Dan Dos Santos' Palette Updated

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Alien in the Family by Dan Dos Santos

While talking with Dan Dos Santos at Illuxcon '10 we discussed the blog and he let me know that he has since changed up his palette a bit. Instead of revising the old palette I'm going to add the new one. Especially if someone wants to compare the two and to also illustrate how the palette of an artist will change over time. Nothing was as dramatic as the introduction of new colors during the nineteenth century though.

• Titanium White Linseed (R)
• Alizarin Crimson (WN)
• Cadmium Red Medium (R)
• Carmine (R)
• Cadmium Orange (R)
• Cadmium Yellow Medium (R)
• Permanent Yellow Lemon (R)
• Indian Yellow (WN)
• Yellow Ochre Light (R)
• Nickel Titanium Yellow Light (R)
• Permanent Yellowish Green (R)
• Viridian Green (R)
• Manganese Blue Pthalo (R)
• Ultramarine Blue (R)
• Turquoise Blue Pthalo (R)
• Burnt Sienna (R)
• Mars Violet (H)
• Raw Umber (R)
• Ivory Black (R)

R = Rembrandt

H = Holbein

WN = Winsor Newton

Dan has also started an awesome new blog called Muddy Colors, a collection of artist sharing their process and other insights.

If you're interested in Dan's process he also has a video available.