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Atelier Interactive Professional Artists’ Acrylic
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Professional paint for artists
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Atelier Interactive Professional Artists’ Acrylic
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Atelier Interactive Professional Artists’ Acrylic
Atelier Interactive Professional Artists’ Acrylic has the rich, buttery consistency and brilliant color that artists love. Perfect for impasto, textural and glazing techniques, these lightfast paints offer artists unsurpassed control over the painting process when used with Atelier Mediums.
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Characteristics
83 PROFESSIONAL QUALITY COLOURS
HEAVY BODIED, BRILLIANT COLOUR DRIES TO A SATIN FINISH.
LIGHTFAST PIGMENTS THAT WILL NOT FADE
COMPATIBLE WITH ALL ATELIER GROUNDS PREPARATIONS, MEDIUMS AND VARNISHES.
PATENTED FORMULA DRIES QUICKLY, BUT ARTISTS CAN EXTEND WET-IN-WET WORKING TIME WITH THE ATELIER MEDIUMS
USE WITH ATELIER UNLOCKING FORMULA TO REOPEN AND REWORK TOUCH DRY PASSAGES, EVEN DAYS LATER
AVAILABLE IN 80ML TUBES, 250ML AND 1L JARS.
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Techniques
IMPASTO
GLAZES
WASHES
ALLA PRIMA
SGRAFFITO
USE WITH BRUSH OR KNIFE
COLLAGE AND MIXED MEDIA
WET-IN-WET
WET-ON-WET
WET-OVER-DRY
ALL STYLES OF PAINTING
Atelier Interactive Professional Artists’ Acrylic
Atelier Interactive Professional Artists’ Acrylic has the rich, buttery consistency and brilliant colour that artists crave. Perfect for impasto, textural and glazing techniques, these archival, professional, lightfast paints dry to a satin-like finish without a plastic look or feel and with minimal colour shift. Atelier Interactive offers artists unsurpassed control over the painting process when used with Atelier Mediums. Simply decide the consistency and/or dry time needed for your technique and then choose the medium that helps you achieve your goal. Atelier Mediums are described as being on a “viscosity ladder” from thin to thick, and the Atelier Mediums work with Atelier Interactive’s patented formula so you can extend the wet-blending time of the paint if desired, including reactivating touch dry layers, when used with Atelier Unlocking Formula.
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Atelier Heavy Gel (Satin) is a very heavy bodied, thick gel which is perfect for artists who want to have a more oil paint-like texture. Artists who use a palette knife or brush for increased contrast and painterliness will like this medium because it is so easy to mix in.
Atelier Thick Painting Medium has a very juicy paint-like viscosity useful for impasto, wet-in-wet techniques. It should be used when you want a more painterly style and want to blend easily.
This new medium expands and advances on the formula of the popular Clear Painting Medium. It is used to lubricate the painting process but has a mid viscosity for spreading paint, and wet blending, but it also useful for edge blending wet over dry, and for scumbling and glazing.
Atelier Thin Medium is a flow aide. Its very liquid viscosity is useful for thinning paint for techniques such as fine detail work, glazes, or air brush dilution.
Atelier Unlocking Formula is an essential additive created to work with Atelier Interactive’s patented formula. When used on an Atelier Interactive painting, artists can reopen a paint layer even after it is touch-dry for blending, edge feathering and more.
Atelier Lightfast Heavy Body Acrylic A2 provides artists with a fantastic, lightfast acrylic at a great single price point. Build your confidence in paint handling without breaking your budget.
Atelier Artists’ Acrylics Tutorials
If you are painting a landscape, knowing how to mix greens is essential. But with all the pre-mixed greens, blues… Read more.
The Atelier paint is a wonderful substitution for printing ink – once it is dry, it remains stable and does… Read more.
Reading Time: 3 minutesThe lightfastness or permanence of a pigment is its resistance to change on exposure to light. This… Read more.
Reading Time: 3 minutesAnyone who is interested in our new Atelier “Viscosity Ladder” mediums and would like to understand them… Read more.
Beginning a sketchbook habit can be challenging but it is very rewarding. A sketchbook is a place to explore, to… Read more.
Reading Time: 3 minutes How to clean your brushes using Chroma Incredible Brush Cleaner. Read more.
Reading Time: 4 minutes Plein air painting first became popular in the 1880s with the Impressionists. The fact that paint… Read more.