#cold light

A selection of the oil paint palette I use for winter paintings

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Titanium White

Produces a dense, pure light. Ideal for snowy spaces and cool highlights

Viridian Green

A cool, grayish-green hue. Perfect for pine needles under caps of white snow at dusk

Emerald Green

More saturated and warmer than viridian. Works great for pine branches during the day – it adds depth and contrast

Sky Blue

A pure, transparent blue. When mixed with white, it creates airy transitions and a frosty air

Ultramarine

A rich, cool violet undertone. Ideal for shadows on snow, evening blue hour, and deep twilight

Deep Violet

Added in small quantities to white, it creates a frosty glow. I use it for cool shadows and dawn reflections

Light Ochre

Adds warmth and coziness: village houses, tree bark, dry grass under snow

Natural Umber

A rich brown-gray. Indispensable for shadows, old fences, branches, and wooden structures

Mars Black

I didn't want them to confess. I wanted them to die. And so what now? What now? That depends on you.