Stoneground’s pearlescent watercolours are ideal for adding special effects to traditional watercolo…

Stoneground’s pearlescent watercolours are ideal for adding special effects to traditional watercolo…

Stoneground’s pearlescent watercolours are ideal for adding special effects to traditional watercolo…

Stoneground’s pearlescent watercolours are ideal for adding special effects to traditional watercolo…

This mineral pigment adds a beautiful luminous quality when used in glazing applications, but don’t …

Malachite is a beautiful green watercolour with a natural, subtle, sparkle and is particularly usefu…

Graphite is a natural pigment best known for its use in pencils. In watercolour, however, Graphite h…

Artist Notes: One of the most famous blue stones in art, Lapis Lazuli has been famously used as an o…

Felsite is a very transparent earth yellow that makes a wonderful choice for glazing application in …

A striking cool, blue-grey colour Azurite is best applied in layers and has a particularly beautiful…

Zinc White is considered to be a slightly warmer white than Titanium White, and works well with the …

This is a warm, earthy orange-red whose transparency gives off a jewel-like glow when used in glazin…

Titanium Grey is an incredibly versatile colour that that mixes beautifully with other watercolours.…

A warm black that is useful for a variety of applications, Roman Black reads as being almost brown w…

Raw Umber Green Shade is a dull, greenish-brown, great for bringing a natural, live-wood aspect to l…

Raw Umber Dark Neutral is a dark, dull earth brown - a colour resembling dark chocolate - and is use…

Mars Orange is a dark valued, earthy orange and is useful in a variety of watercolour applications. …

Light Yellow Ochre is a natural yellow earth pigment that produces a warm, earthy yellow, and is mor…

Lemon Ochre is a natural yellow earth pigment which has been used by humans since pre-history. A bea…

Iron Oxide Black is an opaque black with high tinting strength which can be used in a variety of wat…