Grizzly: A warm brown ocher with mild granulation and a strong tinting strength.
Goldenrod: A muted gold sienna, rich and textured. A field of late summer blooms, damp in the morning mist.
Sundown: A brilliant tangerine orange for high alpine sunsets. Hematite and goethite in this soil pigment gives it an incredible tinting strength.
Arnica: A brilliant golden yellow. Named for the countless hillsides I crossed this summer, glowing bright in full bloom.
Venetian Red: A bright, warm scarlet red derived from iron oxide tinted clay. This paint has a very clean tone with no separation and minimal granulation.
Bog Cranberry: An interesting, cool red with heavy separation. The larger pigment particles settle out in the grooves of the paper for a dramatic show of texture. Named after a very special plant that grown in alpine bogs here on Vancouver Island.