Easter Collection 2024 - No. 226 227, 228. 229. 230 & 231

This is Easter Collection 2024.

This collection is basically what happens when watercolor and gouache decide to share an apartment.

Watercolor is the one who likes air, flow, water, and soft transitions.
Gouache is the one who shows up with pigment, coverage, and that matte, chalky finish.

Together they create something really useful: soft pastel colors that still have body.
So you can paint light washes, but also build areas that feel more solid and graphic, without it turning into acrylic.

Easter Collection 2024 is for playing. For testing. For mixing weirdly. For making something you didn’t plan.
And for those days where you want color, but your nervous system wants it on “pastel volume.”

The colors

Dreamland Sage (No. 226)
A dusty green that sits right between calm and “this is actually interesting.” Great for backgrounds, foliage, and muted shadows.

Spring Meadow (No. 227)
A yellow-green that feels like early spring. Fresh, opaque, and really good for layering.

Duckling Parade (No. 228)
A warm yellow. Easy to use, easy to mix, and the kind of color that fixes a painting that feels too serious.

Golden Sandcastle (No. 229)
A skin tone / sand tone. Good for portraits, paper-like neutrals, and soft structure in a painting.

Bunny Bliss Coral (No. 230)
A coral with warmth. Works for florals, accents, cheeks, and anything that needs a little life.

Bunny Dusty Blue (No. 231)
A dusty blue that behaves well. Soft, muted, and useful for sky, shadows, and quiet contrast.