Tusc & Pine Oil Color Earth Colors Set of 7, 150ml Tubes

Tusc & Pine Oil Color Earth Colors Set of 7, 150ml Tubes

• Earth Colors Set of 7
• 150ml tubes
• Includes Appalachia Brown Oxide, Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber Warm, Raw Umber Cool, Raw Sienna, Transparent Red Oxide, and Yellow Ochre Light
• Vehicle: Alkali Refined Linseed Oil
• Mixed and milled in small batches
• No unnecessary additives
• Rich, creamy consistency

Our Earth Colors Set offers 7 unique colors in cool and warm tones. The natural Iron Oxide used to make these earth tones come from mineral deposits all over the world. The set contains Appalachia Brown Oxide, Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber Warm, Quinacridone Red, Raw Sienna, Transparent Red Oxide, and Yellow Ochre Light.

Appalachia Brown Oxide: As its name suggests, Red Iron Oxide from the soil of the Blue Ridge Mountains is used to make Appalachia Brown Oxide. Interestingly, Red Iron Oxide was called "bloodstone" in ancient Greece because of its blood-red color. The color closely resembles the signature red clay of North Carolina.

Burnt Sienna: This rusty brown earth color is a necessary foundation color for all painters. Burnt Sienna is made by roasting Iron Oxide Earth pigments at high temperatures to create a warm, burnt appearance. It owes its name to the Italian city of Siena, where it was initially mined and produced during the Renaissance.

Burnt Umber Warm: Burnt Umber Warm brings to mind the sweet taste of chocolate. The color is made by roasting Iron Oxide earth pigments at high temperatures to create a warm, burnt appearance.

Raw Umber Cool: Italian treatises from the 16th century are the first to mention umber as a type of brown earth. Raw umber most likely comes from ombra, the Italian word for shadow. This umber has a cool, relaxed tone compared to Raw Umber Warm.

Raw Sienna: This color has a warm, rusty golden quality. It is made of Yellow Iron Oxide Earth. The color owes its name to the Italian city of Siena, where it was famously mined during the Renaissance.

Transparent Red Oxide: This is a very dominant, strong Red Iron Oxide. Thick applications have a rusty red-brown tone. Thin or use as a glaze to show off the transparency of this oxide.

Yellow Ochre Light: A lighter version of Yellow Ochre with hints of orange, brown, and gold. The crunch of crisp fall leaves and the smell of fresh bread come to mind when looking at Yellow Ochre Light.

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