DANIEL SMITH 284600011 Extra Fine Watercolor 15ml Paint Tube, Burnt Umber, 0.5 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

These are expensive watercolor paints but they are excellent quality.

Burnt Umber is a staple for watercolor painting.

I have worked with designer paints foe many years and appreciate Daniel Smith and other fine quality colors

the best watercolor pigments, thick, thinned easily and color is bright and beautiful

Not the cheapest by any mean, this is an artist quality paint.

Excellent product. Good flow for wash and super dense for knife work

I am now using the Daniel Smith Extra Fine watercolors. They are extra creamy. I love this brand. I would love to change out all of my watercolors to DS.

As always, a great watercolor paint.

The paint works very well by itself, but best to alway mix it with another colour to give it more life

Amazing paint- goes a long, long way!

As I want to upgrade to a full set of professional watercolours I have been trying most of the main brands, which includes Daniel Smith of course. After trying this Burnt Umber, I definitely agree with those who claim Daniel Smith’s earth tones are superb. I’m not as big a fan of the tube paint’s consistency and rewetting properties, especially compared to other paints such as Qor, M. Graham, or White Nights. Those paints are soooo creamy and smooth compared to Daniel Smith. I am honestly a little puzzled at the craze around Daniel Smith after using a bunch of dot samples and now this paint tube. Whether fresh from the tube or rewetted (with difficulty), the experience is just more… clunky. I love the colour and workability (after it’s finally wetted) but one tube of Daniel Smith has satisfied my curiosity. I will be building my set with other brands of paint.