DANIEL SMITH

Dot Cards are the perfect way to access a whole universe of color cheaply. These small drops of dehydrated watercolor on watercolor paper allow us to see what a color is like before buying it.

A warm honey-bronze color with lustrous sparkle provided by very fine films of iron oxide. The fibrous, fairly fragile Bronzite stone from Brazil is occasionally used in jewelry but excels as a watercolor pigment. It’s a warm golden-brown in mass tone – somewhere between ochre and sienna, but distinctly different – that lets down into pale washes of soft, always warm, sandy beige. In a wash on cold press or rough paper, the brown settles out of this intriguing special-effect color.

PrimaTek Green Apatite Genuine Watercolor lets you create a beautiful range of greens – fresh yellow-green to deep olive – with a single tube. This sedimentary color is a dark, almost brown, olive green in mass tone. In washes, the brown settles out of a vivid natural green, creating memorable texture and contrast.

The fabric of the night sky glides off the brush in this heavenly shade. Granulating lunar black floats above a phthalo undertone, perfect for capturing a moonlit sky. Inky as midnight, or diffused as the moon on water, semi-transparent Lunar Blue lifts beautifully, leaving behind a mere shadow of itself. This moody watercolor is sure to delight.

We bring you an unusually beautiful Serpentine pigment from the land down under. This Australian green-color serpentine is of a variety called Stichtite. A soft stone used cross-culturally for carving amulets used to ward off harm, our newest PrimaTek has no comparison in any known paint palette. This surprising, semi-transparent paint is a good green that develops granulation with specks of burnt scarlet – a great addition to your landscape and floral palette.

Dot Cards are the perfect way to access a whole universe of color cheaply. These small drops of dehydrated watercolor on watercolor paper allow us to see what a color is like before buying it.

The Spanish watercolorist Pablo Rubén has selected the 10 Daniel Smith watercolor colors that he uses the most in his works. The artist has made this wonderful selection taking into account his favorite themes: landscapes, water and atmospheres.

Daniel Smith watercolors are a world reference in the world of watercolor. They have the widest range on the market, they have been handcrafted in Seattle (USA) since 1993 and have excellent resistance to light as well as finely ground particles.

The set of 12 watercolors includes split (cool & warm) primaries, a gorgeous secondary green, and four earth tones in a convenient, sturdy metal box – ready for the studio, coffee shop, or on-the-go trips to anywhere!

This is a robust collection of beautiful and useful colors, ready to capture any subject – especially landscapes, from the city to the country and everywhere in between. The set includes expanded (cool, warm and special) primaries, gorgeous secondary greens, core earth colors, plus a neutral gray that allow endless color mixing combinations. All 24 hand-poured half pans are removable and refillable – and it comes with a BONUS box with 24 more empty half-pans.

12 Colors of Inspiration HAND POURED Watercolor Half Pan Set in a Metal Box is filled with beautiful DANIEL SMITH Watercolors. Artists are excited by color and find themselves inspired by new, juicy colors which is exactly what our 12 Colors of Inspiration in a Metal Box is designed to do!