Natural Earth Friendly Dark Yellow Ochre Oil Paint

Professional quality and moderately priced, this oil paint is for professional and amateur artists who want to use authentic colors that reflect the natural world in their paintings. Dark Yellow Ochre is deep yellow-brown with permanent lightfastness. Dark Yellow Ochre can be blended with Titanium White and Natural Red or Rose Red to make flesh tones, or mixed with the umbers to create lighter shades of natural earth-toned browns. Colors of Nature presents its oil paint in 40ml tubes.

Ingredients:

cold-pressed organic plant oils, certified organic plant waxes, natural earth pigments.

C.I. PY43

Review Colors of Nature’s MSDS documentation by clicking here.

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Q: Hi! Do you test your products for heavy metals, since you use natural pigments? I don't doubt that your products are non toxic, just want to be sure!

Asked by: Hanna - 3/11/2018

A: Hello Hanna,

Thank you for your question.

Colors of Nature is no longer certified by ACMI; however, Colors of Nature has not changed its formulas, ingredients or its suppliers since our watercolor paints and pigments were certified. Based on the AP certification given by ACMI for our original 13 watercolor paints certified them to be non toxic and safe for children to use. Lead for example, which is a heavy metal, was tested for and not found in our products which even included packaging.

You may be interested in reading our FAQs on this topic:
- Q: Why should I use an earth-friendly paint instead of conventional paint? Does it really matter which paint I use?
- Q: In what ways is your paint ‘earth-friendly’?
- Q: Is there such a thing as a natural mineral pigment?
- Q: Can you give more information about the pigments you use?

Also, if you wish to read the MSDS for our pigments we offer a link on each pigment's web page.

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Q: When using your oil paint, would I use the same thinning recipe I would use with a conventional oil paint, to make a glaze or wash?

Asked by: Jamie LeCoe - 5/5/2015

A: Hello Jamie,

Thank you for your question and we are sorry about taking a year to respond. Our web admin didn't inform us of this option so your question was lost until now.

Yes, you can use our oil paints just like any other conventional oil paint out in the market.

If you have any questions please let us know.

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