Liquitex BASICS Acrylic Paint, 250ml (8.5-oz) Tube, Titanium White

Came in a bigger bottle than i thought it would. Its pretty opague and its perfect in case you need a lot of white paint and its a decent price for its great quality. Ive been using this paint for years and i love it.

Liquitex is my go to paint. This however is not what I call a true red, more of a raspberry color.

Im making grinch ornaments with this. I love the quality however, Im on my 3rd container and they dont seem as full as other paints Ive bought in tubes like this. I had to buy a lot more than I shouldve had to.

This black paint is wonderful! The photo I took was with one coat over a white model horse and it looks amazing! Its thick and becomes tacky relatively fast so I have to work with it quickly but I love it. It goes on very smooth and dries with a nice satin finish.

Although the paint may be good the container was delivered damaged. The side was completely cracked and paint was everywhere.

I like to paint with Jesse Robertson and I get new colors according to which painting I’m doing next. I find that, even though these are basic, they provide great coverage and colors. And since I’m not a pro and selling anything the price is right too!

Liquitex Artist Acrylics are wonderful paints to work with on canvas or wood, and I use a lot of white. Most Liquitex colors mix well and rinse well. But if I am painting a rock or painting with my fingers, I reach for craft paints like Apple Barrel because they are thinner, and then I use a sealer after.

Good quality paint! Even works on glass. It Goes and thick and stays, and dries fast!

For some reason, Burnt Umber is a popular color this year because I had a hard time finding it in my favorite medium, which is chalk paint & Ive even bought acrylic burnt umber & made my own chalk paint, but I couldnt find it for MONTHS locally so when I completely ran out I remembered Amazon! Lol! And again, my options were limited. I have other colors in this brand that I picked up along the way or people gave me, but Ive never used it. So, I gave it a try bci really needed to finish a bunch of projects I had already started & hoped it all matched. It came in pretty quickly and when it did, I got to work! I wasnt so sure bc it is rather thick for someone used to working with acrylic paint, but that was a nice surprise bc I usually thicken it with plaster of paris or powder! I mostly use Burnt Umber to make Faux rust or a grungy, old, rusty, rustic look and this paint was perfect for that! I also like to use Burnt Umber for my Faux chocolate... Like the little Chocolate Pudding dessert cups as seen in the Pic. It makes a perfect chocolate color esp if youre mixing it with a solid white medium! And because its a nice solid color and thick paint, it doesnt water the whole project down! If you are NOT a painter and are more of a crafter that sticks to mainly acrylic or chalk paint, dont be afraid to venture out of you are having a hard time finding a certain color. This paint, although Im sure more used for paintings, it works great for crafting too. I highly recommend and will Def be buying this brand more often in the future.

Easy to use as packaged. Good alone or as a mixing paint.