Daler Rowney Georgian Oil Colour, Burnt Umber, 225ml, Deep Earth Brown, Buttery Texture & High Pigment Strength

Volume: 225ml; Pigment: Burnt Umber (dark, warm brown); Texture: Smooth and creamy; Pigment strength: High for vibrant colour; Drying: Even drying rate across layers; Lightfastness: Excellent; Best use: Portraits, landscapes, and tonal work.

Begin with a thin, even wash to establish your dark tones. Build up with successive layers for depth, glazing to adjust values, and use small amounts of white or other earth tones to shift warmth. Clean brushes between colour mixes and allow layers to dry to avoid mud in glaze work.

Pair it with Burnt Sienna for richer browns, Raw Umber for cooler earth tones, and Titanium White for lighter glazes. Mixing with other colours in the Georgian Oil Colour range can help you dial in natural shadows and warm midtones for realistic portraits and landscapes.

Oil colours from the Georgian range perform well on primed canvas, linen, and oil-primed panels. Expect good adhesion and smooth application on properly prepared surfaces.

Yes. This pigment is designed for excellent lightfastness, helping to resist fading and discoloration over time when stored and used under normal display and lighting conditions.

Dust a very thin glaze of Burnt Umber over dry layers to deepen shadows and enrich midtones. Build up multiple transparent layers, allowing each to dry, to achieve gradual depth without overpowering highlights.

Use hog-bristle or soft synthetic brushes for smooth application. Palette knives are great for scumbling and texture. Clean brushes with a suitable solvent (like white spirit) or mild oil soap after painting, then wipe and reshape the bristles.

You can mix with compatible oil colours, but always test on a small area first to ensure consistent drying times and colour balance. Keep solvents away from skin and work in a well-ventilated area.

Seal the cap tightly after each use, store upright in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and avoid exposing the tube to extreme temperature changes to prevent pigment separation or skinning.

Compare pigment strength, lightfastness, texture, and drying behavior. For similar earth tones from other options on Fepy, you can explore Raw Umber and Burnt Sienna variants to see which hue and opacity best fit your style, while considering price and volume.

You can explore related browns in the Fepy catalog to compare finishes, levels of transparency, and price. For convenience, you can visit the product family pages that group earth-toned Georgian Oil Colours and other Daler Rowney oils on Fepy.

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