What Color Wednesday Answer! Phthalo Turquoise, DANIEL SMITH Watercolor This DANIEL SMITH exclusive is a favorite of artists. It moves from a deep dark turquoise to a thin film of robin’s egg blue in a... facebook.com/DanielSmithArt…

Sunday Art Question: In your Studio (or your kitchen/dining table!) do you work best with your area neat, tidy and organized, or do you work best with a bit of chaos?

What Color Wednesday Answer! Venetian Red, DANIEL SMITH Watercolor An earthy red-brown with opaque, sedimentary properties, Venetian Red is great for fall paintings and applications similar to Indian Red.... facebook.com/DanielSmithArt…

Friday Video! Cadmium Orange Hue, DANIEL SMITH Watercolor Cadmium Orange Hue – A deep, radiant orange that leans slightly towards red. We’ve done it! Safe, Vibrant Cadmium Hue Watercolors! Our new formulas provide all the density and richness of... youtu.be/DhcgN-6fZ90

Sunday Art Question: What do you do to make your living to support your Art making, or are you a full-time Artist?

What Color Wednesday Answer! Rose of Ultramarine, DANIEL SMITH Watercolor This exciting blend mixes Quinacridone Rose and Ultramarine Blue. The blue settles as the rose floats, creating a vibrant,... facebook.com/DanielSmithArt…

Friday Video! Fired Gold Ochre, DANIEL SMITH Watercolor A wonderful brick red, the rich, ruddy color of an Irish Setter. Transparent, granulating and non-staining, it is beautiful in any strength and makes an exquisite range of skin tones. If you... youtu.be/yu952EAEAVI

Sunday Art Question: What is your favorite time of day to paint or work on your Art? Are you an early bird, mid-day, or night owl artist?

What Color Wednesday Answer! Monte Amiata Natural Sienna, DANIEL SMITH Watercolor Bring a natural glow to your palette with this stunning sienna earth tone. Subtle granulation and a delicate transparency... facebook.com/DanielSmithArt…

Friday Video! German Greenish Raw Umber, DANIEL SMITH Watercolor A cool, earthy, neutral brown with a hint of green, German Greenish Raw Umber is a natural for landscapes of all kinds. Raw Umber with greenish tint from Germany is used to create... youtu.be/WQLQEy0Dcqs

Sunday Art Question: Who has pets that like to “help out” in the studio when you are painting or creating? Tell us about your helper, their name and specialty? :) We would love to see a photo of your "assistant"!

What Color Wednesday Answer! Phthalo Blue (GS), DANIEL SMITH Watercolor For cool, clean staining shadows and reflected light on windows, super staining, super transparent Phthalo Blue is a popular pure... facebook.com/DanielSmithArt…

Sunday Art Question: What's your favorite DANIEL SMITH violet/purple watercolor and favorite way to use it? When mixing purples and violets, which reds and blues do you like to use?

What Color Wednesday Answer! Quinacridone Sienna, DANIEL SMITH Watercolor The ultimate low-staining glazing pigment, finer than any Burnt Sienna. For the traditional and purist watercolor painter,... facebook.com/DanielSmithArt…

Friday Video! Verditer Blue, DANIEL SMITH Watercolor A true blue, a blue’s blue. Verditer Blue is an historical pigment with a place on every palette. Begin with a dark application, a deep azure lake, and watch how this slightly granulating paint... youtu.be/LATVkZvLNhE

Friday Video! Cobalt Violet Deep, DANIEL SMITH Watercolor Cobalt Violet Deep is a charming purple that brings texture to your painting with its granulating properties. Mix a wet wash and you will see beautifully subtle granulation. At full... youtu.be/Mq0FJILCqaY

Sunday Art Question: Summer is ending soon in the Northern hemisphere and beginning soon in the Southern hemisphere! Who has been outside this Summer plein air painting? Where have you been? Where is... facebook.com/DanielSmithArt…

Great video about our watercolors presented by DANIEL SMITH owner JOhn Cogley! :) John's passion for developing DANIEL SMITH products for artists has grown in the 30 years he has been with the company,... facebook.com/DanielSmithArt…

Sunday Art Question: School is back in session! :) How many of you are teaching others, either professionally or for fun, how to paint, draw, print or? Who is teaching their kids or grand-kids, you know, passing the creative torch? :)

Sunday Art Question: We’d love to see your studio or studio space where you paint, please post a photo! :)