Bob Ross Oil Paint 200ml-Titanium, Titanium White, 6.76 Fl Oz (Pack of 1)

Bob Ross paint is some of the best I've used. Especially if you use his method of wet-on-wet painting. This paint is not a "buttery creamy smooth" consistency. It is thick and needs the experience of the artist to gauge how much thinning it needs. The white is most evident of this. It's almost chunky. But this is not a bad thing. Odorless thinner or linseed oil is what I use to thin any of the BR paints. Great product.

Nice white oil paint for wet on wet. This paint can be used for all of your white applications and to lighten up colors. Bob Ross paint is not the best out there but the value is one of the best. There is absolutely nothing wrong with using it despite what any reviews say. The price to value is superb. People that have trouble with occasional extra oil in these tubes don’t understand how these paints are made. They tend to age into a better paint with time. Also, this white is not the driest or stiffest paint in this price range. However I have no issues using it for wet on wet.

Be careful about many of the Bob Ross paints. They have to be thick for the wet on wet style. This Bob Ross paint is thick as are the Bob Ross licensed manufacturers in Berlin, New York (like this one). BUT the Bob Ross licensed manufacture in the UK and distributed in the US are runny. They do not work well for the wet on wet style. Check manufacture location or you may be disappointed. I had to get rid of all my UK made Bob Ross paints. Just sharing a lesson learned--good luck.

Great paint! My dad loves it and only paints with Bob Ross paints.

As an amature painter with the Bob Ross frame of mind, white titanium is used the most in both used as white or as a blender lightening medium. It's thickness gives the artist the ability to pronouce and or soften a color or effect with the use of other mediums.

I have read other reviews and people complained about bob ross paints being runny and messy. They are. Why are they? The bob Ross technique is wet on wet. The Bob Ross oil paints have been thinned or had a medium added to help with that. Other oil paints are much stiffer and you have to add your own medium to it. The fact it is thinned does have a down side. You can’t control the feel of the paint unless you want to make it more liquid. I received a tube of cad yellow and the thinner had leaked out all over in the packaging. I still use it but it is messy.

With Bob Ross painting process white is used a lot. Save yourself the frustration and buy this size. The tube will go much further

This brand of oil paint is nice quality. You get a lot of paint in this too. Plus it’s a happy little thing to have the same shades Bob used :)