WINSOR & NEWTON Designers GOUACHE is a range of the finest artists' colours. They are perfect for designs, illustrations and clear, bright images in solid colours. They are also widely used as an opaque watercolour paint. Designers GOUACHE gets its excellent opacity from the very high concentration of high-quality pigments. The colours dry matt and very opaque and have excellent lightfastness. The gouache colours can be diluted with water and can also be dissolved with water after drying. Because of its clear and bright colours, Designers GOUACHE is particularly suitable for designers, illustrators and artists, but also ideal for learning colour theory. WINSOR & NEWTON Designers GOUACHE has benefited enormously from today's technological developments. It is flatter, smoother, more opaque and brighter than ever before. All colours are available in 14 ml tubes and black and white shades are also available in larger 37 ml tubes. Price per tube.
WINSOR & NEWTON Designers GOUACHE is a range of the finest artists' colours. They are perfect for designs, illustrations and clear, bright images in solid colours. They are also widely used as an opaque watercolour paint. Designers GOUACHE gets its excellent opacity from the very high concentration of high-quality pigments. The colours dry matt and very opaque and have excellent lightfastness. The gouache colours can be diluted with water and can also be dissolved with water after drying. Because of its clear and bright colours, Designers GOUACHE is particularly suitable for designers, illustrators and artists, but also ideal for learning colour theory. WINSOR & NEWTON Designers GOUACHE has benefited enormously from today's technological developments. It is flatter, smoother, more opaque and brighter than ever before. All colours are available in 14 ml tubes and black and white shades are also available in larger 37 ml tubes. Price per tube.
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The lowest price we last saw for Winsor & Newton - Designers' Gouache Naples Yellow Deep - S1 / 14ml was $11.95 at theartshop.com.au, compared across 9 retailers (last seen 21 Mar 2026). Prices may have changed since.
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Winsor & Newton - Designers' Gouache Naples Yellow Deep - S1 / 14ml
WINSOR & NEWTON Designers GOUACHE is a range of the finest artists' colours. They are perfect for designs, illustrations and clear, bright images in solid colours. They are also widely used as an opaque watercolour paint. Designers GOUACHE gets its excellent opacity from the very high concentration of high-quality pigments. The colours dry matt and very opaque and have excellent lightfastness. The gouache colours can be diluted with water and can also be dissolved with water after drying. Because of its clear and bright colours, Designers GOUACHE is particularly suitable for designers, illustrators and artists, but also ideal for learning colour theory. WINSOR & NEWTON Designers GOUACHE has benefited enormously from today's technological developments. It is flatter, smoother, more opaque and brighter than ever before. All colours are available in 14 ml tubes and black and white shades are also available in larger 37 ml tubes. Price per tube.
WINSOR & NEWTON Designers GOUACHE is a range of the finest artists' colours. They are perfect for designs, illustrations and clear, bright images in solid colours. They are also widely used as an opaque watercolour paint. Designers GOUACHE gets its excellent opacity from the very high concentration of high-quality pigments. The colours dry matt and very opaque and have excellent lightfastness. The gouache colours can be diluted with water and can also be dissolved with water after drying. Because of its clear and bright colours, Designers GOUACHE is particularly suitable for designers, illustrators and artists, but also ideal for learning colour theory. WINSOR & NEWTON Designers GOUACHE has benefited enormously from today's technological developments. It is flatter, smoother, more opaque and brighter than ever before. All colours are available in 14 ml tubes and black and white shades are also available in larger 37 ml tubes. Price per tube.
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Winsor & Newton Designers' Gouache Colour 14 ml Tube, Naples Yellow Deep (667) (Series 1)
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tl;dr: Maybe would have replace the red, but the colors are all bright and consistent. If you're willing to spend the money, this is a reliable first gouache set.Main review: This was my first time using gouache, so bear in mind I have nothing to compare it to.Of course, let's get this out of the way, Winsor and Newton's price range is high. But I wanted to know what I was getting, and I got what I thought I would get.The colors are quite bright. However, the red doesn't mix the way I'm familiar with (use Alizarin Crimson in my watercolor set); I haven't quite figured out how to blend the red into a maroon. The green comes out sprite-bottle green, and it takes some working to get it anywhere close to something you'd see in real life. Of course, mixing gets me ... Moretl;dr: Maybe would have replace the red, but the colors are all bright and consistent. If you're willing to spend the money, this is a reliable first gouache set.Main review: This was my first time using gouache, so bear in mind I have nothing to compare it to.Of course, let's get this out of the way, Winsor and Newton's price range is high. But I wanted to know what I was getting, and I got what I thought I would get.The colors are quite bright. However, the red doesn't mix the way I'm familiar with (use Alizarin Crimson in my watercolor set); I haven't quite figured out how to blend the red into a maroon. The green comes out sprite-bottle green, and it takes some working to get it anywhere close to something you'd see in real life. Of course, mixing gets me similarly-unnatural secondary oranges and purples. Each of these are single-pigment colors, so it makes some sense you'd need some blending to turn them anything but pop-art saturation. The blue and yellow I have nothing but praises. The white works. I haven't tried the black.
originally posted on dickblick.com
I have only recently began using gouache as a medium. Compared to the generic big box craft store brand I started with, this paints like a dream! The colors are smooth and opaque and mix well. If you're not keen on mixing too much, they have a nice color selection. The gold and silver are particularly beautiful and actually lay down solid color rather than giving a streaky glitter look. Blick's has good prices compared to other places, too.
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I use W&N Designers for anything I want to have the look of a medieval manuscript. Smooth handling. Can reduce opacity without losing the accuracy of colour; that is, transparency does not change colour. I recommend highly, and give to my students, too. Almost exclusively the contents of my gouache supplies.
| Series number | 1 |
| Chemical description | Chromium titanate |
| Colour index name | PBr 24 |
| Permanence rating | AA |
Winsor & Newton Designers' Gouache Colour 14 ml Tube, Naples Yellow Deep (667) (Series 1)
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Winsor & Newton Designers Gouache 14ml Naples Yellow Deep
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tl;dr: Maybe would have replace the red, but the colors are all bright and consistent. If you're willing to spend the money, this is a reliable first gouache set.Main review: This was my first time using gouache, so bear in mind I have nothing to compare it to.Of course, let's get this out of the way, Winsor and Newton's price range is high. But I wanted to know what I was getting, and I got what I thought I would get.The colors are quite bright. However, the red doesn't mix the way I'm familiar with (use Alizarin Crimson in my watercolor set); I haven't quite figured out how to blend the red into a maroon. The green comes out sprite-bottle green, and it takes some working to get it anywhere close to something you'd see in real life. Of course, mixing gets me ... Moretl;dr: Maybe would have replace the red, but the colors are all bright and consistent. If you're willing to spend the money, this is a reliable first gouache set.Main review: This was my first time using gouache, so bear in mind I have nothing to compare it to.Of course, let's get this out of the way, Winsor and Newton's price range is high. But I wanted to know what I was getting, and I got what I thought I would get.The colors are quite bright. However, the red doesn't mix the way I'm familiar with (use Alizarin Crimson in my watercolor set); I haven't quite figured out how to blend the red into a maroon. The green comes out sprite-bottle green, and it takes some working to get it anywhere close to something you'd see in real life. Of course, mixing gets me similarly-unnatural secondary oranges and purples. Each of these are single-pigment colors, so it makes some sense you'd need some blending to turn them anything but pop-art saturation. The blue and yellow I have nothing but praises. The white works. I haven't tried the black.
I have only recently began using gouache as a medium. Compared to the generic big box craft store brand I started with, this paints like a dream! The colors are smooth and opaque and mix well. If you're not keen on mixing too much, they have a nice color selection. The gold and silver are particularly beautiful and actually lay down solid color rather than giving a streaky glitter look. Blick's has good prices compared to other places, too.
I use W&N Designers for anything I want to have the look of a medieval manuscript. Smooth handling. Can reduce opacity without losing the accuracy of colour; that is, transparency does not change colour. I recommend highly, and give to my students, too. Almost exclusively the contents of my gouache supplies.
I love Winsor & Newton Gouache. I have been using this brand of gouache for decades. I like the rich smooth colors of this brand. I like water based paints, because the clean up time is quick and easy. Oil paints are great but require time that I don't have in order to clean my sable brushes well. My second favorite medium to use when painting is acrylics, but the opaque option of gouache is easier to use. It's ideal to obtain fine details of animals with gouache. I prefer painting on paper over canvas, which makes the Winsor & Newton Gouache a plus over other media. I started painting with poster paints in nursery school. At nine years old, with assistance I switched to oils. In college I used acrylic. By my early twenties, I found out gouache was the best paint ... MoreI love Winsor & Newton Gouache. I have been using this brand of gouache for decades. I like the rich smooth colors of this brand. I like water based paints, because the clean up time is quick and easy. Oil paints are great but require time that I don't have in order to clean my sable brushes well. My second favorite medium to use when painting is acrylics, but the opaque option of gouache is easier to use. It's ideal to obtain fine details of animals with gouache. I prefer painting on paper over canvas, which makes the Winsor & Newton Gouache a plus over other media. I started painting with poster paints in nursery school. At nine years old, with assistance I switched to oils. In college I used acrylic. By my early twenties, I found out gouache was the best paint for me. Winsor & Newton has always been the leader in opaque watercolors. Btw, I have never been able to use any brand of ordinary watercolors properly. I use opaque watercolors, because the medium works like oils or acrylics. The painting process one uses in oils is ingrained in my brain, so I mix the zinc white with other colors to get the desired lightness I need. There is a plethora of paper such as Arches Cold Press 400 and other papers that provide a smooth surface with just the right amount of texture. I like thick paper for the paintings that I frame. I either mix up my palette on wax paper, disposable palette paper, or in small glass jars that I can seal so the paint lasts for a longer time. I don't work fast or slow, but somewhere in the middle. The assortment of colors available from Dick Blick is perfect. I use the same colors that I painted with as a young person and add new colors regularly. Presently, I am teaching my granddaughter how to paint with gouache. Her first painting turned out beautifully. I learned as a child that quality art supplies helps an artist achieve success. My go to for art supplies is Dick Blick.
So far the tubes of gouache I bought have not been addressed regarding their quality. Some colors are usable and have not problem while some have questionable characteristics. I do color mixing to study color theory and gouache is a medium I enjoy to work with but I noticed that Winsor and Newton Designers Gouache quality does not match their claim. They claim that their designers gouache dry flat, matte, and opaque. I tried other brands of gouache so I have a fairly good understanding of the medium and I was disappointed when I found out that some of their Winsor and Newton Designers Gouache still come defective. Their Primary Blue and Phthalo Blue, which I use for CMYK color mixing, were streaky and dries glossy and sometimes I can see the paper through the ... MoreSo far the tubes of gouache I bought have not been addressed regarding their quality. Some colors are usable and have not problem while some have questionable characteristics. I do color mixing to study color theory and gouache is a medium I enjoy to work with but I noticed that Winsor and Newton Designers Gouache quality does not match their claim. They claim that their designers gouache dry flat, matte, and opaque. I tried other brands of gouache so I have a fairly good understanding of the medium and I was disappointed when I found out that some of their Winsor and Newton Designers Gouache still come defective. Their Primary Blue and Phthalo Blue, which I use for CMYK color mixing, were streaky and dries glossy and sometimes I can see the paper through the streaks. The Permanent Green Middle randomly dries matte of semi gloss. I recently tried their Permanent White and noticed that it also dries semi gloss but it doesn't bother me too much to be upset however I do prefer that all their gouache dry matte. I tried the Primary Red that came in the 6 Tube Set and found that the consistency to be odd and I also noticed that every time I squeezed the tube there were bubbles coming out of the tube. I heard that if there were some inconsistencies or if there was pigment separation I should "massage" the tube but it never works and the paint still remains bad. I haven't contacted the company because I thought that only a small batch was defective but after about ten months of waiting (meanwhile I tried other brands of gouache), I noticed that the company has not addressed the issue while I made a recent purchase on their open stock tubes. I think I'll have to contact them soon to let them know that their gouache may have some quality control issues. I have some of their other colors and work great but I don't feel like I can trust this brand for quality due to some questionable characteristics on some of their colors. Hopefully the company addresses the issues I had.
This brand of gouache has fantastic saturated colors, a huge range of single pigments not available from other brands, and convenient huge mixtures for those more interested in design work. The gouache is so concentrated you need a little bit of water for the paint to be workable. The tubes last a while and the color dries hard so its easier to layer than other brands. I recommend working with fresh paint from the tube and using a stay wet palette when squirting the paint out as like most gouache it will crumble and is hard to rewet when the paint glob dries. #sweepstakes
I have been using Windsor Newton gouache paints since I was in college in the 50's . I have always loved them . I use the colors as flat designs and never had a problem with them until recently. .I find that they put so much medium in them that I have to let it drip out of the tube before I can get to the actual paint. In one case of Veridian ,(series 3) ,very expensive, there was so much liquid medium and very little actual paint. Very disappointing. . Now I have a large tube of permanent white with the same problem. . I saw on the tube itself that the paint is being manufactured in France and I am not sure if the quality control is different. I am considering, after all of these years ,switching to another brand.
I'm late to the gouache party because I didn't think I'd want to work with anything so opaque, but I was wrong. I love this more than watercolor! I can thin it down with water to make it transparent, but because the pigment is heavier the coverage is more consistent than watercolor (still love watercolor's spontaneity). Gouache is perfect as a base layer for mixed media. I use it for fashion illustration, book illustration, sketchbook studies. It's great for layering with other media like soft core color pencils, ink, wax pastels, watercolor. I specifically chose Winsor Newton because I wanted something I could use both fresh out of the tube and rewet in my palette - I keep a porcelain palette of hair and skin colors that I can rewet when I work on people ... MoreI'm late to the gouache party because I didn't think I'd want to work with anything so opaque, but I was wrong. I love this more than watercolor! I can thin it down with water to make it transparent, but because the pigment is heavier the coverage is more consistent than watercolor (still love watercolor's spontaneity). Gouache is perfect as a base layer for mixed media. I use it for fashion illustration, book illustration, sketchbook studies. It's great for layering with other media like soft core color pencils, ink, wax pastels, watercolor. I specifically chose Winsor Newton because I wanted something I could use both fresh out of the tube and rewet in my palette - I keep a porcelain palette of hair and skin colors that I can rewet when I work on people illustrations so I don't have to always mix my formulas from scratch. Very convenient.
I apply ultramarine blue, cerulean blue, and white gouache to sketches and paintings to create depth and irregular texture. Applied as a milky wash, gouache is useful to defocus areas to then allow areas of focus to standout. John Lovett is a master of this technique. His website provides greater details and examples for artists to learn and try.
#sweepstakes So, I mainly use another brand of gouache (Holbein), but I decided to try a tube of W&N designer gouache in zinc white, as I use a lot of this color in my gouache paintings, for mixing. The consistency is very rich and the quality is one of the best. However, one thing I have noticed about W&N gouache is that there is often a tiny pool of unblended binder when first opened, and sometimes pockets of this sticky liquid throughout the tube, as it is squeezed out. It just needs to be blended into the rest of the paint, no big deal. I still plan to buy more W&N gouache and try their other colors.
| Series number | 1 |
| Chemical description | Chromium titanate |
| Colour index name | PBr 24 |
| Permanence rating | AA |
