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Ladder Series Mediums
Choosing a medium is easy with when you use the Atelier Mediums: simply decide what viscosity and/or dry time you need, and then choose the medium. Chroma’s newest Atelier Ladder Mediums are on a viscosity ladder scale from thin to thick, with some also increasing the wet blending time of Atelier Interactive. These mediums are the result of years of research and provide a very simple way of gaining control over the acrylic painting process.
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Atelier Thin Medium
Atelier Thin Medium is a flow aide. Its liquid viscosity is useful for thinning paint for techniques such as fine detail work, glazes, or airbrush application.
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Atelier Middle Medium
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…
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Atelier Thick Painting Medium
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…
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Atelier Heavy Gel (Satin)
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…
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Atelier Holding Medium
Atelier Holding Medium bodies Atelier Free Flow and Jo Sonja Matte Flow Acrylic for a thicker, more controlled, painterly application.
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Atelier Acrylics Tutorials
Reading Time: 6 minutesIn this easy to follow project you will learn how to paint like Monet, mixing colors and… Read more
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