Amsterdam Standard Series Acrylic Tube 120 ml Light rose 361 (17093612)

The Amsterdam Standard Series Acrylic Paint is lustrous and and is pigment rich. This is my first tube of this brand and after many years of acrylic use I believe this will be my brand of choice. The 4oz price is a bargain for such high quality.

Good student grade acrylic paint and 4oz at a good price. Nice and thick with good good coverage and easily blended. Strong pigments and long lasting light fasting.

Acrylic pour painting

I have fallen in love with this brand. Amazing color and creamy texture. So easy to use.

Mixes well and covers well.

Perfect paint. It’s high quality, easy to use, good pigmentation, and great size.

Product was fine. The sent of the plastic bag or something it was put in was over bearing and permeated my other item that had been put in with it. It was a strong sent of cedar oil or something. It bowled be over when I open it and gave me headache.

As always, Royal Talens Amsterdam didn't fail to impress. I wish it was available here in the US and Ireland (I'm often in the US for extended periods to visit family) but so far I've only managed to find it on Amazon UK. It's every bit as good as Liquitex, Winsor-Newton,, or Daler Rowney student grade acrylic paints. Good value for good paint, and for those who don't like to mix, there are colors that I've not seen in any of the aforementioned paints.

I like the consistency of this paint and the way it flows. Easy to handle and blend on paper or canvas. I have quite a few acrylics by Amsterdam and with useful colours like this the size is good. Combined with other paint colours you can produce a good variety of flesh tones so I find this indispensable with portrait work.

Don’t get me wrong. This is a quality product. Thick. Quality. Product. I’m using it for lifting prints and on a gel plate it’s thick soo I’m finding I have to brayer a lot off on scrap paper which is wasteful to me. Saying all this I’m going to try watering it down a little and see if it does the job. I’ve got a set of cheap prints and the consistency of their paints are thinner and soo I’m able to pull prints off easily.

A lovely transparent pink that seems to work in glazes. Here I've experimented with it in this sketchbook doodle over a mix of alizarin and naples yellow. Really excellent value for 120ml tube. Note: this is a transparent colour as many reds are; vermillion, cadmium and red ochre being obvious exceptions.

Unfortunately, this paint for me is not fluorescent. I require it to repaint two clock hands. This has not happened the hands do not glow in the dark. I shall have to find an alternative product unless the manufacturers are able to provide a solution