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Accessories for Painters (4)
This is a "catch-all" category for studio sundries.
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Acrylic Paints (Pro) (44)
These are high-quality, professional-grade, acrylic paints. Note: student-grade paints are in a separate category.
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Acrylic Paints (Student) (14)
These are student-grade, inexpensive acrylic paints. Note: professional-grade paints are in a separate category.
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Caseins (3)
Casein is a fast-drying, water-soluble medium, it can be thinned with water to the degree that fits your style and the desired results. It can be used on canvas panels, illustration boards, paper, wood and masonite. Casein is reworkable and can be used fo
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Encaustic Paints (2)
Encaustic is a beeswax based paint that is kept molten on a heated palette. It is applied to a surface and reheated to fuse the paint into a uniform enamel-like finish. The word encaustic comes from Greek and means to burn in, which refers to the process of fusing the paint.
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Gouache (Pro) (14)
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Gouache (Student) (7)
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Mediums (Acrylic) (41)
This category includes all painting mediums & additives designed for use with acrylic paints.
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Mediums (Oil) (321)
This category includes all oil painting mediums, additives, and siccatives. Note: raw materials such as pigments, and balsams/waxes/resins, are contained in their own categories.
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Mediums (Watercolor) (29)
Watercolor mediums such as gum arabic, ox gall, masking fluid, and general painting mediums can be used to achieve a variety of effects.
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Oil Paints (Alkyds) (2)
Alkyd's main advantage over traditional oil paints is that they are dry to the touch in 12-24 hours, and they may usually be varnished in 30 days. All colors dry at the same rate, and to a uniform semi-gloss finish. Alkyd colors are made with an alkyd resin binder that has been modified with a nonyellowing drying oil for optimum color retention, excellent durability, and rapid drying time. Use alkyds with Liquin and other traditional Oil Painting Mediums. Clean with mineral spirits.
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Oil Paints (Pro) (58)
These are high-quality, professional-grade, tube-based oil paints. Variations, such as alkyd-based paints, student-grade paints, oil sticks/bars, and water-soluble oil paints are in separate categories, and are not reflected here.
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Oil Paints (Student) (22)
Student-grade oils are principally manufactured with pigments that are less expensive, and a greater percentage of filler is used, creating an economical alternative to the professsional grade paints.
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Oil Sticks / Pastels (Pro) (21)
This category contains all oil bars, oil sticks, and oil pastels that are considered to be professional quality.
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Oil Sticks / Pastels (Student) (1)
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Painting and Palette Knives (15)
This category contains all forms of painting knives and palette knives. They can be used to mix paint on a palette, clean paint from a dirty palette, and as a "brush" for creating impasto effects using thick loads of paint.
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Palettes and Mixing Trays (13)
This category contains surfaces on which to mix your paints, regardless of medium.
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Pigments (21)
This category contains a listing of raw pigment products, used to mix with binders to formulate your own homemade paints.
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Raw Materials (60)
This category provides coverage on the ingredients that go into paints, such as glues, waxes, balms, gums, and resins. Other things, such as pigments and refined oils, are in their own categories.
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Watercolors (Pro) (26)
This category contains professional-grade watercolor paints. Note: student grade paints are in a separate category.
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Watercolors (Student) (11)
This category contains student-grade watercolor paints. Note: professional grade paints are in a separate category.
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