Winsor & Newton makes a Permanent Alizarin Crimson. Although a staining pigment is resistant to fading, be aware that it may not result in capturing a luminous effect, if that is your goal as a watercolor artist.
Winsor Newton Permanent Rose, slightly bluer in color, is a staining pigment and thus, creates a permanent color stain on your paper. Although not listed as permanent, Rose Madder Genuine can remain durable IF your painting is framed properly with UV protected glass and not placed near a window or in direct sunlight (applicable to all watercolors). Rose Madder Genuine is a favorite color among artists who desire glowing flowers, delicate portraits, glazing, and atmospheric effects, etc. Rose Madder Genuine is very transparent and identified by Winsor Newton as an unique pigment used for luminous light effects that cannot be obtained by any other pigment. However, the two pigments have different qualities. Winsor Newton Rose Madder Genuine: The closest alternative color is Winsor Newton Permanent Rose. The following are answers to the most asked pigment questions: In addition, I have added some of my favorite Daniel Smith colors (introduced after my book publication) to use when I desire a more intense effect. This is an excellent basic palette for mixing any color desired for clean results without obtaining mud. Currently, my palette contains many of the same pigments listed in my Pure Pigment Palette as described in my book, " Making Color Sing".
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