Artboard Oil Paint

• Traditional oil paint that’s proudly made in South Africa.
• Art Board Oil paints are triple milled to perfection with a smooth and buttery consistency.
• The high pigment load ensures vibrant colours with a wide selection to suit your palette.
• Artboard Oil Paints are available in 44 colours.
• Each tube contains 40ml.
• Artboard also provides a number of mediums and solvents to compliment their range of oil paints.
• Artboard Oil Paints are suitable to the beginner artist and are a cost effective option.

Jaune 1, 2 & 3:

1. Soft Yellows: Jaune 1 is a soft yellow, ideal for creating gentle, muted tones. Use it to capture the subtle warmth in areas that are softly lit.

2. Mixing Tip: Experiment with mixing Jaune 1 & 2 with other yellows and whites to create a variety of pale and delicate hues suitable for depicting light and highlights.

3. Natural Light: Apply Jaune 1 in areas where natural light is present. It can be effective for creating a luminous quality in your paintings.

4. Highlighting: Use Jaune 1 as a highlighting color, especially in combination with darker tones. This creates a sense of volume and dimension in your artwork.

5. Floral Elements: Jaune 1 works well for painting floral elements with a soft and subtle color palette. It’s particularly effective for capturing the delicacy of petals.

6. Flesh Tones: Jaune 1, 2 and 3 work particularly well in depicting lighter skin tones and are effective in blending dark to light transitions.

7. Landscapes & Still Life: Use all Jaune 1,2, and 3 tints and tones to add warmth to landscape subjects as well as clay and ceramic objects in still life’s.

• Traditional oil paint that’s proudly made in South Africa.
• Art Board Oil paints are triple milled to perfection with a smooth and buttery consistency.
• The high pigment load ensures vibrant colours with a wide selection to suit your palette.
• Artboard Oil Paints are available in 44 colours.
• Each tube contains 40ml.
• Artboard also provides a number of mediums and solvents to compliment their range of oil paints.
• Artboard Oil Paints are suitable to the beginner artist and are a cost effective option.

INDIGO:

1. Natural Textures: Indigo is excellent for capturing the textures of natural elements like rocks, bark, or soil. Its deep and muted tone adds a realistic touch to these surfaces.

2. Night Skies: Use Indigo to paint nighttime scenes or skies. It can create a serene and calming atmosphere, especially when combined with subtle highlights.

3. Mixing Greys: Indigo can be mixed with other colors to create various shades of grey. This is useful for rendering objects in shadow or creating a monochromatic color scheme.

4. Floral Details: Add depth to floral paintings by incorporating Indigo into the shadows of petals and leaves. It can enhance the three-dimensional quality of your botanical subjects.

5. Moody Landscapes: Indigo is perfect for conveying a moody or mysterious atmosphere in landscapes. Experiment with this color in combination with other dark tones to evoke a sense of drama.

• Traditional oil paint that’s proudly made in South Africa.
• Art Board Oil paints are triple milled to perfection with a smooth and buttery consistency.
• The high pigment load ensures vibrant colours with a wide selection to suit your palette.
• Artboard Oil Paints are available in 44 colours.
• Each tube contains 40ml.
• Artboard also provides a number of mediums and solvents to compliment their range of oil paints.
• Artboard Oil Paints are suitable to the beginner artist and are a cost effective option.

Naples Yellow:

1. Soft Highlights: Naples Yellow is ideal for creating soft, subtle highlights. Use it to add a gentle glow to surfaces, especially in still life or portrait painting.

2. Mixing with Whites: Naples Yellow can be mixed with Titanium White or Zinc White to create a range of pale tints. This is useful for portraying delicate or pastel-colored elements.

3. Floral Petals: Apply Naples Yellow to capture the delicate tones of flower petals. It works well for flowers with soft, light-colored blooms.

4. Sunlit Atmosphere: Use Naples Yellow in areas directly illuminated by sunlight. This color can convey a warm and inviting atmosphere in your paintings.

5. Layering Techniques: Naples Yellow’s transparency makes it suitable for layering. Experiment with layering it over other colors to create subtle transitions and atmospheric effects.

• Traditional oil paint that’s proudly made in South Africa.
• Art Board Oil paints are triple milled to perfection with a smooth and buttery consistency.
• The high pigment load ensures vibrant colours with a wide selection to suit your palette.
• Artboard Oil Paints are available in 44 colours.
• Each tube contains 40ml.
• Artboard also provides a number of mediums and solvents to compliment their range of oil paints.
• Artboard Oil Paints are suitable to the beginner artist and are a cost effective option.

Van Dyk Brown:

1. Rich Earth Tones: Van Dyk Brown is perfect for creating rich, deep earthy tones. Mix it with yellows, reds, and blues to achieve a range of natural colours suitable for landscapes.

2. Underpainting: Use Van Dyk Brown as an underpainting color to establish warm tones in your artwork. It provides a solid foundation for building up other colours.

3. Mixing Reds: Blend Van Dyk Brown with reds like Cadmium Red or Indian Red to create rich and warm red-brown tones suitable for various applications.

4. Textured Surfaces: Apply Van Dyk Brown with textured brushes or palette knives to create interesting textures, such as weathered surfaces, rocks, or tree bark.

5. Shadowed Areas: Van Dyk Brown is effective for depicting shadowed areas. Use it to convey depth and create realistic shadows in your compositions.

• Traditional oil paint that’s proudly made in South Africa.
• Art Board Oil paints are triple milled to perfection with a smooth and buttery consistency.
• The high pigment load ensures vibrant colours with a wide selection to suit your palette.
• Artboard Oil Paints are available in 44 colours.
• Each tube contains 40ml.
• Artboard also provides a number of mediums and solvents to compliment their range of oil paints.
• Artboard Oil Paints are suitable to the beginner artist and are a cost effective option.

• Traditional oil paint that’s proudly made in South Africa.
• Art Board Oil paints are triple milled to perfection with a smooth and buttery consistency.
• The high pigment load ensures vibrant colours with a wide selection to suit your palette.
• Artboard Oil Paints are available in 44 colours.
• Each tube contains 40ml.
• Artboard also provides a number of mediums and solvents to compliment their range of oil paints.
• Artboard Oil Paints are suitable to the beginner artist and are a cost effective option.

Sap Green:

1. Botanical Details: Sap Green is excellent for botanical details. Use it to capture the rich green tones of leaves and plants, adjusting the intensity for different species.

2. Mixing with Earth Tones: Combine Sap Green with earthy colours like Raw Sienna or Burnt Umber to create natural, subdued greens suitable for landscapes.

3. Glazing Effects: Utilize the transparency of Sap Green for glazing effects. Layer it over other colors to add depth and richness, especially in areas with foliage.

4. Complementary Colours: Pair Sap Green with its complementary color, Red, to create vibrant contrasts. This can be effective for focal points in your painting.

5. Wet-in-Wet Technique: Experiment with the wet-in-wet technique when using Sap Green. This allows for blending and soft transitions, ideal for creating organic shapes in nature scenes.

• Traditional oil paint that’s proudly made in South Africa.
• Art Board Oil paints are triple milled to perfection with a smooth and buttery consistency.
• The high pigment load ensures vibrant colours with a wide selection to suit your palette.
• Artboard Oil Paints are available in 44 colours.
• Each tube contains 40ml.
• Artboard also provides a number of mediums and solvents to compliment their range of oil paints.
• Artboard Oil Paints are suitable to the beginner artist and are a cost effective option.

Titanium White:

1. Mixing Base: Titanium White is a crucial mixing colour. Use it to lighten other colours, create tints, and control the overall value of your palette.

2. Impasto Techniques: Experiment with impasto techniques by applying thick layers of Titanium White. This adds texture and three-dimensionality to your artwork.

3. Blending: Titanium White is excellent for blending and softening edges. Use it to create smooth transitions between different colors and shapes in your painting.

4. Highlighting: Use Titanium White for highlighting. Apply it to the areas of your composition that are hit by direct light to enhance the sense of volume and realism.

5. Creating Pastels: Mix Titanium White with other colours to create pastel tones. This is useful for conveying a softer or more muted atmosphere in your paintings. 

• Traditional oil paint that’s proudly made in South Africa.
• Art Board Oil paints are triple milled to perfection with a smooth and buttery consistency.
• The high pigment load ensures vibrant colours with a wide selection to suit your palette.
• Artboard Oil Paints are available in 44 colours.
• Each tube contains 40ml.
• Artboard also provides a number of mediums and solvents to compliment their range of oil paints.
• Artboard Oil Paints are suitable to the beginner artist and are a cost effective option.

Raw Umber:

1. Neutral Earth Tones: Raw Umber is perfect for creating neutral and earthy tones. Mix it with yellows, reds, and blues to achieve a range of natural colours suitable for landscapes.

2. Underpainting: Use Raw Umber as an underpainting color to establish cool tones in your artwork. It provides a solid foundation for building up other colours.

3. Mixing Grays: Blend Raw Umber with white or other neutral tones to create soft and cool grays. This is useful for clouds, mist, or shadowed areas in your paintings.

4. Textured Surfaces: Apply Raw Umber with textured brushes or palette knives to create interesting textures, such as weathered surfaces, rocks, or tree bark.

5. Atmospheric Effects: Raw Umber is effective for conveying atmospheric effects in your paintings. Use it in distant landscapes to create a sense of depth and distance.