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Bludenz, Vorarlberg
Aquarylic is a family business. We develop our artists' paints, mix them and fill them ourselves — which is why the same shade exists in several kinds of paint, why refill sizes are possible, and why we have an answer to every question about the recipe.
The same shade in several kinds of paint and refill sizes — because we develop, mix and fill it ourselves.
The range
Flows, stays transparent, dries glossy and waterproof.
81 shades
See Aquarylic Color
Neon and pearlescent are not materials of their own. They are shades of the same paint — they sit inside the color grid, not next to it.
Four jobs
The Aquarylic Color
The tool
Pick one shade and we work out five that go with it — from shades that really exist. Swap them one at a time until your palette feels right.
Open My Color PaletteThe same pencil line lies under every swatch on the canvas. With glazing shades it stays visible, with opaque ones it disappears — every product image is proof of opacity.
Once dry, Aquarylic Color is waterproof. What is set can be painted over without lifting.
Artists and Aquarylic
Meet artists who work with our products – from abstract color fields to fine portraits.
Volane's works, also known as Maris Rauch, invite you to take a closer look: what seems banal at first glance turns into a big story in her hands, often with a touch of humor.
Wild consistency in the best sense — cleanly pigmented, intense, and of a quality that invites spontaneous, direct work.
Hans-Christian's style combines a loose brushstroke, generous white space, and complementary color contrasts – with the goal of revealing the essential with as few means as possible.
I use Aquarylic Colors as a glossy, waterproof base. They open up new worlds of color and free you from the fear of the blank page.
Ronja grew up with art. Her paintings combine the delicate side of nature with rough textures and clean lines – an interplay of hard and soft, color and calm.
I like the combination of acrylic paint, texture paste, and chalk paint – the color “Champagne” has become a recurring protagonist for me.
After training in digital creativity, Dino returned to painting and explores the theme of love in all its forms in vividly colorful works.
Aquarylic convinces with consistency and vibrancy – especially the acrylic pink tones have become a fixed part of my visual language, keeping their brilliance even after drying.
Manuela's paintings explore the tension between control and letting go, coming across as light, playful, and improvised – carried by a deep foundation rooted in art history.
The fluid Aquarylic Colors fascinate me: they flow as if by themselves, allow intuitive layering, and an intense interplay of light and depth.
In his gallery “RaMPe” in Heilbronn, Markus shows work ranging from delicate drawings to large-format, colorful portraits and murals.
As a devoted oil painter, I have to say the vibrancy of Aquarylic Colors is every bit a match for oil paint – the quality is absolutely convincing.
Kelly specializes in finely detailed, realistic portraits of people and animals. Many of her works are closely tied to memory and love.
Aquarylic was “love at first brushstroke”: the acrylic paint stays highly intense even when diluted with water, and the pearlescent colors especially give my work a special finish.
Anke is known for expressive paintings built up in many layers of color. In her large studio she works gesturally and abstractly, pours paint, reacts spontaneously, and deliberately embraces chance.
Combining acrylic paint with Aquarylic Colors, I keep discovering unexpected effects – the intense hues are a central element of my luminous compositions.
Origin
Aquarylic Color wasn't created at a desk, but out of genuine artistic practice.
Founder Angelika Domenig is an artist herself and spent many years teaching at a wide range of academies. Working with thousands of course participants, the same gap showed up again and again: a paint medium was missing that brought together properties the market simply did not offer.
Driven by this recurring need, Angelika Domenig took development into her own hands. Together with industry experts, and in close dialogue with an early circle of artists giving feedback, Aquarylic Color was born – a paint that follows not just a single idea, but the experience and requirements of countless working artists.
Early on, she was supported in this venture by her son Philipp, who has been part of the journey from the very beginning. His partner Julia and Angelika's husband Thomas have since joined the company as well. Together with the marketing and production team, this has grown into a family business that works in Vorarlberg, Austria, with great care, genuine material expertise, and the ambition to create the finest artist-quality paint.
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