Autumn Foliage

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Autumn Foliage
Professional Handmade Watercolour

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Description:

Deep warm amber, fantastic for all sorts of Autumn scenes, can be made transparent or deep depending on the amount of water used.

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Using distilled water with all our watercolours to keep each pigment at its purest form

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Product Information:

Pigments Synthetic Iron Oxide & Azo Metal Complex Yellow
Pigment C.I Number P.R 101 / P.Y 150
Series 3
Lightfastness AAA
Opacity Semi-Transparent
Granulation No Granulation
Staining Low Staining


Customer Reviews

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Nina Tarnuzzer
Granulating colors are saturated and beautifully separating

I ordered two more of the Lunar Blue. It is amazing.

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maryann wood
Autum foliage

I have not yet had a proper chance to use this but i have swatched it and played with on an experimental painting i am trying.
not really a painting but lots of paint experiments i am trying

This i have been able to use as a tree trunk but also washed over the wet sand colour and then used buttercup yellow wash and the sand look great.

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Martin Larkin
Like autumn in a tube...

Lovely quality pigment, smooth and rich, as expected. It falls somewhere between the DS range Aussie Red Gold and English Red Ochre but seems to have slightly more radiance and better laying quality.

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Norman Tait
Autumn Glory

The skilled blending of PR101 and PY150 has given a beautiful colour ready for the autumn landsacape. Tweeked with a little more of yellow or red and gives a range of values for leaves. Blended with cobalt blue or sap green yields interesting natural browny greys.

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Deborah Bird
Beautiful rich colour

I love this colour its depth is beautiful. It seems like a richer version of Burnt Sienna . It’s a new essential colour in my repertoire.


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