Brilliant Watercolours Designer Series Micador for Artists

• Exclusively licensed George Byrne colour palette
• Six cohesive colours work together across washes, layering, and detailed work
• Ink-like pigment intensity suits artists, designers and illustrators
• Compact twist-together disc format for studio and travel use
• RGB codes included to connect watercolour work with digital design practice

• 1 × set of 6 Brilliant watercolours, Hotel Pool Designer Series (Peach, Permanent Red, Fuchsia, Cerulean, Turquoise, Dark Green)
• 1 × set of 6 Brilliant watercolours, The Tropics Designer Series (Amber, Orange, Olive, Sap Green, Emerald Green, Cobalt)
• 1 × set of 6 Brilliant watercolours, Miami Streets Designer Series (Lemon Yellow, Apple Green, Indigo, Purple, Magenta, Coral Red)

• Water-based watercolour discs
• Non-toxic
• Activate with a clean wet brush
• Suitable for watercolour paper

Who is George Byrne?
George Byrne is an internationally renowned photographer born in Sydney, now based in Los Angeles. His large-scale photographs depict everyday surfaces and landscapes as painterly abstractions.

What are the RGB codes for?
Each set includes RGB colour values for each colour, connecting the traditional watercolour palette to its digital photography origins and making it useful for artists working across both mediums.

Can these be used with other Brilliant watercolour sets?
Yes. All Brilliant watercolours use the same water-based formula and are compatible with each other and standard watercolour media.

How does The Tropics differ from Hotel Pool?
Different colourway – The Tropics features Amber, Orange, Olive, Sap Green, Emerald Green and Cobalt. Hotel Pool features Peach, Permanent Red, Fuchsia, Cerulean, Turquoise and Dark Green. Both are pre-curated for cohesive results.

What subjects suit the Miami Streets palette?
Urban illustration, graphic art, bold botanical work, and any application where high contrast and saturated vivid tones are central to the composition.