Of all the whites in the natural world, very few are pure, perfectly neutral, gallery wall whites. With Natural White, our intention was to create the perfect white for mixing colors of the natural...

1980 Fast Dry Titanium White retains the working properties of our traditional 1980 Titanium White, but will dry a day or two quicker by comparison. It dries in 24 to 48 hours, which is about 12...

Teal is a throwback to the bold geometry and bright palette of the LA ‘84 Summer Olympic Games, and a companion to the Hot Pink and Hot Violet duo. We developed this color as a way to bring the...

1980 Sevres is a lighter, crisp blue compared to our Artist Grade formulation. In mixtures, Sevres can be used to amp up the intensity of Cerulean Blue. Great for depicting open skies, Sevres can be...

A traditional Kings Blue, indispensable for painting sky and water. Our 1980 formulation is lighter in value than our Artist Grade interpretation of this color. Warmer than our Radiant Blue and...

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...

Inspired by the Hot Pinks of the 1980s. Even more intense. Hands down the loudest color we’ve ever made. Barbie’s pale in comparison. Formulated with a Fluorescent Pink pigment for maximum pop. So...

Indigo and Denim Blue were developed for our AG and 1980 palette, drawing inspiration from the timeless character of mid-century selvedge denim workwear and British Royal Airforce blues. Denim Blue...

We developed Cool Violet as a way of addressing a big gap in color space in the region of blue-violet. When you look at single-pigment violets—Cobalt, Ultramarine, Manganese, and Dioxazine—they’re...

We felt that there are so many interpretations of what Coral can be, from red to orange shades and from deep to pale values. Our interpretation for 1980 Coral is a paler and gentler, leaning towards...

Cadmium Lemon is the coolest in temperature of our cadmium yellows. In comparison to our Artist Grade Cadmium Lemon, we chose to make Cadmium Lemon 1980 slightly cooler and paler.

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.

Radiant Orange is a warm, central orange that fits between our Radiant Yellow and Radiant Red. Our Radiants work together as a system of accent colors that also enable artists to easily and...

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...

Inspired by the iconic glazes of 18th-century Sevres Porcelain, Sevres Blue is a modern interpretation of a classic. We combined red and green shade phthalo blue pigments in order to create a more...

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...

A true, deep, indigo blue. Formulated to work perfectly as a rich blue to mix with our Useful Greens. Indigos formulated with modern pigments are overpowering in mixtures and too green…always landing...

The deep, warm moss green of the forest floor. Ideal for dark areas or shadows in trees and forests and other flora. This is your go-to for blanketing the undergrowth and tucking the shadows in...

Our Artist Grade Coral skirts the boundary between red and orange hue families. We felt that there are so many interpretations of what Coral can be, from red to orange shades and from deep to pale...

Pigments have to be truly useful and create meaningful, new possibilities to earn a place on our palette. Cobalt Turquoise is one of them and stands out as the only single-pigment turquoise available...