Stockmar Watercolour Paints are known for their excellent clarity natural transparency light-resistance and scumbling properties. The colour range follows the extended version of Goethe's "Theory of Colours'. Each tone has been adjusted so that it can be mixed well with the others. Harmonious intermediate gradations and boundary-less colour blending are also possible when using the wet-on-wet technique.

They can be used with all usual water colouring techniques. Stockmar watercolours are ideal for transparent painting and when mixed with white can be used for non-transparent painting. They are produced from gum arabic and the finest light-resistant colour pigments have a very high yield-value and remain completely water-soluble when dry. The colour tones have been chosen so that they can be mixed to yield all intermediate shades without losing their brilliance and intensity. .

Tried and tested in art education at school and kindergarten these non-toxic paints are long-lasting and remain completely water soluble when dry.

water colours - introduction and first steps	(729 kb)
water colours - working materials	(552 kb)
water colours - mixing colours	(811 kb)
water colours - wet-in-wet technique	(478 kb)
water colours - wet-on-dry technique	(466 kb)
water colours - cover-up technique	(640 kb)