red that packs a lot of color into a single brushstroke. When a rich red is de…

This slightly sedimentary rich dark red-brown could lighten, brighten and eliminate mud browns in al…

A brilliant purple with remarkable blue undertones and a granulating texture. Try mixing this bold c…

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

Used since prehistoric times, an extremely permanent inorganic earth pigment of low intensity but me…

Extremely lightfast and non-staining French Ochre is a delightfully warm color that embodies the fee…

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

Daniel Smith Extra-Fine Watercolor 15ml Black (Red/Green) A rich dark black perfect for inky backgro…

This rich dark brown earth pigment is popular with artists due to its semi-transparent or semi-opaqu…

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

An earthy red-brown with opaque, sedimentary properties, Venetian Red is great for fall paintings an…

Iridescent Goldstone is a rich gold with a slight reddish undertone. Iridescent colors reflect light…

Duochrome Oceanic shifts between a subtle green gold and a brilliant metallic gold sparkle. Why Lumi…

Duochrome Hibiscus shifts between red violet and a shimmering iridescent blue violet. Why Luminescen…

This neutral, non-staining primary blue will subtly modify most pigments. Considered a "mixing pigme…