Daniel Smith Hand Poured Watercolor, Half Pans, Colors of Inspiration Set with 6 Watercolor Half Pans, 9 Empty Half Pans, 1 Plastic Travel Case (Total 16 Pieces) 285650003

Daniel Smith Hand Poured Watercolor, Half Pans, Colors of Inspiration Set with 6 Watercolor Half Pans, 9 Empty Half Pans, 1 Plastic Travel Case (Total 16 Pieces) 285650003

• Following in the DANIEL SMITH Tradition of manufacturing the finest, handcrafted paints and products, our pans are HAND POURED. Hand Pouring pans is incredibly labor intensive and offers the purest form of professional watercolor half pans.Made In The USA,Professional Artists Quality Watercolors,Highest Pigment Load, Re-Wets Quickly
• You can fill the 9 included empty half pans with your other DANIEL SMITH Watercolors (hint-be sure to label the pan) and store them in the plastic travel case too!
• DANIEL SMITH Wisteria: Is a delicate, red leaning lavender. Wonderful for painting orchids and other florals. DANIEL SMITH Lavender: is a beautiful periwinkle blue, and quite different from our other blues. This semi-transparent lavender blue has beautiful granulation, and lifts easily. DANIEL SMITH Rose of Ultramarine: This exciting blend mixes Quinacridone Rose and Ultramarine Blue. The blue settles as the rose floats, creating a vibrant, dimensional purple. This unique, otherwise unattainable separation is worth exploring.
• DANIEL SMITH Moonglow: Water frees this amazing three-pigment blend to perform miracles. Watch and wait as Anthraquinoid Red floats, Ultramarine Blue settles and Viridian grays the resulting violet color. Selectively blot and lift a surface wash to expose delicate blue-greens. Use in shadows and as a silhouette pigment and enjoy its reaction to salt application in background washes. Its neutral tinting property makes it effective with almost all the DANIEL SMITH watercolors. Look to Undersea Green as a companion pigment.
• DANIEL SMITH Shadow Violet: A smooth gray-mauve in light washes, Shadow Violet displays a fascinating granulation when used more thickly. Deep warm violet in mass tone, it reveals a slight orange glow in thin applications. Its great choice for glazing and it’s ideal, of course, for conveying the subtleties of shadows. DANIEL SMITH Serpentine: A beautiful Serpentine pigment from the land down under. This surprising, semi-transparent paint is a wonderful green that develops granulation with specks of burnt scarlet – a great addition to your landscape and floral palette.