Oil Paint Tubes Titanum 12 x 12 ml — Set of 12 Colors

Set of Titanum oil paints in 12 tubes, each 12 ml, designed for artists who need a compact, portable selection of high-pigment oil colours. The set contains a basic palette of twelve hues that can be mixed for a broad range of tones and values. Tubes are made of metal for secure storage and controlled dispensing. These oil colours are formulated for use on primed canvases, panels and other prepared painting surfaces and are suitable for studio work as well as plein air sessions.

Advantages

The Titanum set offers concentrated pigmentation in small, convenient tubes that preserve paint quality and minimise waste. The metal tubes provide airtight closure to slow drying in the container while offering precise control when squeezing paint onto a palette. The twelve included colours cover primary, secondary and common mixing tones, enabling glazing, layering and straightforward colour blending. The compact format supports easy transport and storage without sacrificing usable pigment strength.

Suitable for

• Studio oil painting on primed canvases and panels
• Plein air sketching and small oil studies
• Art classes and student practice sessions
• Layering, glazing and colour mixing exercises

Key specifications

• Number of tubes: 12
• Tube volume: 12 ml each
• Paint type: oil-based artist colours
• Packaging: metal squeeze tubes
• Colour set: basic palette covering primaries and common mixing tones
• Recommended surfaces: primed canvas, primed board and prepared supports

How to use

Before use, ensure painting surfaces are properly primed and dry. Twist or pry open tube caps and extrude a small amount of paint onto a palette. Mix colours with a palette knife or brush to achieve desired hues and consistencies. Apply in thin layers for initial passes and allow adequate drying time between layers for glazing and layering techniques. Clean brushes and tools with suitable solvents or brush cleaners following manufacturer safety guidance. Store tubes capped and in a cool, dry place to maintain paint quality.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use a ground or primer compatible with oil paints and allow each layer to dry sufficiently before applying subsequent layers. When working outdoors, carry extra caps and a small palette for controlled mixing; for student use, pair with linseed oil or an approved medium to adjust viscosity and drying time as needed.