Description
Stoneground Gouache Intro 12 Set
The introductory Stoneground Gouache 12 set palette contains a combination of warm and cool, modern as well as traditional colours. Also included is four custom colours created by Stoneground artists. This palette is perfect for landscape, floral, botanical, still life, and illustration work.
The Stoneground Gouache 12 palette contains twelve half pans of handmade gouache in a medium hinged metal palette box. This compact size (measuring approximately 3 1/2” x 4”) is ideal for travel and plein air painting.
Stoneground Gouache Set Includes:
- Titanium White (PW 6)
- Daffodil Yellow (PY 65, PW 6)
- Hansa Yellow (PY 74)
- Brilliant Orange (PO 36)
- Naphthol Red (PR 170)
- Rowe’s Garden (PR 170, PW 6)
- Saskatoon Berry (PB 36, PV 19, PR 170)
- Delft Cobalt Blue (PB 36)
- Azure Blue (PB 15:3, PW 6)
- Cobalt Aquamarine (PB 36)
- Chromium Oxide Green (PG 17)
- Raw Umber Dark Neutral (PBr 7)
Stoneground gouache is a water-based media that dries to an opaque, matte finish. You can apply colours in layers, allowing you to refine and define your painting as you work. Because it is water-based, you can dilute gouache with water and used it wet-on-wet in the same manner as watercolour. Conversely, the chalk content in gouache means that it won’t bloom or flow like watercolour paint. You can lighten gouache by adding white, and layer it from dark to light due to its opaque nature. Colours are easily mixed with one another and can be used interchangeably with Stoneground watercolour paint.
Stoneground Paint creates their handmade gouache by combining the world’s finest pigments and premium French chalk with a binder made from water, gum arabic, as well as honey.
Find the Stoneground Gouache 6 set here.
Modern Colours
Stoneground defines modern colours as those developed and discovered after 1704, which was when the accidental discovery of Prussian Blue occurred. The colours Stoneground classifies as such, contain organic and inorganic pigments and are typically characterized by their intense and bright appearance.
Traditional Colours
Traditional Gouache colours have been used by artists for hundreds, and in some cases, thousands of years. These are primarily inorganic pigments such as iron oxides, green earths, as well as the popular umber and sienna pigments of the Renaissance. In some instances, they include the modern equivalent of a traditional pigment. For example, Titanium White, which replaces toxic Lead White in artist’s materials.
*images courtesy of Stoneground Paint Co.
