Chromacryl Acrylic Paint

Chromacryl Acrylic Paint for Students, Schools & Art Projects:

Chromacryl acrylic paint is designed for creative painting at school, in the classroom and at home. This collection focuses specifically on Chromacryl Student Acrylic Paint in generous 1 litre and 2 litre containers, with an extensive palette covering primary and mixing colours, earth tones, pastels, metallics and other useful art colours.

Chromacryl Student Acrylic Paint:

Chromacryl Student Acrylic is a non-toxic, quick-drying acrylic paint with a high pigment load for good colour coverage. Its body and consistency allow students to explore a variety of painting techniques rather than being limited to basic classroom paint applications.

The paint can be used on standard and wet-strength cartridge paper, newsprint, canvas card and board, acrylic paper and other suitable painting surfaces. It can also be combined with painting mediums such as texture paste, impasto gel and moulding paste when projects call for additional texture or different effects. Clean-up is with soap and water.

1 Litre & 2 Litre Acrylic Paint Colours:

The collection offers both 1L and 2L Chromacryl acrylic paint, making it particularly suited to classrooms, art departments and other projects where larger quantities are required. The colour range includes warm and cool versions of key colours such as red, yellow and blue, alongside black, white, violet, magenta, orange and several greens.

Artists and students can also choose traditional earth colours including raw sienna, raw umber, burnt umber and oxide shades. For softer palettes, there are pastel blue, green, pink, yellow, orange and violet options, while gold and silver provide metallic alternatives.

Choosing Chromacryl Acrylic Paint:

Consider both colour and container size when selecting paint. The warm and cool primary colours are useful when colour mixing is an important part of the project, while ready-made pastels, earth tones and metallic colours provide convenient alternatives for specific palettes.

Choose 1 litre containers when you need a substantial amount of an individual colour, or consider the larger 2 litre options for frequently used colours and higher-volume painting activities.