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Bismuth Vanadate Yellow Daniel Smith Watercolour Stick

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  • The power of pure pigment is at your fingertips with portable, versatile watercolour sticks.
  • Painting, drawing, scribbling and mark-making come together for maximum creative expression.
  • Each stick is the equivalent of three full pans of paint, making it a fantastic value.
  • No fillers or waxes; made with pure pigment and gum arabic.
  • Handmade and hand-formed from pure pigment.
  • Very portable – great for plein air and travel
  • Blends perfectly with Daniel Smith Extra Fine Watercolours.
  • Has the same properties of granulation, transparency, staining and lightfastness as the matching colour does in the Daniel Smith Watercolour tubes.
  • Stick size: 7.6cm in length x 1.1cm in diameter.
  • Available in 62 colours – including some of the most popular colours Daniel Smith makes.
  • Easily stored in the Daniel Smith Watercolour Stick Case.

 

This opaque yellow, leaning slight towards green, appears opaque in mass tone, yet lifts cleanly. It is low staining, making it excellent in portrait mixtures for dark flesh tones. Use concentrated to diluted mixtures in florals and field flowers. Its lemon yellow hue works well with purples and all the greens.

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Daniel Smith Watercolour Sticks are versatile, highly pigmented art tools that combine the benefits of both drawing and painting.

Key Features:
Pigmentation: Made with pure pigments and gum arabic, these sticks offer vibrant colours similar to Daniel Smith’s Extra Fine Watercolour paints.
Portability: Each stick is equivalent to three full pans of watercolour paint, making them ideal for plein air painting and travel.
Versatility: They can be used wet or dry. When wet, they produce rich colours; when dry, they can build texture.
Convenience: The sticks measure 3″ x 1/2″ and can be easily stored in a compact case.

Uses:
Sketching & Painting: Ideal for sketching, developing colour values, and creating expressive marks in mixed media projects.
Travel & Plein Air: Perfect for outdoor painting due to their portability and ease of use.

 

Art Masking Fluid
Art Masking Fluid Colourless
Art Masking Medium Permanent
Aquapasto
Blending Medium
Granulation Medium
Gum Arabic
Iridescent Medium
Lifting Preparation
Ox Gall
Textured Medium

 

Additional information

Weight 0.011 kg
Dimensions 7.6 × 1.1 cm

Who is Daniel Smith?
Daniel Smith Inc. was founded in 1976 by Dan Smith in Seattle, Washington, to produce artist-grade printmaking ink. Later, the company expanded to include watercolours, oil paints, and other art supplies. In 2005, John Cogley, who had been with the company since 1988, purchased the company from Dan Smith. Daniel Smith Inc. continues to manufacture professional-quality art materials, maintaining a commitment to quality and innovation.

How do you store Daniel Smith watercolour sticks?
Daniel Smith sells plastic compartment cases that can hold 5 sticks each for convenient and clean transport. Watercolour sticks can be stored in a tin box, but when wet, this can make a mess.

Are Daniel Smith watercolours professional grade?
Yes, Daniel Smith manufactures professional artist-quality watercolour paints. Their Extra Fine Watercolours, launched in 1993, were defined as “classic watercolour of unsurpassed purity and permanence”. Daniel Smith paints are known for their exceptional lightfastness and highly pigmented colours.

How do you use watercolour sticks?
Watercolour sticks can be used in several ways:

  • Direct application Directly apply to paper for strong, vibrant colour or dry for building texture.

  • With a wet brush Use a wet brush to pick up the pigment directly from the stick. This allows for creating intense washes easily.

  • Dissolving Dissolve the sticks with a wet brush to create flat washes, similar to using pan or tube colours.

  • Splattering Wet the stick with a brush and then splatter for easy and less messy splatter effects.

  • Creating marks Ideal for sketching, developing colour values, and building expressive marks.

Are Daniel Smith Watercolour Sticks the same quality as their tube and pan watercolours?
Yes, Daniel Smith Watercolour Sticks are made with the same superior pigments as their Extra Fine Watercolour paints, without any fillers or waxes. They offer the same lightfastness, granulation, transparency, and staining properties.

How many pans of watercolour is one Daniel Smith Watercolour Stick equivalent to?
Each Daniel Smith Watercolor Stick is approximately equivalent to three full pans of watercolour paint.

Are Daniel Smith Watercolour Sticks good for travel?
Yes, their portability makes them ideal for plein air painting and travel. They are easy to carry and store, offering a convenient way to paint on the go.

What are the advantages of using Daniel Smith Watercolour Sticks?
Daniel Smith Watercolour Sticks offer vibrant, strong colours, and are easy to use. They are long-lasting, provide excellent value for money, and allow for sketching, developing color values, and creating bold expressions. They also minimize waste, as the pigment goes directly to the paper.

SKU: 284600154
Pigment: PY 184 | Series: 2
Lightfastness: I – Excellent
Transparency: Opaque
Staining: 2-Low Staining
Granulation: Non-Granulating

Also available in 15ml tubes

 

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