Description
Stoneground Warm Botanical Palette
Stoneground’s Warm Botanical Watercolour Palette was inspired by a love of botanicals and florals, and is a collection of colours perfect for creating bright, vivid watercolour paintings. Combine Hansa Yellow and Marigold Orange for intense, summer golds, or blend Hooker’s Green and Dioxazine Purple to create dramatic shadows and foliage.
The Warm Botanical Palette contains six half pans of handmade watercolour paint in a hinged metal tin. Measuring approximately 2 1/2” x 2”, this compact size is perfect for travel and plein air painting.
Colours Included:
- Hansa Yellow (PY 74)
- Marigold Orange (PO 34)
- Scarlet (PR 112)
- Ultramarine Rose (PR 259)
- Dioxazine Purple (PV 23)
- Hooker’s Green (PG 7)
About the Colours:
A bright primary yellow, and a versatile all-around workhorse, Hansa Yellow mixes well with other watercolours, and is the perfect replacement for toxic Cadmium pigments. Hansa Yellow is one of our best-selling colours, working well in landscapes, botanicals, still life compositions, and illustration work.
A warm and intense orange, Marigold Orange is bold when used full strength, but don’t be fooled! Marigold has a beautiful coral undertone that is useful in creating rosy-blush tones when applied diluted. Use this beautiful colour in landscapes and botanical works, and in portrait painting where light skin tones are needed.
This rose red is among one of Stoneground’s most popular colours, perfect for portrait, landscape, floral, and botanical works, Scarlet is smooth to work with, blending beautifully with other colours.
Ultramarine Rose is a non-toxic, lightfast, cool bubblegum pink, useful in a variety of applications. Warmer in colour than Ultramarine Violet, but significantly cooler than Quinacridone Magenta, Ultramarine Rose is the perfect cool pink for any artist’s palette.
Significantly darker than Manganese Violet, Dioxazine Purple is a deep, rich violet-blue that is perfect for capturing everything from almost black shadows to pale lavender blossoms.
Hooker’s Green is the perfect complement for botanical, landscape, still life, and illustration work. This dull green is very popular among artists thanks to its ability to mimic natural greens found in nature.
