Nickel Titanium Yellow Hope Christofferson Palette Pigment Number: PY 65 +

Pigment Number: PY 65 + PW 6

Paint Maker’s Notes: The only Stoneground watercolour created using two pigments

Prussian Blue became the first stable and lightfast blue pigment to be widely used in oil and watercolour paint in the 18th century

Gouache can be diluted with water and used in wet-in-wet applications in the same manner as watercolour

Lightfastness: Fluorescent paint is not lightfast

Nickel Titanium Yellow Hope Christofferson Palette Pigment Number: PY 65 +Nickel Titanium Yellow can be used full strength for a pop of lemon yellow, or use it diluted for soft and subtle washes. This cool, buttery yellow is the perfect colour for capturing spring botanicals, or for use in landscape paintings. Nickel Titanium Yellow is quite opaque when compared to other modern yellow pigments, and is less intense than Hansa Yellow Light. Artist Notes: Combined with Burnt Sienna Crimson, Nickel Titanium Yellow creates a