Winsor & Newton is a British company that has been making art materials since 1832. Their offerings include paints, inks, brushes, canvas, paper, mediums, and easels. The Winsor & Newton Artists’ Oil Colors range encompasses 115 colors and is one of the most popular and best-selling artists’ oil paints.
I’ve used Winsor & Newton paints on and off for over 25 years. I started painting with Winton as an undergraduate art student and switched to the artists’ oils range a couple years later. They are very consistent paints and I can always trust that they are going to perform. Do you use Winsor & Newton Artists’ Oils? If so please leave a review below and comment. What are your favorite colors?
Winsor & Newton paints and brushes, Blick painting knife, and New Wave palette.
They have a great buttery consistency – not too wet or too stiff. This is pretty reliable across different colors also. You might find small differences between different tubes, but for the most part they all have a similar texture.
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Earthy Reds and Browns
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Winsor & Newton Artists' Oil Colors
Product Name: Winsor & Newton Artists' Oil Colors
Product Description: "Buttery and vibrant, our Artist's Oil Color boasts 115 colors, made from only the finest pigments. We carefully formulate each tone for stability, tinting strength and coverage. Use them thickly with palette knives or brushes, or thin them to a very fine glaze."
Brand: Winsor & Newton
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Overall Quality - 95%95%
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Pigmentation - 95%95%
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Blendability - 100%100%
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Range of Colors - 98%98%
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Texture - 99%99%
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Price - 97%97%
Editor's Summary
Winsor & Newton Artists’ Oil colors are buttery smooth, professional quality, and available in 115 colors. Highly recommended.
Pros
Large range of 115 colors including 6 different whites and 6 metallics
Consistent performance
Buttery texture
Cons
Some colors are expensive