Dala Acrylic Texture Paste is a thick, off-white acrylic medium used to add body to paint, as well as enhance its depth and structure. Texture paste is used to exaggerate textures and colours within artworks. Available in fine and coarse varieties

Dala Acrylic Retarder is a clear, liquid medium that is used to extend the drying time of acrylic paint. Added straight to the paint, it can be used to mix colours on the canvas surface, as well as creating smooth blending effects.

Artecho Acrylic Flow Medium Excellent Quality. A quality Artecho premium acrylic flow medium 32oz / 946ml, translucent liquid, visual bottle, easy to see how much you’re using. Mix this medium with acrylic paint to reduce the viscosity and brush stroke, create great glazes, and increase the flowability, smoothness, transparency, and brightness of the paint. Adding enough of this medium to acrylic paint makes acrylic pouring paint easy, and pouring the paint on canvas, board, stone, etc is a breeze. Go and create your art! Once your painting or artwork is finished and dried, you can use this medium on the surface for keeping your artwork glossy, crisp colours and longer lasting. Contains small parts, not suitable for children under 3 years old. Conforms to ASTM D-4236 and EN 71-3.

Artists will be excited by the varying effects achievable with the different methods used to apply the Matisse Dry Mediums. They provide magnificent textural effects and will surprise artists and viewers alike. Weipa Calcined Bauxite has a particularly interesting earthy colour mix. This extremely hard mineral is mined at Weipa in Far North Queensland. Calcinated Bauxite can be used in mixed media, collography and collage as well as for adding texture to paintings. It is extremely hard. Mix with impasto medium, gel medium or mett gel medium to create texture; for the best adhesion it is important not to make the mix too dry.Read more about this medium in this Jackson's Art blog post.

Artists will be excited by the varying effects achievable with the different methods used to apply the Matisse Dry Mediums. They provide magnificent textural effects and will surprise artists and viewers alike. Ferrous Powder can be used for highlighting and decorating works and making magnetic coatings. Use on paintings and mixed media. Mix with a gloss, matt or satin medium for your desired look and seal with a varnish. Avoid sprinkling as large amounts may cause the canvas to sag. Read more about this medium in this Jackson's Art blog post.

Artists will be excited by the varying effects achievable with the different methods used to apply the Matisse Dry Mediums. They provide magnificent textural effects and will surprise artists and viewers alike. Principally Silicon Dioxide, these glass beads are completely spherical and smooth. They can be used as part of paintings, collages and collographs, for effects and texture. For best results mix with Gel Medium, or Gloss Varnish and Gloss Medium to maintain brightness. Because they are absolutely smooth it is suggested that art works using these glass beads are varnished with either Gloss Varnish and Gloss Medium, to securely seal the beads to the support. Read more about this medium in this Jackson's Art blog post.

Artists will be excited by the varying effects achievable with the different methods used to apply the Matisse Dry Mediums. They provide magnificent textural effects and will surprise artists and viewers alike. These smooth round glass beads are principally composed of silicon dioxide. They can be used on paintings, mixed media or collage. For best results mix with Gel Medium, or Gloss Varnish and Gloss Medium to maintain brightness. Because they are absolutely smooth it is suggested that art works using these glass beads are varnished with either Gloss Varnish and Gloss Medium, to securely seal the beads to the support.Read more about this medium in this Jackson's Art blog post.

Artists will be excited by the varying effects achievable with the different methods used to apply the Matisse Dry Mediums. They provide magnificent textural effects and will surprise artists and viewers alike. These smooth round glass beads are principally composed of silicon dioxide. They can be used on paintings, mixed media or collage. For best results mix with Gel Medium, or Gloss Varnish and Gloss Medium to maintain brightness. Because they are absolutely smooth it is suggested that art works using these glass beads are varnished with either Gloss Varnish and Gloss Medium, to securely seal the beads to the support. Read more about this medium in this Jackson's Art blog post.

Artists will be excited by the varying effects achievable with the different methods used to apply the Matisse Dry Mediums. They provide magnificent textural effects and will surprise artists and viewers alike. Ground marble (crystalline calcium carbonate) can be mixed directly with paint, to add bulk without changing the colour and while retaining the elements that allow the paint to harden. A white transparent powder, it mixes successfully with any Matisse or Derivan medium. Larger proportions make the paint a little stringy, and this feature can be manipulated to give interesting results. Weathers well outdoors and is suitable for paintings, collage, mixed media, and on collograph plates. Use as much as needed to create effect desired. Read more about this medium in this Jackson's Art blog post.

Artists will be excited by the varying effects achievable with the different methods used to apply the Matisse Dry Mediums. They provide magnificent textural effects and will surprise artists and viewers alike. These five grades of cleaned sand contain no impurities to affect artwork. Use in paintings, mixed media and collage, or the finest grade on collograph plates. For best results, do not make the mix too dry. Large quantities on large canvases not recommended, as this sand is quite heavy. Read more about this medium in this Jackson's Art blog post.

Artists will be excited by the varying effects achievable with the different methods used to apply the Matisse Dry Mediums. They provide magnificent textural effects and will surprise artists and viewers alike. These five grades of cleaned sand contain no impurities to affect artwork. Use in paintings, mixed media and collage, or the finest grade on collograph plates. For best results, do not make the mix too dry. Large quantities on large canvases not recommended.Read more about this medium in this Jackson's Art blog post.

Artists will be excited by the varying effects achievable with the different methods used to apply the Matisse Dry Mediums. They provide magnificent textural effects and will surprise artists and viewers alike. The acicular particle shape of Wollastonite lends itself to creating texture from ready-made paints such as Matisse background for pastels or mixing with Polymer Gloss Varnish, to create areas of texture on a canvas or painting. Mix up to 20-50% Wollastonite to gesso paint to create a superb textured surface for pastels and charcoal. Wollastonite produces a more uneven texture than Ground Quartz, therefore giving a great ground for harder pastels (use Ground Quartz for soft pastels). Wollastonite is ideal for acrylic paints due to its alkaline properties. Add varnishes and mediums to create texture in paintings on canvas.Read more about this medium in this Jackson's Art blog post.

XL Crackle Paste is designed for adding textural effects and impasto to artworks on a range of surfaces.

The kit consists of two parts, a white base (primer) and the XL Crackle paste for the top layer. The primer adheres well to materials such as canvas, wood, styrofoam, plastic, glass or metal. It is not suitable for materials made of silicone. The primer adheres perfectly to the crackle paste and can be pigmented before application.

The XL Crackle Paste is a structural paste for the production of cracks, which appear as the paste dries. These cracks are deeper and wider the thicker you apply the XL Crackle Paste - a layer of up to 50mm thick is possible. Paint can be sprayed or painted over the crackle paste after application - please see below for more information.

Base Layer: Component 1 : Base / primer (small container). Apply the white primer paste as a base coat on your surface / substrate. Apply a thin and uniform layer. The primer adheres well to canvas, wood, styrofoam, plastic, glass or metal. It will not bond well to silicone or materials with silicone content.

XL Crackle Paste: The XL Crackle Paste is a structure paste for the creation of cracks. Cracks will appear as the paste dries. The cracks will be deeper and wider the thicker you apply the XL Crackle Paste. A layer thickness up to 50 mm is possible. Adhesion of the XL paste to the Base / primer (component 1) is excellent. Optimum results are achieved at temperatures of 18–25°C.

Tinting the base layer: The Base primer is white by default. When you apply the XL Crackle Paste on top, cracks will appear in the paste and the white colour of the
primer will be visible underneath and show through the cracks. Use regular acrylic paint or acrylic inks as a pigment to get the colour shade you desire.
Simply mix them into the Base primer by adding a maximum of 20% pigment. For example, if you need a total of 100g to prime your painting surface, you can use 80g of primer and 20g of paint (or more primer and less paint). You can introduce more flashy colours by mixing
shimmering pigments into the primer or use EliGlow Photo Luminescent pigment powders to provide a radiance to your crackle art. You are limited only by your own imagination!

Pigmenting the XL Crackle paste: By default the XL crackle paste is beige in colour. The paste itself cannot be coloured before application, but you can still colour your cracks afterwards. You have two options for doing this:
Option A: Spray the XL Crackle Paste with spraypaint immediately after application (i.e. when still wet). The paste will break apart and as it dries and you will obtain coloured cracks.
Option B: Let the XL crackle paste dry, then paint the surface as desired. You can either select individual cracks or paint the entire surface. With this technique take care not to let the paint run into the cracks otherwise you will no longer have a colour contrast

Schmincke Pouring Medium is a fluid acrylic-medium that is used for creating acrylic pour paintings. Acrylic pouring involves pre mixing fluid acrylics and acrylic ink with a pouring medium and then pouring it over a panel or canvas to create gorgeous abstract patterns or landscapes.

This pouring medium has optimised flow properties and can be mixed in any ratio with acrylic colors up to 45% acrylic color, allowing you to vary the speed of flow and experiment with your work. Additionally, you can use water as a thiner with it. It dries to a gloss finish and is then waterproof. The medium itself reduces crazing dramatically and dries clear with a non-yellowing, tack-free surface. The acrylic-medium mixes can be poured in layers after each layer has dried. The surface you pour onto should be grease free, slightly absorbent and stable.

Schmincke is a German based paint makers which has been making high quality paints for the last 100 years.

Please note: this product should be used in temperatures above 15 degrees celsius and individual pretests should always be done.

Schmincke Pouring Medium is a fluid acrylic-medium that is used for creating acrylic pour paintings. Acrylic pouring involves pre mixing fluid acrylics and acrylic ink with a pouring medium and then pouring it over a panel or canvas to create gorgeous abstract patterns or landscapes.

This pouring medium has optimised flow properties and can be mixed in any ratio with acrylic colors up to 45% acrylic color, allowing you to vary the speed of flow and experiment with your work. Additionally, you can use water as a thiner with it. It dries to a gloss finish and is then waterproof. The medium itself reduces crazing dramatically and dries clear with a non-yellowing, tack-free surface. The acrylic-medium mixes can be poured in layers after each layer has dried. The surface you pour onto should be grease free, slightly absorbent and stable.

Schmincke is a German based paint makers which has been making high quality paints for the last 100 years.

Please note: this product should be used in temperatures above 15 degrees celsius and individual pretests should always be done.

Schmincke Pouring Medium is a fluid acrylic-medium that is used for creating acrylic pour paintings. Acrylic pouring involves pre mixing fluid acrylics and acrylic ink with a pouring medium and then pouring it over a panel or canvas to create gorgeous abstract patterns or landscapes. This pouring medium has optimised flow properties and can be mixed in any ratio with acrylic colours up to 45% acrylic colour, allowing you to vary the speed of flow and experiment with your work. Additionally, you can use water as a thiner with it. It dries to a gloss finish and is then waterproof. The medium itself reduces crazing dramatically and dries clear with a non-yellowing, tack-free surface. The acrylic-medium mixes can be poured in layers after each layer has dried. The surface you pour onto should be grease free, slightly absorbent and stable.Schmincke is a German based paint makers which has been making high quality paints for the last 100 years.Please note: this product should be used in temperatures above 15 degrees celsius and individual pretests should always be done. This is a 500ml bottle of Schmincke Pouring Medium for use with acrylic pouring.

Schmincke Pouring Medium is a fluid acrylic-medium that is used for creating acrylic pour paintings. It is especially good for producing cell-like effects. Acrylic pouring involves pre-mixing fluid acrylics and acrylic ink with a pouring medium and then pouring it over a panel or canvas to create gorgeous abstract patterns or landscapes.

Achieving a 'cell' effect is popular with pour painters and can be achieved by using just a pouring medium (and perhaps a splash of water), but most pouring mediums bind too well to the paints. Silicone is the key to creating dynamic cells in your paintings and this medium helps you achieve that - without the cracking that is usually associated with silicone and pour painting. Silicone to be the best type of lubricant for acrylic pouring because it’s predictable, neutral, and durable. It’s easy to manipulate, unlike water. It doesn’t affect color or turn rancid like many natural oils.

This pouring medium has optimised flow properties and can be mixed in any ratio with acrylic colors up to 45% acrylic color, allowing you to vary the speed of flow and experiment with your work. Additionally, you can use water as a thinner with it. It dries to a gloss finish and is then waterproof. The medium itself reduces crazing dramatically and dries clear with a non-yellowing, tack-free surface. The acrylic-medium mixes can be poured in layers after each layer has dried. The surface you pour onto should be grease-free, slightly absorbent and stable.

Suitable for use with Tri-Art Silicone, Oil Cell Flow Medium or Vallejo Silicone Oil Cell Flow Medium.

A very thick and textural paste made from calcite grit. It has the same flexibility as the paint and is used to create strong textural interest at any stage in a painting's process. Dries white and can be mixed with the paint to produce a coloured ground, or painted over once dry.

A paint additive designed to slow down the drying time of acrylic paint. It may be added to other Atelier mediums to increase open time. Note: Retarder does not contain a binding agent so to avoid creating an unstable mixture, it is recommended to mix no more than 10% with acrylic paints.pdf=MSDS-Atelier-Retarder-Medium.pdf Safety Data Sheet

A low viscosity medium used for thin fast drying layering techniques. It can also be used on its own to seal and reinforce a paint layer in preparation for scratch back, glazing or varnishing. It also returns the Atelier Interactive to a more conventional acrylic.This product is part of the Atelier Interactive range.The Atelier interactive range can be used with traditional acrylic medium (or water) for overpainting or layering, or alternatively by itself it can allow you to use wet-in-wet painting techniques, has a longer working time and blend in a way similar to how you’d use oil paints.You can combine the Atelier Interactive range and Atelier Traditional range to create unique and interesting effects within the same painting.

Works in the same way as the more fluid Slow Medium (extending wet-in-wet blending time), but with its more paint like consistency it can be used for spreading and diluting paint without making it too thin or runny.This product is part of the Atelier Interactive range.The Atelier interactive range can be used with traditional acrylic medium (or water) for overpainting or layering, or alternatively by itself it can allow you to use wet-in-wet painting techniques, has a longer working time and blend in a way similar to how you’d use oil paints.You can combine the Atelier Interactive range and Atelier Traditional range to create unique and interesting effects within the same painting.

Artists will be excited by the varying effects achievable with the different methods used to apply the Matisse Dry Mediums. They provide magnificent textural effects and will surprise artists and viewers alike. This deep red transparent gemstone has an attractive glowing rich red colour. Glaze or varnish to achieve even deeper colour. Crushed garnet is an especially hard stone. It is suitable for texture for paintings, collage or collography. Read more about this medium in this Jackson's Art blog post.

Ateliers Universal Medium is a medium and varnish rolled into one.How To Use As a MediumThere are too many mediums on offer for use with acrylics. This medium does nearly all of the techniques that you could need if you are painting in fast quick layers. However, if you want heavy impasto you will still need to use Heavy Gel or Moulding Paste.Decant some of the concentrate into a small container that you can dip your brush into.You will like the feel of the paint when the medium is added to it and you will notice that it allows you to blend and feather edges very effectively because the medium is not sticky on the brush.Small additions to thick paint will loosen the consistency while more medium creates a very attractive glazing or layering mixture which can be over painted when touch dry.How To Use As A VarnishSolvent based varnish has a strong smell because of the turps, but usually looks better than a water based one and is easy to apply.The Atelier Interactive Universal Medium/Varnish when used as a water based varnish is comparable to solvent varnish. It is very easy to apply. It gives the colour saturation and enhancement of a good solvent based varnish. By adding water to the concentrate different levels of sheen can be created between low sheen and high gloss.Artists should experiment with color swatches to decide on the finishes that they prefer.Apply a seal coat one part varnish two parts water. This allows the varnish to penetrate and seal the paint layer so that a more concentrated varnish can be spread easily when the seal coat is dry.If you want a high gloss finish the full concentrate can be used over the seal coat and two or more coats can be used to exaggerate gloss as required.For a subtle finish you might decide that the seal coat is all that you need or you might apply another diluted coat to create a satin finish which is more attractive than a satin varnish containing a flatting agent.How To ApplyPlace your painting in a sloping position so that you can pick up the runs or dribbles. You can work back and forth while the varnish is wet because it does not catch on the brush.This product is part of the Atelier Traditional range.The Atelier Traditional painting range allows you to use traditional acrylic techniques that have been evolving since 1965. The Atelier Traditional mediums are made of an acrylic binder that dries quickly and forms a tough water resistant skin.You can combine the Atelier Interactive range and Atelier Traditional range to create unique and interesting effects within the same painting.

A thick, fast drying, waterbased acrylic gel, designed to exaggerate structure and sharpen textural edges of the paint - great for Impasto. It can be used as a very strong adhesive for bonding heavy objects. Can be mixed with the paint, overpainted once dry, or applied on top of a paint layer for a transparent textural effect. Milky in appearance but will become transparent once dry.This product is part of the Atelier Interactive range.The Atelier interactive range can be used with traditional acrylic medium (or water) for overpainting or layering, or alternatively by itself it can allow you to use wet-in-wet painting techniques, has a longer working time and blend in a way similar to how you’d use oil paints.You can combine the Atelier Interactive range and Atelier Traditional range to create unique and interesting effects within the same painting. pdf=MSDS-Atelier-Heavy-Gel-Gloss.pdf Safety Data Sheet

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