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5 reasons to try Aquarylic Color

Colors that make your art glow

1 Colors that make your art glow

Aquarylic Color does without fillers and without unnecessary binders – what is in the jar is pure, highly concentrated pigment. That means high luminosity, plenty of transparency and a sheen like oil, yet water-based.

  • Deep color effect
  • Radiant colors, even when heavily thinned
  • Glazes and layering techniques without loss of quality
Quality grades compared

Quality grades compared

Not all artists’ paint is the same. Broadly, there are three categories:

  • Studio quality: often contains a lot of binder and fillers to keep costs down. The colors look less brilliant and often turn dull in mixes.
  • Fine artist quality: more pigment and therefore more brilliance, but often with fillers that dampen the luminosity.
  • Finest artist quality: high pigment purity, a high yield and lasting brilliance.

Aquarylic Color falls into the artist-quality category.

Pure pigments for clear mixes

2 Pure pigments for clear mixes

Many paints contain white pigments that make mixes dull. Aquarylic Color carries the full strength of the pigment – for brilliant, intense shades.

  • Luminous colors without a grey veil
  • Mixes stay clear and strong
  • Color intensity is kept in every layer
Goes a long way – you need less paint

3 Goes a long way – you need less paint

Thanks to its high pigment density, Aquarylic Color goes a particularly long way. The paints are highly concentrated and therefore last a long time.

  • Use less paint, paint for longer
  • Still intense even when heavily thinned
  • Restock less often
Finely ground pigments

4 Finely ground pigments

Our pigments go through an elaborate grinding process for a very fine grain. The result: even paint layers, smooth glazes and no lumps.

  • Soft transitions without hard edges
  • Smooth paint surfaces
  • Depth in every layer

5 Lightfast and fairly priced

Our paints are lightfast. As for the price: we produce in artist quality and price fairly and transparently.

  • Colors that last without fading
  • Artist quality at a reasonable price

Your foundation for brilliant artwork

Aquarylic Color 9 x 30ml Set

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  • 9 shades in 30 ml: Titanium White, Lemon Yellow, Signal Red, Quinacridone Magenta, Ultramarine, Phthalo Blue Cyan, Phthalo Green Bluish, Ochre, Deep Black

Artist quality: highly pigmented, lightfast, fluid and creamy, transparent to semi-transparent and waterproof.

€44,00incl. VAT, plus shipping

Frequently asked questions

Isn’t Aquarylic Color just liquid acrylic paint?

No. Aquarylic Color is not acrylic paint “made a bit thinner”, it is a medium of its own in artist quality. The big difference lies in the formulation: we deliberately leave out fillers entirely. That way the color effect is not shaped by extenders, but by the pigment alone. This is exactly what makes Aquarylic Color so free-flowing, so brilliant and so remarkably luminous.

Why is the paint so fluid?

The fluid consistency of Aquarylic Color is intentional and part of the concept. Because we deliberately leave out fillers, the paint stays especially free-flowing and spreads easily. This gives you smooth gradients, fine transitions and a freer, more direct way of working with the pure pigment effect of the paint.

Why is Aquarylic Color transparent to semi-transparent?

Aquarylic Color is transparent to semi-transparent because its color comes from the pigment itself and is not influenced by fillers. That gives you clear, unaltered shades, depth and luminosity. The lower opacity is not a shortcoming in quality — it is part of a pigment-pure paint medium in artist quality.

Is Aquarylic Color waterproof once dry?

Yes. Aquarylic Color is water-based and dries waterproof. So you can work in layers, build up glazes and carry on in a controlled way once everything is dry, without immediately lifting the layer underneath.

Can I combine Aquarylic Color with oil paint?

Yes, Aquarylic Color can be combined with oil paint. It works on dried oil paint as well as wet-in-wet. Many artists find this combination especially exciting, because Aquarylic Color brings properties that traditional oil paint alone does not offer. Just keep one thing in mind: these are two different systems, so use their respective properties deliberately.

Where is Aquarylic Color made?

Aquarylic Color is made in our family business in Bludenz, Vorarlberg. The medium was developed out of practice: founder Angelika Domenig is an artist and teacher herself and spent many years seeing first-hand what artists wish for, ask about and struggle with in their daily work. Out of that experience, and in dialogue with many artists, came a paint medium that fills a real gap – made with great care and real knowledge of materials.