Acrylic colour
Making gradients with Amsterdam Acrylic Retarder and Slow Drying Medium
Acrylic paints dry fast. It can be harder to make colour gradients with acrylic paints just because the paint is set before another colour is mixed into it on a canvas.
Use Amsterdam Retarder 070 to maximise the time the paint is wet. Without compromising on the quality of your paint. If you use a maximum of 5% retarder in your acrylic paint, the consistency of your paint will be the same.
If you want your paint to dry even slower, use Amsterdam Slow Drying Medium 071. You can add as much of this medium as you wish. But, the more you use, the more transparent your paint becomes. This can of course also be an effect you like.
Making gradients with Amsterdam Acrylic Retarder and Slow Drying Medium
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