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.

Permanent Rose:

1. Floral Details: Permanent Rose is excellent for capturing the delicate hues of flowers. Use it for floral details and to convey the softness of petals.

2. Mixing Purples: Combine Permanent Rose with Ultramarine Blue to create beautiful, vibrant purples. Adjust the ratios to control the intensity and warmth of the resulting colour.

3. Portrait Painting: Permanent Rose is useful for portrait painting, especially for rosy cheeks and subtle skin tones. Mix it with other skin tones to achieve a natural look.

4. Glazing Techniques: Utilize Permanent Rose for glazing techniques. Layer it over other colours to add a rosy tint and enhance the overall warmth of your painting.

5. Subtle Backgrounds: Permanent Rose works well for creating soft and subtle backgrounds, especially in scenes where a gentle and romantic atmosphere is desired.

• 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.

Alizarin Crimson:

1. Rich Reds: Alizarin Crimson is a rich and deep red. Use it for creating intense and dramatic red hues, especially in areas that require a strong presence of color.

2. Mixing Purples: Combine Alizarin Crimson with Ultramarine Blue to create deep, muted purples suitable for shadows and darker areas in your compositions.

3. Portrait Painting: Alizarin Crimson is effective for portrait painting. Use it for capturing the warmth and complexity of skin tones, particularly in shadows and lips.

4. Floral Accents: Apply Alizarin Crimson to add accents to floral subjects. It’s particularly effective for capturing the depth and richness of certain flower varieties.

5. Glazing Techniques: Due to its transparency, Alizarin Crimson is suitable for glazing techniques. Layer it over other colors to add depth and create subtle color variations.

• 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.

Yellow Ochre:

1. Natural Earth Tones: Yellow Ochre is perfect for creating natural and earthy tones. Mix it with browns and greens to achieve a range of warm, natural colors suitable for landscapes.

2. Underpainting: Use Yellow Ochre as an underpainting color to establish warm tones in your artwork. It provides a solid foundation for building up other colors.

3. Mixing Greens: Blend Yellow Ochre with blues like Ultramarine Blue or Phthalo Blue to create muted and natural greens. This is useful for foliage in landscapes.

4. Warm Sunlit Areas: Yellow Ochre is effective for depicting sunlit areas. Apply it to surfaces directly illuminated by sunlight to convey warmth and brightness.

5. Architectural Details: Yellow Ochre works well for painting architectural details, especially in scenes with warm-toned buildings or structures.

• 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 Sienna:

1. Natural Earth Tones: Raw Sienna is perfect for creating natural and earthy tones. Mix it with yellows, browns, and greens to achieve a range of warm, natural colours suitable for landscapes.

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

3. Mixing Greens: Blend Raw Sienna with blues like Ultramarine Blue or Phthalo Blue to create muted and natural greens. This is useful for foliage in landscapes.

4. Warm Sunlit Areas: Raw Sienna is effective for depicting sunlit areas. Apply it to surfaces directly illuminated by sunlight to convey warmth and brightness.

5. Textured Surfaces: Apply Raw Sienna with textured brushes or palette knives to create interesting textures, such as weathered surfaces, rocks, or sandy areas.

• 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.

Mars Yellow:

1. Warm Earth Tones: Mars Yellow is ideal for creating warm, earthy tones. Mix it with browns and reds to achieve a range of natural colours suitable for landscapes.

2. Underpainting: Use Mars Yellow as an underpainting colour to establish warm tones in your artwork. It provides a solid foundation for building up other colours.

3. Mixing Reds: Blend Mars Yellow with reds like Cadmium Red or Indian Red to create muted and earthy red-brown tones.

4. Natural Textures: Apply Mars Yellow to capture the textures of natural elements, such as rocks, soil, or tree bark. Vary the application for realistic effects.

5. Sunlit Areas: Mars Yellow is effective for depicting sunlit areas. Use it to convey the warmth and brightness of sunlight hitting surfaces.

• 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.

Mauve:

1. Soft Purples: Mauve is a soft and muted purple. Use it for creating gentle and subtle purples suitable for shadows, distant mountains, or atmospheric effects.

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

3. Landscape Painting: Mauve works well for landscape painting, especially when you want to convey a tranquil and serene atmosphere. Mix it with other earthy tones for natural landscapes.

4. Portrait Shadows: Use Mauve for shadow areas in portraits. It adds a touch of coolness to shadowed regions, creating depth and dimension in the subject’s features.

5. Limited Palette: Mauve works effectively in a limited palette. Combine it with other muted colors for a harmonious and subdued color scheme.

• 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.