beautiful colors that hold their color as they dry and mix well with each other

I used these paints for dot art and they are wonderfully bright. They do need to be thinned and I used Flood Floetrol, which worked great. Surprisingly, the neon pink, which is labeled as semi-transparent was actually more opaque than the yellow. Mixing white helped with the transparency issues with the yellow.

Used these paints to customize a pair of boots. They were very easy to work with. I used some cardboard to create a sample set of colors on paper to figure out exactly how saturated the colors were and which needed more coats. This was VERY helpful. In the end, added a little water to create more of a “wash” for shading. I think they turned out pretty nice.

I love these paints! I repaing modle horses for a hobby and these work fantastic! allthough I had to paint a base coat with another brand first. The only issue i had with these is it was kinda sticky at the touck with even 4 hours to dry, and it was super shiny. but shinniness is probly somthing you want in normal art. but aftert sealing my modle horse it wasnt sticky.

I bought these to paint a mailbox outside. First of all, the mailbox is HUGE, and second of all, the mailbox had some odd textures on it. All of this aside, the paints worked AMAZING on it. I painted the entire box and had extra paint leftover from most of the tubes. Of course, if youre having bad weather I recommend using an acrylic coating, but even then it withstood a lot of bad weather without it. Definitely worth buying and Ill be buying more again soon.

I needed quality acrylic paints that would work on stone and these did a beautiful job. I did not use a background color/paint nor did I pretreat the stone. I used a #2 pencil to freehand the flag and white Arteza pencils with the numbered stencil I created. The Arteza colors are bright, blend well when lightened or darkened, and applied smoothly on the rough stone. Once completely dried I covered the painted surface only with Liquitex Glossy Varnish (liquid not spray). Now I’m contemplating painting border rocks in my backyard! Cannot say enough about these quality paints!!

I havent tested the actual paint yet but I just wanted to show off the size since I was deeply disappointed to find out they were the size of a pen. So for anyone looking for size comparisons here it is

I bought this set for my daughter for Christmas. She absolutely loves these paints. Compared to other paints that she has used she says these are more vibrant colors and brings out the best in a painting. I will most assuredly keep her well stocked so she can continue painting beautiful pictures.

This paint is more like tube paint in a bottle rather than liquid paint in the bottle. It worked out okay for the sponge painting I was doing. But was too thick for the dot work and thinning it was a challenge for this part of the project. It did thin out well for base coating. It was hard at times to get the seal off cleanly at times. Others came off without a mess. You may want to rethink the seal, getting paint all over your hands because it spurts out of the bottle, and your not squeezing it, is the pits. If you are looking for liquid acrylic paint keep looking. Other this could be worth giving a try. The colors are nice, its just definitely not a liquid acrylic paint! Its more like something you would get out of a tube acrylic paint. In this regard I was definitely disappointed as I was looking for liquid acrylic paint. It does give nice coverage, even in the base coat.

I was really blown away by the quality and effects these acrylics achieved. I own several brands of acrylics. Theyre best used with a wet pallete.