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.
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.
Read moreThis 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…
Read moreAtelier 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…
Read moreAtelier 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…
Read moreAtelier Holding Medium bodies Atelier Free Flow and Jo Sonja Matte Flow Acrylic for a thicker, more controlled, painterly application.
Read moreAtelier Free Flow Artists’ Acrylic can enhance a variety of applications or techniques, from watercolor to gouache to acrylic. It… Read more
Adrian Lockhart, Red Studio, acrylic on canvas The equinox is coming up, a time when night and day are roughly… Read more
Acrylic pouring, by its nature, lends itself to experimentation, and the more that you do, the more you’ll understand about… Read more