Acrylic Paint 60-pk

Good acrylic paints for crafts and other projects. The texture is pretty standard and can be thinned out with water. Good value and variety of colors. Easy to use.

Vibrant colors! Dries quickly and evenly! Paint doesn’t dry out in the tube when resealed.

This is a decent set for amateur painters who just want to have some fun with colors. The paints work on a variety of surfaces: I’ve painted with them on canvas paper, and my mom and I painted rocks and pieces of wood. The colors are vibrant and mix well with one another to create new hues (for example, there’s not a really good orange in the set, so I’ve had to mix my own every time I wanted one). The brushes are decent and provide pretty good coverage, especially since they come free with the set of paints. Also, the paint cleans off the brushes easily with just a bit of water and a wipe of a paper napkin. This is a really good value and a lot of paint for the amount of fun you get out of it!

Bought as a gift for my 79 year old brother and he loves them. I already have a set I bought for myself and he kept going on about how nice they are so Santa answered his wish. These are permanent acrylic paint markers so once you lay the color on, it's not coming off. I've actually used mine on a vinyl tablecloth that gets used every day and wiped multiple times with a wet rag daily, it's also had drinks and food spilled on it and wipes up without affecting the color work. It washes off your hands fairly easily with a little scrubbing and lots of soap. These paint markers are not easy to blend with but with some finesse colors can be blended. I just don't think they're intended for that kind of artwork. Super easy to use - just uncap and color away. The colors are opaque and if you mess up or want to change a color after laying it down, you can go over it with another color a couple of times and completely cover it - even white over black. Pretty amazing, actually. I've had my markers in constant use every day for a couple of months now and all the colors are still flowing quite well. The only caveat and why I didn't give 5 stars; ink use from one end to the other can be a bit frustrating. I mostly use the pointy end as I do a lot of fine detail work. The pen is usually in a point down state. When I flip it over to use the ball tip for thick work or making dots, it can take a minute for the ink/paint flow to soak the fiber tip. WARNING, do NOT try to shake the ink down to the end you want to use. I did it and was sorry for doing so - ended up with the paint all over my hands and dripping on the floor. Just be patient. Scribble around with it gently for a couple of minutes until you get a nice flow. I also advise using a light touch - you'll get much better flow barely touching your surface than if you try to press down to make it darker. It's better to lay it down in layers to get the depth and opacity you want. Also, some of the colors have very little difference from one tone to the next. I mostly use my pens on a vinyl surface and it sticks and covers well. But I bought a heavy weight (110lb) pad for my brother to draw on as the ink will soak through regular paper and I wanted him to be able to use both sides. Photo notes: In the Mandala square that has 4 flowery doodles a friend drew, you can see an area between the two orange/yellow ones where a squiggle was colored over with the light grey. That was just one coat over a dark gold color and you can see it covered fairly well. One more coat and you won't see the underlying lines at all. (I circled the area in one of the images). In the Celtic letter K Mandala another friend freehanded, you can see the rather unsuccessful attempts at blending. I think on the right surface, one might have better luck with blending colors than on my uneven rough vinyl table cloth turned "friendship quilt." The bright pink, purple, and blue Mandala square has been colored over multiple times and shows how truly opaque the markers are. It only took a couple of coats in most areas to clean up purple line oopsies with the white outlines. It also shows how vibrant the colors are. The pair of Mandala's with the pen at the top of the photo shows another friend's freehand work and one I'm currently working on. You can see the depth of coverage in the yellow in the upper right and that some of the other portions need another coat. You can also get a better idea of the rough vinyl surface I've been working on. Overall, these are very nice markers for an excellent price. I will definitely buy them again when needed. I hope you find this review helpful.

Bright cheerful colors. Gift to granddaughters for Christmas. They seemed to be impressed with them. They like building things with airclay and painting them. Looking forward to seeing their projects.

These paints are amazing! They are non-toxic, easy to wash off, and perfect for painting with kids. The colors are vibrant and work great for small projects and crafts at home. We had so much fun creating together — highly recommend for families who enjoy art activities! — María Castillo | Psychologist & Mom

refer to my review on the paint brushes I bought together. the same goes to these. perfect paints. the greens were maybe a little unexpectedly bluish but once you play around with th ediferent paints you'll be fine. did the job for what I needed. if your looking for paints that go great on a canvas and for a great date night look no further

Didn't use for over a year. Paint still fresh and usable. Great on all surfaces. Shells rocks canvas wood.