Currently available in quarter pans made with gum arabic binder.
Quinacridone russet is made with the nearly-extinct pigment PR206. This pigment is a warm vibrant red, a crimson hue with brown undertones. It is a versatile pigment for botanicals, portraits, or landscapes and useful as a neutralizing complement with a wide range of blue and blue green pigments. The aquazol binder is clear, enhancing the vibrancy and flow/dispersion of this paint.
Pigments: PR206
Granulation: Yes, slightly
Staining: Staining
Opacity: Transparent
Lightfastness: Excellent
Vegan: Yes
Magnets: No
Ingredients and process:
These watercolors are handmade and hand mulled in small batches and are made with aquazol, corn syrup, glycerin, dextrin and potassium sorbate (preservative). Dextrin is added to eliminate shine and improve handling quantities and not as a filler. The paint contains no fillers and is carefully formulated to be highly pigmented and easy to activate.
Care Instructions:
Store paints in a cool dry location and let them dry after use and before storage. Doing so will help prevent mold from forming on your paints. A preservative is included to limit the risk of mold growth, but it may happen regardless if stored improperly, especially in hot humid conditions. I formulate my paints in a dry climate, and watercolor paint responds differently depending on humidity and climate. If you live in a humid and/or hot climate, paints may get slightly sticky or take longer to dry. If you have any issues or concerns with the paint, please contact me directly.
We aim to be consistent and precise, but due to the handmade nature some variation and imperfections may occur (i.e. cracks, small bubbles). Fortunately, these imperfections do not affect the quality of the paint. The colors may also look different in person than they do on your screen/monitor. The paper quality and type will influence the colors and granulation you can achieve. We recommend 100% cotton paper to showcase the paints at their best. Lightfast ratings are currently based on pigment information, we'll be doing our own lightfast testing and sharing the results when they're ready.
