Parchment – Opaque Epoxy Pigment Paste (JR)

Flat / Basic Top Cell Paste

Parchment is a soft warm off-white with a subtle beige undertone. From the photo, this shade reads as a creamy neutral — darker than pure white but lighter than tan — giving it a natural parchment paper look.

This is not a bright white. It has a muted warmth that makes it ideal for neutral palettes and for softening contrast between colors. The flat/basic finish provides smooth, even coverage with no shimmer or metallic movement.

Parchment works beautifully as a background tone, blending color, or soft neutral base.

Best uses:
• neutral and earthy palettes
• geodes with gold accents
• marble and stone effects
• soft background layers
• mixing to mute brighter colors
• coastal and sand palettes
• modern minimalist artwork

Pastes from all brands can be mixed together to create custom shades and unique color combinations.

Made in Australia — Proudly sold in the US by Artist Till Death.

Product Information

High quality epoxy pigment paste made from finely ground powders
Highly concentrated pigment — only a small amount required

Color: Parchment
Tone: Warm Off-White / Light Beige
Finish: Flat / Basic
Opacity: Opaque
Type: Top Cell Paste

Size:
50ml (1.7 oz)

Shelf Life:
Stored sealed in a cool dry environment, pigment pastes typically have a shelf life of 12+ months. Stir thoroughly if separation occurs.

Instructions:
• Allow paste to settle prior to opening
• Stir before use
• Add small amount to epoxy resin
• Mix thoroughly before pouring
• Adjust for softer or stronger opacity

Safety:
Use in well ventilated area
Avoid eye and skin contact
Wear appropriate PPE

FAQ

Is this closer to white or beige?
It sits in between — a warm off-white with light beige undertones.

Will this replace white?
It works as a softer alternative to bright white.

Is this good for neutral palettes?
Yes — it pairs well with taupe, gold, tan, and greys.

Does this help soften bright colors?
Yes — mixing with parchment mutes intensity.

Does it have any shimmer?
No — this is a flat/basic opaque paste.