Could these be the slow drying acrylic paints that I have been yearning for my entire life?
- 2 hour video (paint along)
- Painting Supplies Playlist
- Acrylic Tutorials Playlist
- Guerra Paint & Pigment Playlist
See how these acrylic paints compare to other acrylic painting supplies and brands I have tried in the past. Thank you so much Slate for sending me these supplies!
Demo by Art Prof Clara Lieu.
- Paint Colors Playlist
- 1 min. video (Naples Yellow)
- 1 min. video (Color palette)
- 1 min. video (Cadmium Red Light)
- 1 min. video (Quinacridone Magenta + Yellow Iron Oxide)
- 1 min. video (Pthalo colors)
- 1 min. video (Manganese Brown)
- 1 min. video (Quinacridone Orange)
- 1 min. video (Neon colors)
- 1 min. video (Pyrrole Red & Cadmium Red Medium)
Video Walkthrough
- The acrylics are excellent for blending with a brush, with a rag, etc.
- The dry time for these acrylics is waaaaaay longer than the heavy body acrylics.
- Within a 2 hour paint along, the paints were still very wet!
- The Acrylic Thinner makes the paint incredibly smooth, it feels like you are gliding across the paper.
- The Acrylic Medium, Gel Matte is quite thick and does not run at all
- The Acrylic Matte Medium is thicker than the acrylic thinner, but not remotely as thick as the gel matte.
- These paints would pair well with acrylic inks.
- The Acrylic Medium, Gel Matte makes the paint very very thin, thinner than the Acrylic Thinner.
- The Titan buff was very thin, it’s not like Naples Yellow at all! (like I was hoping for it to be)
- These paints are very thin in general, to get any degree of opacity you would need at least 3 layers.
- To get more opacity, an option is to add heavy body acrylic where you need it.
- If you try to paint opacity in 1 layer, it won’t do it. You need the heavy body acrylic to do that.
- Certain colors stayed wet longer, the carbon black dried the fastest