by Mary Tevlin | Jun 13, 2025 | Uncategorized |
Our range of Radiant colors includes warm and cool tints in the red, yellow, and blue hue families. With the addition of Radiant Warm Green, painters now have a warm and cool green to choose from. And it’s a tough one to mix on your palette, to boot. We’re... by Mary Tevlin | Jun 13, 2025 | Uncategorized |
Lighter than our Radiants in value, with softer chroma. Shell Pink can bring soft rosy warmth to faces and places. Like Coral, we had to nudge our warmest red further toward yellow color space. We pushed Napthol Scarlet and Hansa Yellow Light to the very edge... by Mary Tevlin | Jun 13, 2025 | Uncategorized |
A traditional Kings Blue, indispensable for painting sky and water. Warmer and more violet than our Radiant Blue and deeper in value. Our Artist Grade formulation is deeper in value than our 1980 interpretation of this color. Pigment: PB29, PW6 Vehicle: Alkali... by Mary Tevlin | Jun 13, 2025 | Uncategorized |
Mineral pigments have long been a staple for artists looking to capture the moment in painting from life. When we study a landscape or the subject of a portrait, we find a set of subtle hues that render the majority of what we experience visually. We also find... by Mary Tevlin | Jun 6, 2025 | Uncategorized |
In our range of oil colors, we have two warm violets and four cool violets. None of them bring the Miami heat like Hot Violet does. You can turn up the thermostat on cool blues and violets, or mix with Hot Pink to create a simmering, sultry Magenta. Like its... by Mary Tevlin | Jun 6, 2025 | Uncategorized |
The white we choose determines to a great degree what our experience of painting will be: how our colors will tint and mix, how they will feel under the brush or knife, how opaque our paint layers will be, and how quickly our paint layers will start to set-up. ...