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Manufacturer of the World's Finest Artists' Paints Manufacturer of the World’s Finest Artists’ Paints MADE IN THE USA SINCE 1976 Meet the Owner of DANIEL SMITH John Cogley John Cogley, the owner of DANIEL SMITH Artists’ Materials, joined the company in the Information Technology Department in 1988. With almost three decades of leading the company as President, CEO and Owner, John has been the driving force behind making DANIEL SMITH Watercolors and other products recognized as the world’s best. Because of John’s commitment to innovation and in manufacturing the highest quality paints and other products, artists worldwide can rely on the performance and continuity of DANIEL SMITH products year after year. DANIEL SMITH is the Innovative Sticks, artist-quality Water Soluble Oils Manufacturer of Beautiful Watercolors and inspiring Hand Poured Half Pan sets and Oils for Artists Worldwide. DANIEL SMITH has been the leader in From being the first manufacturer developing creative tools for Artists. to make the high-performance Making beautiful, innovative, and high Quinacridone pigments into artists’ quality artists paints, which perform paints, to the development of the exciting consistently from tube to tube, year after PrimaTek and Luminescent Watercolors year, makes DANIEL SMITH products the and Oils, Watercolor Grounds, Watercolor choice for artists worldwide. Stay connected with DANIEL SMITH online! INSTAGRAM FACEBOOK @danielsmithartistsmaterials @DanielSmithArtSupplies REGIONAL ACCOUNTS REGIONAL ACCOUNTS ASIA ASIA @danielsmithasia @Danielsmithartsupplies_asia EUROPE EUROPE @danielsmitheurope @Danielsmithartsupplies_europe SOUTH AFRICA SOUTH AFRICA @danielsmithsouthafrica @Danielsmithartsupplies_southafrica LATIN AMERICA LATIN AMERICA @danielsmithltam @Danielsmithartsupplies_LTAM INDIA @danielsmith_india YOUTUBE Channel - DANIEL SMITH Mix Colors Vibrant & Extra Fine™ Watercolors with Ease Consistent Color Highest Pigment Load Find YOUR Creative Inspiration with the Widest Range of Watercolors in the World Buff Titanium Nickel Bismuth Hansa Yellow Azo Yellow Quinophthalone Cadmium Aureolin Lemon Hansa Cadmium Mayan Naples Indian Yellow Cadmium Hansa Yellow New Isoindoline Permanent Aussie Red Permanent Cadmium Titanate Vanadate Light Yellow Yellow Light (Cobalt Yellow Yellow Yellow Yellow Yellow Yellow Deep Deep Gamboge Yellow Yellow Deep Gold Orange Orange Hue Yellow Yellow Hue Yellow) Medium Medium Hue Hue Pyrrol Perinone Cadmium Red Transparent Organic Mayan Quinacridone Pyrrol Perylene Anthraquinoid Cadmium Red Pyrrol Red Perylene Red Permanent Permanent Quinacridone Anthraquinoid Mayan Red Alizarin Perm. Alizarin Carmine Potters Pink Orange Orange Scarlet Hue Pyrrol Orange Vermilion Orange Coral Scarlet Scarlet Scarlet Medium Hue Red Red Deep Red Red Crimson Crimson Opera Pink Quinacridone Rhodonite Rose Madder Quinacridone Quinacridone Quinacridone Pyrrol Quinacridone Mayan Violet Bordeaux Quinacridone Permanent Perylene Purpurite Cobalt Violet Wisteria Ultramarine Cobalt Violet Rose of Quinacridone Imperial Pink Genuine Permanent Rose Lilac Magenta Crimson Fuchsia Violet Violet Violet Genuine Red Deep Ultramarine Purple Purple Ultramarine Amethyst Carbazole Cobalt Blue Moonglow Shadow Sugilite Kyanite Indigo Mayan Dark Indanthrone Sodalite Lavender Lapis Lazuli Ultramarine French Cobalt Blue Phthalo Blue Verditer Blue Phthalo Blue Prussian Blue Apatite Violet Genuine Violet Violet Violet Genuine Genuine Blue Blue Genuine Genuine Blue Ultramarine (GS) (RS) Blue Genuine Lunar Blue Mayan Blue Cerulean Cerulean Manganese Phthalo Blue Sleeping Cobalt Teal Ultramarine Cobalt Phthalo Amazonite Fuchsite Kingman Cascade Jadeite Viridian Diopside Phthalo Prussian Terre Verte Cobalt Green Genuine Blue Blue, Blue Hue Turquoise Beauty Turq. Blue Turquoise Turquoise Turquoise Genuine Genuine Green Turq. Green Genuine Genuine Green (BS) Green Pale Chromium Gen. Gen. Cobalt Green Spring Green Phthalo Permanent Permanent Phthalo Hooker’s Sap Green Serpentine Chromium Green Apatite Rare Green Deep Sap Perylene Undersea Zoisite Olive Green Green Gold Rich Green Nickel Azo Verona Gold Raw Sienna Yellow Green Green Light Green Green (YS) Green Genuine Green Oxide Genuine Earth Green Green Green Genuine Gold Yellow Ochre Light Burnt Bronzite Yavapai French Ochre Burgundy Yellow Ochre Mars Yellow Quinacridone Transparent Raw Sienna Monte Hematite Enviro-Frnd Goethite Quinacridone Italian Deep Lunar Earth Burnt Yellow Garnet Roasted Burgundy Indian Red Bronzite Genuine Genuine Yellow Ochre Gold Yellow Oxide Amiata Nat. Burnt Scarlet Yellow Iron (Brown Deep Gold Ochre Ochre Genuine French Ochre Red Ochre Genuine Sienna Gen. Oxide Ochre) Venetian Red Italian Burnt Quinacridone Quinacridone Sedona Pompeii Red Red Fuchsite Terre Red Jasper Minnesota Italian English Red Quinacridone Deep Scarlet Perylene Naphthamide Lunar Red Piemontite Hematite Burnt Tiger’s Tiger’s Eye German Sienna Burnt Orange Sienna Genuine Genuine Ercolano Genuine Pipestone Venetian Earth Burnt Scarlet Maroon Maroon Rock Genuine Violet Eye Genuine Genuine Green Raw Gen. Red Genuine Umber Gray Sickerlite Mummy Permanent Raw Umber Transparent Transparent Fired Gold Burnt Sienna Enviro-Frnd Burnt Sienna English Red Burnt Umber Enviro-Frnd Raw Umber Sepia Van Dyck Bloodstone Lunar Violet Hematite Graphite Neutral Tint Titanium Genuine Bauxite Brown Violet Brown Oxide Red Oxide Ochre Light Red Iron Ochre Brown Iron Brown Genuine Genuine Gray Oxide Oxide Jane’s Grey Joseph Z’s Joseph Z’s Joseph Z’s Alvaro’s Alvaro’s McCracken Payne’s Blue Payne’s Gray Lamp Black Black Ivory Black Lunar Black Chinese Titanium Neutral Grey Cool Grey Warm Grey Fresco Grey Caliente Black Gray Tourmaline White White Grey Genuine Luminescent™ Watercolors Capture Shimmer, Shine, and Light DANIEL SMITH Luminescent Watercolors are specialty colors with optical effects, found in nature, that regular colors cannot replicate. These colors have an iridescent sheen, shimmer, sparkle or color shift often seen in birds’ feathers, insects, fish, flowers, metals and water. The luminous quality of these special watercolors give artists a wider range of color options. Duochrome Duochrome Duochrome Oceanic Duochrome Turquoise Duochrome Duochrome Duochrome Emerald Duochrome Duochrome Saguaro Duochrome Duochrome Autumn Duochrome Cactus Green Pearl Blue Pearl Cabo Blue Aquamarine Desert Bronze Green Adobe Mystery Flower Duochrome Hibiscus Duochrome Duochrome Duochrome Duochrome Duochrome Duochrome Interference Interference Copper Interference Interference Interference Violet Pearl Mauve Tropic Sunrise Lapis Sunlight Violet Fantasy Arctic Fire Blue Gold Green Lilac Interference Interference Pearlescent Pearlescent Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Sunstone Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Goldstone Iridescent Iridescent Red Silver Shimmer White Moonstone Blue-Silver Aztec Gold Bronze Copper Gold Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Sapphire Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Iridescent Topaz Jade Garnet Russet Ruby Scarab Red Electric Blue Antique Bronze Antique Copper Antique Gold Antique Silver PrimaTek™ Watercolors Paint with Earth’s Natural Texture Ground Yourself in Nature Easily add Depth to Your Paintings Made in the USA DANIEL SMITH created the PrimaTek line of paints made from minerals, some semi-precious, beginning in 1998 with a cache of Lapis Lazuli. DANIEL SMITH has a mineralogist who sources minerals which DANIEL SMITH processes into pigment, then mills it into watercolor. PrimaTeks express themselves with gorgeous granulation giving a sense of movement and depth that some artists have described as “magical”. Sicklerite Hematite Violet Black Tourmaline Rhodonite Hematite Lapis Lazuli Minnesota Green Apatite Sodalite Blue Apatite Bloodstone Red Fuchsite Genuine Genuine Genuine Genuine Genuine Genuine Pipestone Genuine Genuine Genuine Genuine Genuine Genuine Jadeite Fuchsite Hematite Burnt Diopside Amazonite Kyanite Sugilite Garnet Bronzite Amethyst Genuine Purpurite Genuine Sedona Genuine Genuine Scarlet Genuine Genuine Genuine Genuine Genuine Genuine Genuine Genuine Mummy Bauxite Red Jasper Serpentine Burnt Tiger’s Eye Tiger’s Eye Sleeping Beauty Yavapai Zoisite Piemontite Kingman Green Burnt Bronzite Mayan Blue Genuine Genuine Genuine Genuine Turquoise Genuine Genuine Genuine Genuine Turquoise Genuine Genuine Genuine Extra Fine™ 5ml Watercolors 117 Colors in a Convenient 5ml Size Buff Titanium Bismuth Hansa Yellow Cadmium Yellow Aureolin Lemon Yellow Hansa Yellow Cadmium Yellow Mayan Yellow Naples Yellow Indian Yellow Cadmium Yellow Hansa Yellow New Gamboge Aussie Red Gold Pyrrol Orange Perinone Orange Vanadate Yellow Light Light Hue (Cobalt Yellow) Medium Medium Hue Deep Hue Deep Transparent Organic Mayan Orange Quinacridone Pyrrol Scarlet Cadmium Red Pyrrol Red Perylene Red Quinacridone Alizarin Crimson Perm. Alizarin Carmine Opera Pink Quinacridone Rhodonite Quinacridone Quinacridone Pyrrol Orange Vermilion Coral Medium Hue Red Crimson Pink Genuine Rose Magenta Pyrrol Crimson Quinacridone Perylene Violet Cobalt Violet Rose of Quinacridone Imperial Purple Ultramarine Amethyst Carbazole Violet Cobalt Blue Moonglow Shadow Violet Indigo Mayan Blue Indanthrone Blue Sodalite Genuine Violet Ultramarine Purple Violet Genuine Violet Genuine Lavender Ultramarine Blue French Cobalt Blue Phthalo Blue Verditer Blue Phthalo Blue Prussian Blue Lunar Blue Cerulean Blue Cerulean Blue, Manganese Blue Cobalt Teal Blue Ultramarine Cobalt Turquoise Phthalo Amazonite Ultramarine (Green Shade) (Red Shade) Chromium Hue Turquoise
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