Buff Titanium

Beautiful color by itself and mixes nicely with other colors

Wonderful paint. Love the shade, thickness, ease of working with this paint.

Love this color

This pigment is a must on my color palette.

One of my new favorites in my palette box. I don't normally like too many of my paints to have a grainy look when dried but for this buff color it's perfect. It will make it a breeze making sandy looking beaches and for lime stone buildings and so much more. Loved the creamy feel as I washed it across the paper and as I added layers, it just became more interesting and fun to work with. I feel quality paints are so worth it. Years ago I made the mistake of using cheap stuff and know now the money I thought I was saving while I practiced, I didn't save because I wasted my time with products that faded and flaked off the paper. You time is worth money too, so invest in good artist quality paints in the beginning. Just start with a few and you can expand with time. If you think your just learn with the cheap paints your not because they don't mix the same as quality pigments. I have a few go to brands in my palette and Daniel Smith is one of the great ones.

takes some getting used to but i enjoy working with DS colors. be careful when first using- a lot tends to come out of the tube with very little pressure Their 24 1/2 pan collection and 12 1/2 pan Inspiration colors palette are a pleasure to use- good mixing/blending and layering. most colors are lovely

I purchased the pocket half pan set years ago and fell in love with Buff titanium. Being the most opaque of the pigments, it is almost more of a gouache but it holds the same blending properties as the rest of the set. It pairs well with indigo, burnt sienna, and ultramarine. I have also been working more with quinac. rose/BT blend which creates a dreamy evening sunset color. I really think every Daniel Smith connoisseur should have this pigment on hand! Shipping was okay. Found myself wishing it shipped in a box instead of a bag, but it arrived safely.

This is a great color, one that is indispensable for painting undertones in animal fur. That said, I personally recommend putting it in a pan and letting it dry before use. I always find DS to be really "sticky" and gummy fresh from the tube. Once panned and dried it worked great and is a lovely, lovely color.

Daniel Smith obviamente es garantía de calidad. Lo más relevante para mí es el vendedor, Art Vallarta, que siempre tiene un estupendo servicio conmigo. Por algún extraño motivo, Amazon nunca muestra todos los productos de Daniel Smith que están a la venta en Art Vallarta. Art Vallarta vende casi todos los colores de Daniel Smith, pero en la página de Amazon solo se ven unos cinco o seis. ¿Por qué es esto?

Very beautiful warm, muted beige. I already finished my first tube and this is my second purchase

Love it

Parfait

Fabulous colour. Very expensive but I love it