Donato's Palette and a few extras.
OIL MEDIUMS
2 oz Damaar Varnish (homemade)
1 oz Sun-thickened linseed oil
1 oz Venice turpentine
then add one of the following on palette while painting:
cobalt dryer
alkyd painting medium
ACRYLIC MEDIUMS
Matte or Gloss medium
Retarder (optional)
COLORS
- Alizarin Crimson†* H
- Brilliant Yellow† R
- Titanium White U
- Paynes Gray† U
- Raw Umber H
- Burnt Sienna L&B
- Yellow Ochre R
- Burnt Umber L&B
- Terre Verte (Green Earth) H
- Cadmium Red Deep† R
- Cadmium Yellow Medium† R
- Cadmium Red Scarlet† WN
- Cadmium Yellow Pale† H
- Ultramarine Blue†* OH
- Permanent Green† U
- Manganese/Dioxazine Purple†* WN
- Greenish Umber R
- Sap Green* R
- Pthalocyanine Blue†* U
- Pthalocyanine Green†* U
- Cobalt Blue R
- Turquoise Blue† R
- Raw Sienna H
- Sepia Extra†* OH
- Lamp Black U
- Cadmium Red Light†
- Magenta*
- Naples Yellow Light R
- Indian Yellow* R
- Mars Violet H
- Brown Pink* H
- Chinese Red Vermilioned L&B
- Emerald Green† R
- Manganese Blue* R
- Davey's Gray OH
- Quinacridone Violet* G
† Longer drying colors in Oil paint. Recommend dryer with these.
* Transparent colors excellent for glazing in oil paint.
G Gamblin
H Holbien
L&B Lefranc & Bourgeoius
OH Old Holand
R Rembrandt
U Utrecht
WN Windsor & Newton
BRUSHES
Soft hair brushes are best for glazing : they allow a smooth and even layering of the color. Some of the best brushes for this application are ox hair flats, sable and squirrel hair (mix). All are available from Pearl Paint and Utrecht Art Supply in sizes ranging from 1/4" to 3".
Sable watercolor brushes have the best tips for rendering fine details, sizes range from 000 and up. Rekab produces a fine and inexpensive sable brush of this type available at Pearl.
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