Van Dijck Brown - A Rich Color
PR101 + PBk6 - Opaque - Non-granulating
Van Dijck brown is a rich and deep pigment, perfect for creating subtle shadows and warm atmospheres, while offering great lightfastness and excellent coverage.
Van Dijck brown is an essential pigment for some watercolorists, drawing its name from the famous 17th-century Flemish painter, Antony van Dyck, known for his portraits and use of rich, earthy tones. At Isaro, this pigment is a blend of black iron oxide and mauve iron oxide.
Van Dijck brown is prized for its high permanence, offering exceptional lightfastness. Its velvety texture and excellent covering power make it a versatile color, ideal for both fine details and intense washes.
Mix Van Dijck brown with ultramarine or cobalt blue to create perfect gray hues for landscapes or portraits. Combine it with Isaro yellow or yellow ochre to achieve golden brown tones, ideal for nature scenes, sunset skies, and autumnal atmospheres.
Yellow Ochre - A Trusted Pigment
PY42 - Opaque - Non-Granulating
Yellow ochre, a luminous pigment, brings warmth and softness to compositions while offering excellent lightfastness and exceptional versatility for subtle blends.utiful yellow, earthy and bright. Very useful on the palette.
Iron Oxide purple - A Lesser-Known Mineral Hue
PR101 - Opaque - Non-Granulating
Iron Oxide purple is an earthy violet shade with dark undertones.
This versatile pigment is well-suited to both abstract compositions and naturalistic scenes.
Raw Sienna - A Hue from Nature
PBR7 - Semi-transparent - Granulating
Natural Sienna is a warm, earthy watercolor, perfect for creating depth effects, natural tones, washes, and offering remarkable permanence.eautiful earthy yellow.
Van Dijck Brown - A Rich Color
PR101 + PBk6 - Opaque - Non-granulating
Van Dijck brown is a rich and deep pigment, perfect for creating subtle shadows and warm atmospheres, while offering great lightfastness and excellent coverage.
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