Alpenglow - Dot Card

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Dot Cards are a great alternative to traditional pans of paint. They are a more affordable option as they’re easier for me to make, and they contain a good sample sized dollop of each colour. Dot Cards also can be shipped as letter mail, saving some shipping costs for those in hard to reach places. Dot Cards make great gifts as it’s a way for people to try several colours and explore my paints before committing to an actual palette. Also, they’re zero waste!

Alpenglow - A set of six watercolours, created in the image of high alpine peaks and glacial tarns. These colours hold fond memories of time spent up high with the mountains. With cold glacial waters and crisp, fragrant air, wildflowers blowing in the strong winds. The sun dips toward the horizon, and the tall peaks are lit up bright orange for just a few minutes. These are the moments I aim to capture with these colours.

Dot Cards are a great alternative to traditional pans of paint. They are a more affordable option as they’re easier for me to make, and they contain a good sample sized dollop of each colour. Dot Cards also can be shipped as letter mail, saving some shipping costs for those in hard to reach places. Dot Cards make great gifts as it’s a way for people to try several colours and explore my paints before committing to an actual palette. Also, they’re zero waste!

Alpenglow - A set of six watercolours, created in the image of high alpine peaks and glacial tarns. These colours hold fond memories of time spent up high with the mountains. With cold glacial waters and crisp, fragrant air, wildflowers blowing in the strong winds. The sun dips toward the horizon, and the tall peaks are lit up bright orange for just a few minutes. These are the moments I aim to capture with these colours.

Cirque: A soft teal blue for painting those bright glacial waters. Created from a mix of natural indigo and yellow ochre.

Mountain Hemlock: A deep bluish green, like the weathered trees around an alpine tarn.

Larch: A brighter, more yellow leaning green for layering in morning light or painting lush meadows.

Sundown: A brilliant tangerine orange for high alpine sunsets. Hematite and goethite in this soil pigment gives it an incredible tinting strength.

Grizzly: A warm brown ocher with mild granulation and a strong tinting strength.

Moraine: A deep and striking slate grey, with plenty of texture and granulation. Perfect for painting those high mountain peaks or rocky creek beds.

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