Michael Harding Artist Oli Colours, Introductory Oil Paint Set, Six 40ml Tubes, 00640
Details
- BrandMichael
- ColorTitanium White
- Finish TypeGloss
- Size0.23 Fl Oz of
- Item Volume40 Milliliters
- Special FeatureFade Resistant
Description
Michael Harding Artist Oli Colours, Introductory Oil Paint Set, Six 40ml Tubes, 00640
Specifications
| Item Volume | 40 Milliliters |
| Unit Count | 1.40 Fl Oz |
| Size | 0.23 Fl Oz (Pack of 6) |
| Finish Types | Gloss |
| Color | Titanium White No. 2, Yellow Lake, Ultramarine Blue, Yellow Ochre Deep, Burnt Umber and Scarlet Lake. |
| Additional Features | Fade Resistant |
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Reviews
D**.
Perfect set
I am a big Michael Harding fan! I’ve met him personally and his paint is amazing just like him. He stands by his products. Rich in pigments, buttery texture. A little goes a long way. Worth it every time. The color on the tubes is actually painted with the paint!
J**M
The best paint i have ever used
This is by far the best paint I have ever used and the texture is buttery and spreads great and gives great texture and brush storkes and great transparency when needed and works great with all kinds of mediums and has a huge pigment load I recommend this paint to anyone but I do caution beginners about buying this paint it’s extremely expensive and it’s easy to use to much and waste it so beginners beware lol
B**C
Very vibrant
My first set of oils having moved on from acrylics. Couldn't be more pleased. I add a touch of linseed oil to thin just a tad. Really lovely to work with. Very smooth. A little goes a long way. The colors and pigment load are exceptional. Highly recommend.
J**N
Wonderful paint
Having used the the overly thick and dull Winton oils, Michael Harding paint is a delight in comparison, the buttery consistency is far easier apply to the canvas (without needed to add mediums) and the colors are vibrant. I just wish the starter set came with black. But I am just so glad to get a good tube of burnt umber, and I am pleased they sent an extra tube of Titanium white.
G**N
Worth the expense
Switching from acrylic, I started out buying Winton and Gamblin 1980 paints. I found both to have an almost clay like consistency, difficult to work with. Of course those were also student grade.The Michael Harding is a completely different experience. Smooth and buttery, feels great to work with. Absolutely worth the price.
C**E
Love these paints!!!
Soft, buttery, great colors transparent and semi transparent. Best oil paints I’ve found so far. Somewhat spendy but a little goes a long way. Very pleased with my purchase.
K**M
Great set
The best oil paints I’ve ever had. The pigments are amazing. They are pricey, but so worthy. You use less and effect is impressive
R**T
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