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A single Ultramarine Blue Daniel Smith Watercolour Stick is shown diagonally across the center of the frame. It has a paper wrapper around the body of the stick with the colour name and details printed on it. There is a squiggle swatch in the background that denotes the colour of the stick. On a white background.
A single Ultramarine Blue Daniel Smith Watercolour Stick is shown diagonally across the center of the frame. It has a paper wrapper around the body of the stick with the colour name and details printed on it. There is a colour swatch in the background that denotes the colour of the stick. The colour swatch runs horizontally across the center of the frame. On a white background.
A single Ultramarine Blue Daniel Smith Watercolour Stick is shown diagonally across the center of the frame. It has a paper wrapper around the body of the stick with the colour name and details printed on it. On a white background.
A Ultramarine Blue Daniel Smith Watercolour Stick colour swatch is shown in the center of the frame. On a white background.
There are a line of Daniel Smith Watercolour Sticks on a piece of white watercolour paper with a colour swatch scribbled out in front of each stick. On a white background.
A single Daniel Smith Watercolour Stick is broken into 3 pieces to show that one stick holds the same amount of pigment as 3 pans, which are shown below the stick. There is text at the bottom. On a white background.
A colour chart for Daniel Smith Watercolour Sticks. Each block contains a different colour and there is text at the top. On a white background.
A persons hand is seen holding a Daniel Smith Watercolour Stick drawing on a piece of white watercolour paper. The stick is blue. There is an open tube of blue Daniel Smith watercolour paint to the right of their hand and the ink is painted onto the paper in front of the tube.
4 blue lines have been swatched out using Daniel Smith Watercolour Sticks. On a white background.
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10 Daniel Smith Watercolour Sticks are lined up vertically across the center of the frame. Each stick is a different colour and there is a paper wrapper around the body of each stick with the brand and colour names. On a white background.
There are a line of Daniel Smith Watercolour Sticks on a piece of white watercolour paper with a colour swatch scribbled out in front of each stick.
  1. A single Ultramarine Blue Daniel Smith Watercolour Stick is shown diagonally across the center of the frame. It has a paper wrapper around the body of the stick with the colour name and details printed on it. There is a squiggle swatch in the background that denotes the colour of the stick. On a white background.

Ultramarine Blue Daniel Smith Watercolour Stick

R265.00

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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.

 

Ultramarine Blue plots cooler and bluer than the more saturated French Ultramarine. Temperature aside, both blues have equal permanence, lightfastness and transparency. Ultramarine Blue is slightly less granular in concentrated washes. For less saturation, sedimentation and cost, use Ultramarine Blue straight, for vibrant crayon-like color or mixed with a cool red for dark, effective neutrals.

Ultramarine Blue and French Ultramarine both contain pigment PB29, but Ultramarine has a smaller pigment particle size and is slightly greener and cooler than French Ultramarine, which has a larger pigment particle size and is slightly redder and warmer.

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    A single Ultramarine Blue Daniel Smith Watercolour Stick is shown diagonally across the center of the frame. It has a paper wrapper around the body of the stick with the colour name and details printed on it. There is a squiggle swatch in the background that denotes the colour of the stick. On a white background.

    Ultramarine Blue Daniel Smith Watercolour Stick

    R265.00

    Add to Cart