Dala Artist's Oil Paint - 709 Vandyke Brown (50ml)

Dala Artists' Oil Paint has a rich, buttery consistency that is attributed to it's composite of quality pigments, as well as being triple milled. It has a high pigment loading, great archival properties and light-fastness. Use in conjunction with the many Dala Artists Oil Mediums for interesting paint alterations and effects.

Cadmium Pigments - Cadmium pigments are brilliantly coloured, with good permanence and tinting power.  Cadmium yellow, orange and red have become familiar artists’ colours. The yellows were first used by artist’s in the 1840. Claude Monet’s famous yellow hues for example are painted in cadmium. The reds are relatively modern pigments only becoming commercially available in 1919. 

General

Brand:	Dala
Categories:	Promotions Arts & Crafts > Fine Art Supplies > Oil Painting > Oil Colour Arts & Crafts > Promotions > Dala
LSN:	XRB-YW1-NFH-1
Barcode:	6009619408577
Model Number:	AOP-50ML-709
Price Series:	Series A

Colour

Colour:	Vandyke Brown
Colour Group:	Earth
Colour Transparency:	Opaque
Colour Type:	Vandyke • Brown
Paint Pigment Colour:	709

Package Contents

Package Contents:	1 x 50ml Tube of Oil Paint
Paint Container Style:	Tube

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• Ideal for fine aret painting and mixed media
• Dala Oil Paints can be used straight from the tube and come in a variety of pre-mixed, classic colours which themselves allow for further successful colour mixing.
• Use in conjunction with Dala Artists' Oil Mediums which are paint additives offering a host of alterations to the paints consistency; gloss; transparency, flow and texture upon the canvas. 
• Many of the must-have tools and accessories suited to working in oils are available at Dala - including palette knives; brushes; oil painting mediums and easels.
• Helpful Tip: The golden rule when using different kinds of media on the same substrate is "lean to fat". This means that colour mediums like watercolour and acrylic colour can be applied to the canvas first and oil colour may be applied onto that. However, it is not advised to apply the oil colour (fat) first and then acrylic or watercolour (lean).
• *Clean brushes / palette knives with Artists' Turpentine or Artists' White Spirit to remove oil colour residue. Therafter wash brushes in warm, soapy water and leave to dry.

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