Unbox & Mix with the Selected Native Italian Earth Set

Thanks for joining us to watch Greg swatch out & mix with the Selected Native Italian Earth Set. This set features: Italian Terra Verte (PG23) | Italian Yellow Ochre (PY43) | Italian Lemon Ochre (PY43) | Italian Orange Ochre (PBr7) | Italian Green Ochre (PBr7) | Italian Pompeii Red (PR102) | Italian Rosso Veneto (PR102) | Italian Terra Rosa (PR102) | Italian Pozzuoli Earth (PR102) | Italian Black Roman Earth (PBr7, PBk6)

[@RuthHenriquez1]

I found this really helpful, especially the color mixing demos. Some of the neutrals you created by mixing these colors are gorgeous. I've been interested in these paints and this has inspired me to try them. Thank you.

[@christianday6759]

Excellent video. Lots of great ideas for lovely pinks and grays.

[@lesliesmith7312]

Wish I could get that set in acrylics! When I mix acrylic so much paint ends up wasted. On oils a tiny film stuck to the pallet can be picked up and used for hours, but in acrylic it dries up to fast , making convenience so important for acrylic

[@GoldenPaints]

Thanks for your comment, Leslie! Have you tried OPEN Slow-Drying Acrylics? goldenpaints.com/products/colors/open
Send our Materials & Applications Specialists a note at [e-mail] for other ideas about increasing your working time in acrylics.

[@jrb4935]

Williamsburg have the best earth paints.

[@Expressionistix]

Vasari might be better with some earth colors.

[@MrFerocactus]

which of these colors is the best for a portrait??. Puzzuoli earth and Rosso Venetto?. Well thank you

[@GoldenPaints]

Tinting Italian Pozzuoli Earth, Rosso Venetto or one of the other reddish colors with Titanium or Lead White can give a nice midtone color for portraits.