GOLDEN Artist Colors
GOLDEN High Flow Acrylics 4oz
GOLDEN High Flow Acrylics 4oz
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GOLDEN High Flow Acrylics 4oz
Paint, pour, stain, and write with GOLDEN High Flow Acrylics.
They can be used with a variety of tools, from brush to marker, dip pen to airbrush, and more!
High Flow Acrylics feature high-intensity colours, including Transparent, Iridescent, Fluorescent, and single-pigment colours that match other GOLDEN Acrylic lines. From fine lines to broad strokes, High Flow Acrylic has an ink-like consistency that lends itself to a wide range of techniques, including staining, leveling, calligraphy, and mixed media.
Application use ranges from fine line-work to large passages on a variety of surfaces, such as paper, canvas, panel and other artist supports. Their ink-like consistency lends them to a wide range of techniques, including staining effects, leveling colours, calligraphy, illustration and fine detail work, and mixed media. Use them for glazing, water media techniques, washes, pours, wet into wet, pen & ink, marbleizing, automotive painting, exterior signage, murals, and for fabric and textiles.
Please note: Some High Flow Acrylic colours can have a degree of separation and soft settling when they are not being used. Be sure to shake the container for 3 seconds or until the paint is evenly mixed before using. 4oz bottles.
Highly versatile acrylic paint praised by customers for airbrushing and canvas work. Customers said it "blends with ease" and creates "a perfect shiny background for galaxy paintings." Ideal for abstract art, rough lines, and finishing touches. All reviews were 5-star ratings with no negative feedback reported.
- Fantastic product perfect for my airbrush
- Perfect shiny background for galaxy paintings
- Blends with ease for abstract painting
Fantastic product perfect for my airbrush
This black was a perfect shiny background for galaxy paintings. We used it on thicker multi/media paper for the paintings
I started using high flow for airbrushing when I was a printer. Now that I am painting on canvas, I enjoy high flow when starting an abstract painting when making rough lines and shapes. For when I want to add a touch of colour to a mix or directly on the canvas, it blends with ease. And sometimes I splash it directly on the painting as an underlay or finishing touch.