Imagine a rich and warm dark that can be textured with salt, squeegeed to reveal a warm residue stai…

This organic semi-transparent pigments, with high-staining properties, yields a very clean, vibrant …

Perinone Orange, with its vast range from vivid intensity to pale, transparent fleshy washes, is a c…

Payne's Gray is a cool bluish grey, almost black in mass tone. When mixed with other colors it's les…

This semi-transparent low-staining deep orange is sometimes called Scarlet Lake or Rose Carthame. Or…

A rich, warm brown-green that is semi-opaque and low-staining. Olive Green lends a slight granulatio…

This semi-transparent Yellow Green appears opaque in mass, yet lifts cleanly. It is low staining, ma…

Use this color where transparency and staining ability are desired. Try it along with or in place of…

Unlike other brands, Daniel Smith New Gamboge is an excellent lightfast formulation. It's a transpar…

This new azo pigment falls between Permanent Violet and Manganese Violet on the color chart. It's a …

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

Water frees this amazing three-pigment blend to perform miracles. Watch and wait as Anthraquinoid Re…

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

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

This cool turquoise blue is ideal for creating form or indicating space. It is a medium-staining tra…

A transparent, non-staining pigment that resembles Burnt Sienna in color but separates dramatically.…

Imagine a transparent black with an expansive value range and pigment particles that react like magn…

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

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

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