Product Specifications

• Brand: Camel
• Product Type: Acrylic Colour
• Shade: Burnt Umber
• Shade Code: 032
• Quantity: 120 ml
• Finish: Matte / Semi-opaque
• Use: Canvas, paper, wood, fabric, craft surfaces

Burnt Umber – Warm Earth Brown for Depth & Realism

The Camel Artist Acrylic Colour (Burnt Umber 032, 120ml) is a rich, warm brown shade with reddish undertones, ideal for shadows, wood textures, portraits, and natural landscapes.

Compared to Raw Umber, Burnt Umber is warmer and deeper, making it perfect for creating dramatic depth, contrast, and earthy richness in paintings.

This acrylic features a smooth, creamy consistency, allowing easy blending and strong coverage, while the fast-drying formula ensures efficient layering and a durable, water-resistant finish.

Key Features & Benefits

• Burnt Umber (032) – Deep warm brown tone
• Rich Earth Colour – Ideal for realistic artwork
• Smooth Texture – Easy blending and layering
• Fast Drying Acrylic – Saves time during painting
• Water-Resistant Finish – Long-lasting durability
• 120ml Large Tube – Perfect for frequent use

Camel Artist Acrylic Colour delivers vibrant, professional-grade pigments in a convenient 120 ML bottle. This Burnt Umber shade offers rich, warm earth tones perfect for landscapes, portraits, and mixed media artwork. The smooth, creamy formula ensures excellent coverage and blending capabilities on canvas, paper, and other surfaces. Quick-drying and water-resistant when dry, it's ideal for both beginners and experienced artists. Mix easily with other acrylics to create custom colours. Versatile and long-lasting, this premium acrylic colour is essential for any artist's palette.

Perfect For

• Portrait shadows and skin tones
• Wood, soil, and natural textures
• Landscape painting
• Underpainting and base layers

Why Artists Prefer Burnt Umber

• Warmer than Raw Umber (adds richness)
• Excellent for shadow depth and contrast
• Works as a natural “dark tone” alternative to black
• Essential for classical and realistic painting styles

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What is Burnt Umber used for?
It is used for shadows, earthy tones, portraits, and natural textures.

Q: What is the difference between Raw Umber and Burnt Umber?
Burnt Umber is warmer and darker, while Raw Umber is cooler and lighter.

Q: Can it replace black?
Yes, many artists use it as a natural dark tone instead of black.

Q: Is it good for beginners?
Yes, it is one of the most essential and easy-to-use colours.