DANIEL SMITH 284600009 Extra Fine Watercolor 15ml Paint Tube, Buff Titanium

Great colour, only available from DS. Use it in all sorts of paintings, but especially useful for art journaling

It passed the tiny blob, gin, fingertip and invoice paper test very well. Good colour, nice density and formulation, adaptable from dry on dry to faint wet in wet, smooth or granulated seem to work.It will be fine on 680gm paper, it should mix with other good pigments.Thanks.

A very useful addition to any palette

A great colour for mixing - as recommended by my art tutor.

I bought this paint on advisement to create a particular, one-pigment landscape painting and it was absolutely perfect.It granulates slightly and splits occasionally showing deep oranges and turquoise hues when used wet-into-wet.Outstanding quality paint, as you would expect from Daniel Smith.Definitely one for the armoury.

A bit expensive but you get what you pay for. This is an excellent mixer and a great addition to basic palette.

Gorgeous colour. Paints and blends well with other paints. Very sparkly due to the fuchsite content.

best money can buy

Daniel Smith's watercolors anre always beautiful! I've been wanting to add red fuchsite to my collection & am glad I did!

Highly pigmented. My favorite watercolors.

My go to brand, I love the pigment load, value and color selection. Colors are true, blend well and fade resistant.

This is definitely one of the very best versions of Buff Titanium! Well, it is Daniel Smith, so I guess it's to be expected. I've only recently started purchasing Daniel Smith tubes and this is such a lovely color on it's own, but absolutely perfect for mixing with other colors (even from other brands!). If you're looking for good buff to add to your palette, I highly recommend this one! It's nicely saturated, yet perfectly transparent when mixing. A perfect neutral mixer.

The best shade of classic blue that can be used alone or color mixed on my palette to create all kinds of other colors. I finally used up my 3rd tube and needed more and will continue to use Daniel Smith colors for most of my paints. I like to squeeze my paints into my palette wells and let them dry so I can travel with them. I also never close the lid on my palette with wet paint inside as I live in a very wet and humid climate and this keeps it mold free. Great paint!