| | Liquitex
colours are extra-fine acrylics. They were the first acrylic colours marketed
in the United States in 1955. They are characterized by a very high level of pigmentation
and by their very transparent binder. The picture film is very flexible once dried.
The range include 88 shades in two different consistencies which has identical
chemical characteristics: Liquitex has the following
ranges:
- Basic Acrylic Colour
- High
Viscosity Acrylic Artist Colour
- Mediums & Varnishes 
Basic
Acrylic colour 
 | Satin
finish across range | | Retains
brush strokes | | Great
coverage | | Indoor
or outdoor use | | 36
colour spectrum | | Very
affordable price, suitable for students and artists wishing to use large amounts
of colour | | Consistency
is slightly more fluid |
High
Viscosity Acrylic Artist Colour 
| High
pigment load, intense colour | | 96
colour spectrum, heavy bodied paints | | Exceptionally
smooth, thick buttery consistency | | Oil
like performance, retains brush strokes | | Little
to no noticeable wet-to-dry colour shift | | Great
for thick or impasto applications |
Mediums
& Varnishes 
| Transparent
medium | | Gel
medium | | Opaque
medium | | Modelling
paste | | Retarding
medium | | Glossy
varnish | | Matte
varnish | | Gesso |
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