Choose the colour selection shown for the selected product: the original 12-colour set, Classic, Vibrant, Creative or the broader 24-colour set. Each uses 40ml tubes. These are different palettes, not a single set with different package names; compare the labelled product images before ordering.

No. It is a reference for the Artist oil colour range, not a packing list for every set. The four 12-colour palettes and 24-colour set contain different selections. Check the selected set and labelled packaging.

PHOENIX confirms that these five Artist 40ml sets are formulated without intentionally added cadmium pigments. The published chart identifies alternative pigments in its cadmium-hue colours—for example, 211 Cadmium Yellow Pale Hue uses PY74.

This does not mean an analytical test has found absolutely zero cadmium, or that all ingredients and traces are disclosed. The separate historical Lemon Yellow report measures extractable elements in one submitted sample; it is not a zero-total-cadmium result for every colour.

Not unless explicitly listed in the selected product contents. Creator demonstrations can include canvases, brushes, mediums and tube sizes that are sold separately.

Choose artist-ready primed canvas, an oil-primed panel or another surface properly prepared for oil paint. Unprepared paper and bare wood are not universally ready to use.

There is no single drying time for every colour or painting. Pigment, paint thickness, medium and working conditions all matter. Touch-dry paint is not necessarily ready for varnishing.

The available SDS is range-level and does not provide a complete formula for each colour. The colour chart identifies pigments, not full ingredient percentages. See Materials & Downloads for what the documents cover and what is not yet disclosed.

Bureau Veritas report (6620)020-0789, dated 6 March 2020, records a compliant result for the tested extractable-elements requirements under GB 21027-2007 for a submitted Lemon Yellow sample: one colour, three tubes. Extractable arsenic was reported as <2.5 mg/kg; barium, cadmium, chromium, mercury, lead, antimony and selenium were each <5 mg/kg. These are below-detection-limit results, not zero content or measurements of total metals, and do not establish results for every colour or current batch.

In a manufacturer response shared in Chris Beaven’s pinned video comment, Phoenix states that Artist Oil Paint solvent content is below 0.2%. The available SDS does not provide solvent identities, a colour-by-colour breakdown or a published solvent test result. This statement should not be read as a solvent-free claim.