Almost like “Tangelo” but more on the pink side if you’re going in that direction.
A Lighter Softer Version Of Cool Mint That Can Be Used To Lighten Greens Or Anything In The Minty Green Family
A More Muted Solid Green Tone That Makes a Great Alternative For Breaking Down Green Tones
This Color Is a Great Option In The Blue Green Family. Works As a Great Mid Tone Among These Tones
A Really Rich Pinkish Orange Red. Stays Super Solid And Makes a Great Bridge Between Reds, Pinks, And Oranges
A beautiful velvet like deeper brown tone that can go towards purples, grays or brown tones alike.
A fan favorite, it can smoothly blend from orange tones to “Tangelo”. Very vivid.
True to its name. Breaks down great with lighter and bright colors.
Commonly Becoming The Most Popular Red Due To Its Rich Solid Tone. Slightly Deeper Than Really Red But Still Bright
A Great Rich Blueish Green That Has Tons Of Uses And Can Be Darkened Or Lightened To Fit The Project
A Super Deep Base For Turquoise Or Can Be Broken Down With White For Desired Tone. A Pure Concentrate Tone
Super solid rich reddish-purple with a hint of pink. Strong enough to stand alone or mix
The Brightest White Out There, Goes In Easily And Stays Solid. Used To Lighten Colors And Rich Highlights
A Good Muted Blueish Purple Tone That Has Tons Of Uses In The Blue To Purple Families
A heavy yellow that can stand on its own or great to deepen “Atomic Yellow”
A Bright Slightly Brownish Yellow. Makes a Great Breakdown Tone To Darker Browns And Oranges
Pastel Pink, Lush Lilac, Lemon Drop, Soft Mint and Blue Mist