Liquitex Professional Acrylic Heavy Body Set of 12 x 22 ml Essential Colours

I love Liquitex paint, great to use, plenty of pigment, fabulous texture.

The acrylic paint! Fabulous glossy sumptuous colours of quality

I will use my acrylic paint pastes later. It’s good quality.

Very good consistency. Nice paint. Good value.

Good quality paint

The paint is extremely high quality and my favourite pink from an extensive range. Value for money as a little goes a long way. A good size tube that is easy to apply with paintbrush or a spatula

This is my first time using these acrylic paints was really pleased very impressed, the quality,colour, acrylic pouring with them the magic of The cells popping through the paint, I shall definitely be getting some more.

Lovely paints, buttery texture, amazing colours and coverage. Great product

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I'm just a hobby painter, but I know that Liquitex Professional is an excellent line of acrylic paint. It blends beautifully and is a joy to work with. I bought a 32 ounce jar because I work on large canvases, and this is the most economical way to buy paint. Phthalocyanine Green (Blue Shade) is a terrific dark green paint. I mix it with Dioxazine Purple and Titanium White to form the most heavenly shades of blue for the abstract/impressionist cloud paintings I love to paint.

Having black Liquitex paint in a jar rather than a tube is perfect for larger projects. I love this paint and use it for mixed media and large artworks. Love the convenience of having it in a large jar. Much cheaper than my art store & quick shipping too. Good quality, thick paint -- the best in the market by far. My favorite and only paint brand I use. I will be buying again and again!

There's varnish, there's gesso, and then there's Paint. This is the Paint: fine-grained and consistent, with great 'covering' properties. Gesso (white, opaque) is good for 'extending' a shade -- making 'more' of it, while preserving the color; it's almost as if the color 'coated' the particles in the gesso, rather than blending with them. Varnish, even when 'white', tends to ride on top of the paint, enhancing contrast (getting into 'pores' in the surface?), but also adding glare and 'grey-ness'. This titanium white 'blends' well (even when added to gesso to raise the 'gloss'), thins well (with water or with vernish), covers well (a very thin layer will cover even water-wet ultramarine, with no bleed-through), and 'draws' well (with the knife), due to its 'heavy body' composition. All in all, a good addition to the palette, as are other shades by the same manufacturer.