Color Lightfastness
	Excellent
	Very Good
	No Information
	Opaque
	More Opaque
	Semi-Transparent
	More Transparent
	Transparent

Anthraquinone Blue  Bone Black  Burnt Sienna  Burnt Umber  Cadmium Orange  Cadmium Red Dark  Cadmium Red Light  Cadmium Red Med.  Cadmium Yellow Dark  Cadmium Yellow Light  Cadmium Yellow Med.  Cad. Yellow Primrose  Carbon Black  Cerulean Blue Chromium  Cerulean Blue Deep  Chromium Oxide Green  Cobalt Blue  Cobalt Green  Cobalt Teal  Cobalt Titanate Green  Cobalt Turquoise  Diarylide Yellow  Dioxazine Purple  Graphite Gray  Green Gold  Hansa Yellow Light  Hansa Yellow Medium  Hansa Yellow Opaque  Interference Blue  Interference Gold   Interference Green   Interference Violet  Irid. Bright Gold (Fine)   Irid. Bronze (Fine)   Irid. Copper (Fine)   Irid. Copper Light (Fine)   Irid. Gold (Fine)   Irid. Pearl (Fine)   Irid. Silver (Fine)   Irid. Stainless Steel (Fine)   Jenkins Green  Mars Black  Mars Yellow  Naphthol Red Light  Naphthol Red Medium  Neutral Gray N5  Nickel Azo Yellow  Paynes Gray  Permanent Green Light  Permanent Violet Dark  Phthalo Blue (Green Sh.)  Phthalo Blue (Red Sh.)  Phthalo Green (Blue Sh.)  Phthalo Green (Yel. Sh.)  Primary Cyan  Primary Magenta  Primary Yellow  Pyrrole Orange  Pyrrole Red  Pyrrole Red Light  Quin. Burnt Orange  Quinacridone Crimson  Quinacridone Gold  Quinacridone Magenta  Quinacridone Red  Quinacridone Violet  Raw Sienna  Raw Umber   Red Oxide   Titan Buff   Titanate Yellow   Titanium White  Trans. Red Iron Oxide  Trans. Yellow Iron Ox.  Turquoise (Phthalo)   Ultramarine Blue   Ultramarine Violet   Vat Orange  Yellow Ochre   Zinc White

Caution — Golden's cadmium-based pigments carry the Art and Creative Materials Institute's Caution Label. They are Cadmium Orange, Cadmium Red Dark, Cadmium Red Light, Cadmium Red Medium, Cadmium Yellow Dark, Cadmium Yellow Light, Cadmium Yellow Medium, and Cadmium Yellow Primrose. All other Golden Heavy Body Acrylic colors are rated AP Non-Toxic.

Interference Colors — These colors, derived from aluminum silicate (mica) and titanium dioxide, refract and reflect light through multiple layers to produce pearlescent effects. They are highly transparent. Pearlescent effects cannot be reproduced with a computer monitor.

Iridescent Colors — These colors, derived from aluminum silicate, iron oxide, titanium dioxide, and oxidized metallic particles, are reflective and opaque. They produce shimmering metallic effects. Unlike actual metals, they are highly stable and will not change over time. Iridescent and metallic effects cannot be reproduced with a computer monitor.

Hues and Blended Colors — Several "hue" colors are available as less expensive (and non-toxic) substitutes for more expensive pure pigment colors using cadmium or cobalt. Other blended colors, designated "light" or "medium," are tints of pure pigments and Titanium White, provided purely as a convenience to the artist.

Neutral Grays — Golden's neutral grays are a series of achromatic grays that follow the Munsell Value Scale, which ranges from black to white through a series of balanced grays. They allow an artist to adjust the value and chroma of a color without altering its hue. Bone Black is recommended for the neutral black (N1) and Titanium White for the neutral white (N10). Golden's neutral grays can be reproduced by blending Bone Black and Titanium White.