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Full set of ten half pans of watercolor natural paint handmade from local stone.
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Set of 6 half pans of watercolor paint handmade from local stone.
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Set of four half pans of watercolor paint handmade from local stone.
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Hand bound by Wildland Press, this book features 15 pages of 140lb (300GSM) Canson archival watercolor paper, a card with sample quantities of all 10 of my natural stone watercolor paints, and a brush.
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Made from a local chalk, this is another complex pigment.
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This is a creamy paint with a velvety finish when it dries.
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The orange ochre color is more rich than photos can capture – velvety and deep.
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Warm and rich, this brown is so deep and velvety that it’s almost black.
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This paint can give effects from a hazy mist to a completely opaque olive green, depending on how much water you use.
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This paint can be used as a transparent wash or loaded up for a pea green opaque accent.
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One half pan of watercolor paint handmade from local stone.
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This rich, deep black was made from the coal that put Madrid, New Mexico on the map.
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Purple Earth is a good name for this paint, but doesn’t do justice to the complexity of the color.