My favorite white paint Ive ever used!!! Not too matte or too shiny, a perfect balance and thick enough to make it spread well. Beginners who want to start with top notch paint - heres your product!!

I love this color and its very easy to use.

Good quality paint..buttery and not too heavy...id buy more!

i like arteza

Second order with this brand. Its so rich and thick. I will order a complete set

I was really surprised at how large this jar actually is. The paint is great, highly pigmented, soft glossy/satin sheen and smooth finish. Really a great value for a fantastic paint.

Landscapes

Ease of use, blends well, dries easially

I go through a lot of Titanium White acrylic paint so I was happy to find this huge jar of Arteza’s paint. After using this paint for two days of artwork, here are my thoughts: PROS: (1) This 33.8 fl oz of paint will last quite a while compared to the smaller tubes I’m used to using in my artwork. (2) The quality is comparable to a Liquitex Basic grade titanium white, but not a professional grade quality like Golden. (3) The white paint mixed up well with a variety of other colors, both dark and light. CONS: (1) The large size jar is awkward to hold while squeezing out paint onto a palette or canvas with one hand. I think I’ll have to transfer it into other smaller, sealable containers for ease of use. (2) Getting the seal off the inside of the jar was a very messy job. It didn’t peel off easily. Instead, it came off in a few pieces as I picked at the edges of the seal trying to remove it, and my fingers ended up covered in white paint. Arteza really needs to make a seal that extends a bit over the edge so you can grab it, then pull it off in one swift move without making a mess. (3) It’s not as creamy or thick as a professional quality paint like Golden, and the Arteza paint is more fluid (watery), even though the description of the Arteza paint is “heavy body”. If you use a lot of Titanium White paint in your art work, this large jar will be very handy to have in your studio, but you don’t seem to save much money by getting a large jar compared to the smaller tubes of similar quality white paint you can pick up on sale most of the time at your local craft store.

Creamy and thick enough acrylic