Aussie Red Gold PY83, PR101, PV19 Or rouge aussie

DANIEL SMITH Aussie Red Gold is the rich, golden colour of ochre cliffs set aflame at sunset. This brilliant reddish-gold will add a glowing light to landscapes, summer flowers, and autumn leaves. Aussie Red Gold is excellently lightfast, transparent, non-granulating, low-staining, and performs wonderfully. You will love it on your palette!

• Pigments name: Diarylide Yellow/Jaune Diarylide PY83, Transparent Red Oxide/Rouge Oxyde Transparent PR101, Quinacridone Red/Rouge de Quinacridone PV19
• Lightfastness: 1 - Excellent
• Transparency: Transparent
• Granulation: Non-Granulating
• Staining: Low Staining
• Series: 2

DANIEL SMITH Aussie Red Gold watercolour is a gorgeous, glowing colour that stands up to the brilliant orange Quinacridones and is unique on your palette.

Quinacridone Burnt Orange is granulating and darker, with intense brown tones compared to the non-granulating Aussie Red Gold. Both are transparent, have low staining, and possess excellent lightfastness.

Quinacridone Sienna is granulating and quite ruddy compared to the non-granulating Aussie Red Gold. Both are transparent, have low staining, and offer excellent lightfastness.

Compared to these Quinacridones, Aussie Red Gold leans more towards orange, featuring a similar Quinacridone glow. It is non-granulating, transparent, low-staining, and offers excellent lightfastness.

Quinacridone Gold is granulating, with more golden-yellow tones than non-granulating Aussie Red Gold; both are transparent, have low staining, and possess excellent lightfastness.

Quinacridone Deep Gold has more golden-brown tones than Aussie Red Gold; both are non-granulating, transparent, low-staining, and exhibit excellent lightfastness.