Earth

Burnt Umber:Pigment Brown 7

Semi-opaque, ExcellentLightfastness (I)

A very dark brown with warm yellow undertones. Naturall occuring pigment.

Series 1

Raw Umber: Pigment Brown 7

Semi-opaque, Excellent Lightfastness (I)

Very dark. Cooler than Burnt Umber. Tints to a cold brownish grey. Naturally occuring

pigment.

Series 1

Transparent Oxide Brown: Pigment Preparation

Transparent, Excellent Lightfastness (I)

An earthy brown. Can be mixed with organic colors to create a variety of shades and hues.

Series 4

Burnt Sienna: Pigment Brown 7

Semi-opaque, Excellent Lightfastness (I)

Rich warm reddish brown. Takes on a subtle hint of pink when mixed with white.

Naturally occuring pigment.

Series 1

Raw Sienna:Pigment Brown 7

Semi-opaque, ExcellentLightfastness (I)

A mid-toned color with a strong yellow cast. Naturally occurring pigment.

Series 1

Yellow Ochre: Pigment Yellow43

Semi-opaque, Excellent Lightfastness (I)

Warm, slight orangeundertones. Naturalpigment.

Series 1

Natural Burnt Ochre: Pigment Yellow 43

Opaque, Excellent Lightfastness (I)

Series 1

Natural Brown Oxide: Pigment Brown 6

Opaque, Excellent Lightfastness (I)

Series 1

Transparent Oxide Yellow: Pigment Yellow 42

Transparent, Excellent Lightfastness (I)

The transparent version of Iron Oxide Yellow. Creates gold and green shades when mixed with Phthalo Blues.

Series 4

Transparent Oxide Orange: Pigment Brown Red 101 & Yellow 42

Transparent, Excellent Lightfastness (I)

A transparent, earthy orange.

Series 4

Transparent Oxide Red: Pigment Red 101

Transparent, Excellent Lightfastness (I)

Close to a basic Venetian Red, but of course transparent, making it a great choice for glazing and mixing.

Series 4

Scarlet Ochre: (mixture): Pigments Red 166 & Yellow 42

Semi-opaque, ExcellentLightfastness (I)

A unique warm color. Resembles a creamy earthy orange.

Series 2

Venetian Red:Pigment Red 101

Opaque, Excellent Lightfastness(I)

Considered to be a darker shade of Scarlet Red. An earthyiron oxide. Brick Red.

Series 1