Daniel Smith Original Oil Paint 150 ml - Titanium White
Daniel Smith Original Oil Paint 150 ml - Titanium White
Daniel Smith Professional Oil Paints have a tradition spanning more than 30 years and combine the world's finest pigments with high-quality linseed oil. They are handmade in small batches and are highly pigmented, with a consistent buttery consistency. Each formula is perfectly balanced (pigment vs. oil) to give you the best color strength. Mix oil paints with white to create new shades. Even the smallest amount produces beautiful colors.
Great paint starts with great raw materials. Daniel Smith oil paints are made from a range of vibrant, finely ground pigments and high-quality linseed oil refined using an alkaline process. The oil is selected for its uniformity, low acidity, good adhesion, and resistance to yellowing. Color strength, consistent texture, and lightfastness are hallmarks of these professional oil paints.
Opaque Titanium White is a neutral, bright white, brighter than Zinc White, with excellent coverage. It is also suitable for mixing with other Daniel Smith oil paints.
Product details:
- Daniel Smith Titanium White Professional Oil Paint
- Handmade in Seattle
- Finest pigments
- High-quality linseed oil
- Buttery consistency
- High lightfastness
- 30-year tradition
- 150 ml tube
Daniel Smith Original Oil Paint 150 ml - Titanium White is a true masterpiece in any painter's hands. Its creamy consistency and intense pigment ensure perfect coverage and a bright, vibrant color. With this high-quality product from the renowned Daniel Smith brand, you can be sure your works of art will stand out for their unique quality and detail. Bring your paintings to life with this beautiful Titanium White oil paint!
Hodnotenia zákazníkov
This was my first experience with watercolor ground. It was very easy to apply and dried to a smooth surface.
I really like this paint. I apply it as smoothly and evenly as possible with a flat synthetic brush.
Really interesting to use. I tend to leave texture on prepared surfaces, and it affects the painting.
This watercolor primer works well. It isn’t too water-resistant, so watercolor behaves on it just like it does on regular paper.
A really nice ground. You can get a relatively smooth to slightly rough texture. It has good coverage.
