Oil paints are made with pigments suspended in oil, typically linseed oil.

Ultramarine Blue is a natural pigment derived from lapis lazuli, known for its intense blue color.

Acrylic paints are made with pigments suspended in an acrylic resin, which dries quickly and forms a durable film.

Burnt Umber is a natural pigment made from roasted umber, known for its warm, earthy brown color.

Tempera paints are made with pigments mixed with egg yolk, which acts as a binder and dries quickly.

Cadmium Green is a synthetic pigment made from cadmium sulfide, known for its bright, intense green color.

Watercolor paints are made with pigments suspended in water, which creates a transparent effect when applied to paper.

Cobalt Blue is a synthetic pigment made from cobalt oxide, known for its deep, cool blue color.

Gouache paints are made with pigments suspended in gum arabic, a natural binder that creates an opaque, matte finish.

Cadmium Red is a synthetic pigment made from cadmium sulfide, known for its bright, intense red color.

Oil paints are made with pigments suspended in oil, typically linseed oil.

Cadmium Yellow is a synthetic pigment made from cadmium sulfide, known for its bright, intense yellow color.

Alkyd paints are made with pigments suspended in an alkyd resin, which is a synthetic resin derived from oil.

Viridian is a synthetic pigment made from chromium oxide, known for its deep, cool green color.

Encaustic paints are made with pigments suspended in hot wax, which is applied to a surface while molten and then cooled.