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Titanium White No. 2 - Michael Harding
Oil ColourPW6
PW6

Titanium White No. 2

No. 102 · Series 1 · 40ml · 60ml · 225ml, 1L, 2.5L, 5L

Inorganic - This paint is ground with linseed oil to form a sturdy, strong paint film with impeccably high covering power. We also offer this beautiful colour ground in safflower oil. Check out TW1 for this. Additionally, we offer Refined Linseed Stand Oil and Refined Pale Linseed Oil mediums because linseed oil produces the strongest of paint films, thus helping to ensure the longevity of your oil painting.

Technical Summary

Titanium White No. 2 is a single-pigment Michael Harding oil colour made with PW6 (Inorganic).

It is very opaque, excellent lightfastness, slow drying time, high tinting strength.

It is ground in linseed oil with very low oil content.

Code
No. 102
Series
Series 1
Pigment Index
PW6
Pigment Type
Inorganic
Oil / Vehicle
Linseed Oil
Sizes
40ml · 60ml · 225ml, 1L, 2.5L, 5L
Lightfastness
Excellent
Opacity
Very Opaque
Drying
Slow
Oil Content
Very Low
Tint Power
High
Toxicity
Non-Toxic
Colour Science

Measured colour data

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Pigment Behaviour

Tint · Tone · Shade · Glaze

Preview how Titanium White No. 2 behaves when mixed, toned, shaded and glazed. Each swatch is computed from the masstone using a perceptual subtractive model - an approximation for guidance, not a formulation guarantee.

Masstone swatch
Masstone
L 95.42 · a -0.1 · b 12.58
4.28Y 9.5/3.0

Titanium White No. 2 straight from the tube.

Undertone
#fefefe

A thin wash over white.

Tint
#fafaf9

Mixed with Titanium White.

Tone
#bbbab7

Mixed with a mid neutral grey.

Shade
#949495

Darkened with a chromatic black.

Glaze
#fefefe

A thin transparent film over white.

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Compare with nearby colours

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Where to buy

Titanium White No. 2

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How Michael Harding uses this colour
From the Michael Harding studio

Making and formulation

Ground with linseed oil to form a sturdy, strong paint film with impeccably high covering power.(this formulation)

Linseed oil produces the strongest of paint films, helping ensure the longevity of an oil painting.(this formulation)

Also offered ground in safflower oil (TW1).(this formulation)

Making notes

Source: Michael Harding Art Formulas Ltd

Titanium White No. 2: Questions & Answers

What pigment is used in Titanium White No. 2?

Titanium White No. 2 is made with PW6.

Is Titanium White No. 2 a single-pigment colour?

Yes. Titanium White No. 2 uses a single pigment (PW6), so its behaviour stays consistent and predictable on the palette.

Is Titanium White No. 2 transparent or opaque?

Titanium White No. 2 is very opaque.

Is Titanium White No. 2 lightfast?

Titanium White No. 2 has excellent lightfastness.

Is Titanium White No. 2 vegan?

Yes. Titanium White No. 2 contains no animal-derived ingredients and is suitable for vegan artists.

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Product Information & Disclaimer

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