W&N ARTISTS' OIL COLOUR TUBE [COMPOSITE] 37ML CADMIUM YELLOW DEEP 50904129

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Artists' Oil Colour

Cadmium Yellow Deep

Cadmium Yellow Deep is a warm yellow opaque pigment. It is a genuine single pigment colour with excellent tinting qualities. A by-product of the zinc industry, Cadmium was discovered in 1817.

Lemon Yellow Hue

Bismuth Yellow

Winsor Lemon

Cadmium Lemon

Cadmium-Free Lemon

Winsor Yellow

Transparent Yellow

Chrome Yellow Hue

Size: 37ml

37ml

Product variants

£29.05 In stock, ready to ship

Overview

Our Artist's Oil Colour boasts 133 colours, made from only the finest pigments. We carefully formulate each tone for stability, tinting strength and coverage. Use them thickly with palette knives or brushes, or thin them to a very fine glaze.

Specifications

SKU:	50904129
Color Number:	111
Vehicle Oil:	Safflower Oil
Lightfastness:	Excellent
Opacity:	Opaque
Series:	4
Pigment Code:	PO20 PY35
Permanence:	Permanent

Health and Safety

Product information

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Uncompromised quality

Developed by chemists in partnership with artists, discover 9 new Cadmium-Free Artists’ Oil Colours. Our innovative range is formulated to match the vibrancy, opacity, lightfastness and permanence of traditional cadmium colours – so you no longer need to compromise when seeking an alternative.

Features

Formulated with the finest pigments for beautiful colours with excellent tinting strength; use thickly or thin to a very fine glaze. Available in 133 colours.

Range of single pigment colours

Our quality standards include the use of single pigments wherever possible to create individual colours. Combined with strength of colour, single pigments ensure clean, accurate mixing to provide you with endless colour possibilities. There are 81 single pigment colours in the range.

The highest quality production methods

Our perfectly formulated, oil paint is only possible with decades of research, expertise, and the highest quality production methods; a precise, scientific process that guarantees that every colour is flawlessly created for the highest quality finish.

Optimal balance of pigment to oil

Every Winsor & Newton Oil Colour is made with fine art pigments and formulated to enhance each pigment’s natural characteristics – providing excellent tinting strength and coverage to ensure every colour performs as it should.

Lightfast and Permanent

So that you can trust in the longevity of your work and leave a lasting impression, oil colours across the ranges have been tested for lightfastness and permanence and boast some of the best ratings (at least AA or A) of any oil paints on the market – truly retaining their brilliance over time.

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Review highlights

"good quality paint, good coverage, blending, good to use, I enjoy using Winor % Newton oils." — Saba M.
"Extremely high quality paint." — Stu W.
"Ordering direct from them means you get your paints delivered very quickly." — Saba M.

Reviews

Very happy with price, quality

"Very happy with price, quality and speed of delivery"

— Naomi T. (5/5)

AMAZING

"Perfect texture, quality, and color. Lamp black is exceptional for use in skies due to its blueish bias, when mixed with white. It allows for a simple stormy/gray sky alternative, compared to more rich mixtures. You can make silver out of it too!"

— Corbin C. (5/5)

Amazing Red.

"A Scarlet leaning earthy red. The texture I have come across in my tubes has been somewhat runny, and not ideal, but I believe this to be a rare tube by tube basis, rather than the pigment and quality of the product itself. Great for mixing oranges."

— Corbin C. (5/5)

Its amazing quality!

"Its amazing quality!"

— Isabella D. (5/5)

Beautiful Oils

"Winsor & Newton never fail to provide tubes of paint that exceed my expectations each time I purchase them. They have a wide selection to choose from for primaries, which makes finding a cheaper alternative to one yellow or blue, possible. The affordability is forgiving and ideal for all of humanity. The oil to pigment ratio is ideal for a starting point; oily, but not too stiff either. I enjoy mixing my own paints from raw pigment, but if I had an eternal choice of pre-tubed oils, W&N would be my pick, forever."

— Corbin C. (5/5)

Very useful.

"I have found raw umber to be of highly good value in making earth, and water, as burnt umber can lean quite red at times, raw umber appears to be a more true neutral."

— Corbin C. (5/5)