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Astrid’s Urban Collection

Capture the beauty of city life with Astrid’s Urban Collection, a handmade, eco-friendly palette built for street scenes, windows, walls, and all the little urban textures that make a city feel alive. These seven colors are carefully curated to make cityscape painting both easier and more fun, because suddenly you have the exact shades you keep reaching for anyway.

You get deep shadows, dusty plaster walls, chilly reflections, brick textures, greenery between buildings, and that stone color that makes everything look expensive, even if you’re painting a random sidewalk.

The colors included are:

Shadow
A deep Payne’s Grey with indigo mixed in. Perfect for architectural shadows, nighttime corners, and that “the sun is gone but the city is still here” mood.
Lightfastness 6/6 (Excellent)

Plaster
A soft muted yellow ocher made for walls, old buildings, and warm surfaces that need character without shouting.
Lightfastness 6/6 (Excellent)

Reflection
A light blue that does exactly what the name says. Use it for windows, shiny glass, pale skies, and those little hits of light that make a painting feel airy.
Lightfastness 6/6 (Excellent)

Oak
A warm reddish brown for wooden details like doors, benches, fences, frames, and anything that needs that natural “this has been here for years” feeling.
Lightfastness 6/6 (Excellent)

Ivy
A deep rich green for plants, street trees, balcony greens, and the stubborn little bits of nature that refuse to leave the city alone.
Lightfastness 6/6 (Excellent)

Brickwork
A warm reddish brown made for brick walls, roof tiles, chimneys, and textured surfaces where the color needs to feel grounded and real.
Lightfastness 6/6 (Excellent)

Marble
Your stone color. Perfect for natural surfaces, city stairs, old facades, and anything that needs calm structure without turning dull.
Lightfastness 6/6 (Excellent)

With this palette, you can paint almost any urban scene without overthinking it. It gives you a built-in city language: shadow, wall, reflection, structure, nature, texture, stone. And honestly, that’s most of the world right there.