New from DANIEL SMITH Artist Materials!

This single-pigment, low-staining, semi-transparent color has subtle granulation and excellent lightfastness. With soft orange undertones, Rosso chiaro terroso immediately evokes warm, sunlit red-rock landscapes and joyful florals. It belongs on every palette.

This color’s natural warmth invites connection—with the earth, with memory, with creativity. Personally, it reminds me of the drive to Arequipa, where the mountains shift into glowing terracotta hues. It’s a color that makes you feel grounded, calm—like going on a picnic.

Features:

  • Single Pigment
  • Bassa colorazione – Easy to lift, whether wet or dry.
  • Semitrasparente – Works beautifully in layers of varying consistency.
  • Granulare – Subtle and luscious, especially with more pigment. (Check out my little tree and the grass near it—tell me you love it.)

Favorite Color Combos (I was shocked in the best way!):

  • Blu cobalto turchese – Created an unbelievable range of earthy, natural greens
  • Violetto di manganese – Gave me deep, saturated purples.
  • Verde linfa – Produced warmer, more vibrant greens—perfect for landscapes.
  • Rosa chinacridone – Unexpectedly gorgeous! Rich carmine and warm red tones emerged.
  • With Blues – An incredible range of grays ideal for shadows, skies, and soft backgrounds:
    • Ultramarine gave me a shade close to indigo.
    • Blu cobalto resulted in a cool, calming gray.
    • Lavanda created a soft warm gray.
      (Tip: Mix with less blue for earthier browns.)

What’s your favorite combination?

Do yourself a favor—add Rosso chiaro terroso to your palette.

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Martha Gómez-Silva (also known as Marty) is a professional hotel administrator from Peru. She started taking online painting workshops in 2020 during the pandemic lockdown. Since then, she has built a significant following of like-minded emergent artists on social media.