01 · Kratom
Green, olive and earth tones
Kratom leaf powder brings natural, generally muted tones to a picture. The exact colour impression can vary slightly from one material to another.
Adding Colour
Kratom leaf powder shows natural green, sage, olive, khaki and earth tones. For a distinct yellow, red, blue, white or black, you need a separate pigment from an artist supplier. Here you will find straightforward examples and external sources.
Kratom base tones · add other colours separately
How it works
The following examples are separate materials from artist suppliers. They are not part of our kratom range.
01 · Kratom
Kratom leaf powder brings natural, generally muted tones to a picture. The exact colour impression can vary slightly from one material to another.
02 · Artist pigments
For these colours, use a separate pigment from an artist supplier. It is not sold as kratom and is not included in our leaf sets.
Straightforward examples by colour
Separate artist pigments — not part of our kratom range.
Yellow
A warm yellow that can extend into ochre-brown.
Red
An earthy tone between brick red and reddish brown.
Blue
A clear, strong blue. Modern products are often manufactured synthetically.
Green
A muted green between grey-green and olive.
Brown
A warm brown whose tone varies slightly by product.
Black
A soft black with a slightly warm appearance.
White
An off-white for light mixtures and grounds.
Blue
A deep blue. Origin, processing and lightfastness vary by product.
Test separately · mix small · allow to dry
How to proceed
First test the kratom and the additional pigment separately on the same paper. Let both tests dry. Only then mix a small amount so you can immediately see how the colour and structure change.
Avoid dust when handling loose pigments and follow the respective manufacturer's product and safety information.
Important
We provide examples and external sources here. These pigments and binders are not part of our kratom range, Studio Sets or Leaf Set Builder. The respective manufacturer's instructions apply to selection and use.