Linseed oil increases the brilliance and transparency of colors, and helps to eliminate brush strokes. Da Vinci's oil mediums are formulated especially for Da Vinci oil paints but can be used with any oil paint.

This very light, purified linseed oil is made without additives. It's used as a fine oil painting medium, or as a raw material ingredient.

Gamblin's Refined Linseed Oil is pressed from American flax seeds and refined using an alkalai process. This low acid oil is about as light and pure as it gets. Use linseed oil to thin oil colors and increase their brilliance and transparency.

Our professional select alkali-refined linseed oil provides excellent blending and adhesion for the professional artist.

Made to the same exacting high standards as Holbein paints, Purified Linseed Oil is made for thinning the consistency of Holbein Artists' Oil Colors while preserving their legendary pigment strength. It imparts a clean, traditional, semi-gloss finish.

Maimeri Linseed Oil, a high-viscosity, alkalai refined oil, spreads out the brush stroke, reducing brush marks. It increases the brightness and glossiness of colors. Like all linseed oils, it has a tendency to yellow. It's housed in a glass bottle.

Reeves Artist Linseed Oil can be used to thin oil color, increase flow, reduce consistency, and decrease thickness. This medium also increases gloss and transparency. 75 ml (2.5 oz) bottle.

A refined, white linseed oil which contains no free mineral acids, lead, or artificial dryers. It serves to diminish the thickness of paint. The consistency is thinner than that of sun-thickened linseed (stand oil), and the oil may darken with age.

Weber Linseed Oil is widely used in diluting oil or alkyd colors. It is also used in preparing painting mediums, and is even good for cleaning brushes. This fine quality, purified and refined linseed oil is pressed from flaxseed.

This is a genuine alkali-refined linseed oil. It increases the flow, transparency, and gloss of oil paints and is also useful as an ingredient when making your own painting mediums.

Winsor & Newton Drying Linseed Oil possesses a darker color than Refined Linseed Oil. It promotes the fastest drying rate of all drying oils while increasing gloss.

Made with the same vegetable oils used to formulate oil colors — namely linseed, safflower, and poppy — drying oils are used to modify the consistency and drying time of oil paints in much the same way as prepared mediums.

Winsor & Newton's most popular oil offers many of the same qualities as Winsor & Newton Cold-Pressed Linseed Oil, but is slower-drying. Refined Linseed Oil is an alkali-refined oil of pale color that reduces oil color consistency and increases gloss and transparency.

Gamblin's Cold Pressed Linseed Oil is pressed from flax seeds in Canada without using heat or chemicals. Use linseed oil to thin oil colors and increase brilliance and transparency. Linseed oil increases the tendency of lighter colors to yellow.

This cold pressed linseed oil increases fluidity of oil colors and enables brushstrokes to be removed. It enhances the flow, increases the gloss, and lengthens drying time of oil paints.

This cold pressed oil is made from linseeds that have been pressed in a windmill. It enhances the gloss and flow of oil paint, lengthens drying time, and allows brushstrokes to be removed. It can be diluted using turpentine and white spirit.

Extracted without heat or chemicals, this genuine cold pressed linseed oil increases the flow, transparency, and gloss of oil paints. It can also be used when grinding your own pigments by hand or as an ingredient in other mediums.

Poppy Oil is a clear oil medium to mix with and reduce white and lighter colours. It is less inclined to yellow than linseed oil, but is slower drying. Enhances gloss and flow, but too high a proportion slows the drying of oil colors.

Slows down drying time. Especially useful for painters using "wet into wet" techniques. Add 10% by volume to slow down the drying time of Gamblin Galkyd painting mediums. 8 oz (237 ml) bottle. AP non-toxic.

Poppy oil has extreme purity and lightfastness. It will not yellow, and it dries slowly. Similar to safflower oil, it is suited for whites and very light colors.

Old Holland Refined Poppy Oil is made from the first pressing of poppy seeds. Used to increase the fluidity and enhance the flow of oil paints, it's great for use with light colors.

The palest of all the drying oils, Winsor & Newton Drying Poppy Oil is specially formulated for use with white and pale colors. It reduces the consistency of oil paints while increasing their gloss and transparency. It also resists yellowing.

Da Vinci's Safflower Oil is pure and refined, useful for diluting white oil paints. Using safflower oil to dilute whites, rather than linseed oil, will help reduce yellowing.

Use safflower oil to soften oil colors and make oil paints more fluid. It has similar characteristics to poppy seed oil. It won't yellow, it dries slowly, and it is particularly suitable for white and light colors.

The finest first-pressed safflower oil, purified to lower acidity while increasing clarity. Use to increase oil fluidity and transparency, or in medium recipes. Won't yellow or alter pigments' natural hue as linseed does.

A pale, very slow-drying oil ideally suited for use with white and pale colors, Winsor & Newton Refined Safflower Oil improves the flow of oil paints while also increasing their gloss and transparency. This oil is best used on its own, as it may cause cracking if overpainted with linseed oil.

Distilled from a variety of the lavender plant family, this fragrant oil is a thinning agent with properties similar to turpentine but has a greater tendency to oxidize or gum and does not evaporate as readily.

A light-colored, pre-polymerized linseed oil, adds elasticity and moisture to the paint coat, improving flow and leveling of paints. It has less of a tendency to yellow than plain linseed oil.

Gamblin's Stand Oil, manufactured by heating a pure refined linseed oil, is an oil that wets pigments well. Stand oil is linseed oil that has been polymerized by heating. Thicker than cold pressed or alkalai refined oils. Has almost no tendency to yellow.

Maimeri Stand Oil is a high viscosity linseed oil, polymerized through heating, that imparts a very glossy texture and allows you to spread out your brushstrokes. Stand oil has very little tendency to yellow. It's housed in a glass bottle.

This boiled, polymerized linseed oil enhances the flow of oil paints and allows brushstrokes to be removed. An elastic medium, it also enhances gloss and lengthens drying time. It can be thinned using turpentine and white spirit and is suitable for the practice of the glacis technique.

A medium-viscosity polymerized oil suitable for glazing when thinned with rectified turpentine. It produces harder films with less tendency to yellow than thinned linseed oil. It improves the fluidity and gloss of colors when used sparingly.

This pale-colored, heavy-bodied, polymerized linseed oil improves the characteristics of painting mediums. It's slower drying than conventional linseed oil, and the performance results include a more durable film with less tendency to after-yellowing.

This thick-bodied, polymerized linseed oil is heated in the absence of oxygen to a honey-like consistency. It levels well and produces an enamel-like sheen.

A heavy-bodied purified oil that is thicker than regular linseed oil but not as thick as stand oil, Grumbacher Sun-Thickened Linseed Oil is designed for use in preparing oil painting mediums.

Still made by the orthodox method of exposure to the sun for prolonged periods, this oil is very heavy and thick, with a viscosity that improves drying, leveling and protective characteristics. Used with oil mediums, varnishes and glazes.

Faster drying than Stand Oil, this pale, heavy-bodied oil has the properties of a sun-thickened oil. It’s superior to other heat-treated linseed oils when used with painting mediums.

This authentic, sun-thickened linseed oil is made in the slow, traditional manner during the spring and summer months and comes in limited stock. It increases the flow, transparency, and gloss of oil paints and can also be useful as an ingredient when making your own painting mediums.

A pale refined oil of syrupy consistency, Winsor & Newton Thickened Linseed Oil speeds drying time even more than Winsor & Newton Bleached Linseed Oil. It improves flow and gloss, and increases the durability of the film. This oil behaves like Linseed Stand Oil but dries quicker and darker.

M. Graham Oil Mediums offer the following excellent quality mediums. Use their specially developed, non-toxic Walnut Alkyd Medium or their classic Walnut Oil.

Increases the brightness of colors. It has similar properties to linseed oil, but it won't yellow as much. Good drying power.