Holbein Heavy Body Acrylic Color

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Holbein Heavy Body Acrylics offer rich, lightfast colors with a buttery texture that retains brush marks. Made with premium pigments, they mix easily and can be thinned for glazing or dry brushing, delivering smooth, vivid results.
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Professional Performance with Rich Texture and Vibrant Color

Holbein Heavy Body Artist Acrylics offer professional-grade performance at an affordable price, delivering rich, vivid colors with a smooth, buttery texture that brings your paintings to life. Made with only the highest quality organic and inorganic pigments, these paints are easy to mix and thin, providing exceptional versatility whether you're working thickly or with transparent glazes.

The heavy body consistency allows for strong peak retention and bold impasto techniques, while still brushing on smoothly for seamless coverage. Holbein’s luminous colors add a unique glow with fluorescent dyes—perfect for eye-catching work, though they are not lightfast and will fade over time. It's recommended to photograph any luminous pieces before color loss occurs.

Key Features:
  • Heavy body acrylic with a buttery texture similar to extra-fine oils
  • Crafted with high-quality organic and inorganic pigments
  • Excellent coverage and lightfastness (excluding luminous shades)
  • Paint retains peaks and texture when applied thickly
  • Easy to mix and thin for glazing or dry brush effects
  • Longer working time for flexibility in application
  • Made in Japan with premium craftsmanship
Perfect For:
  • Acrylic painters seeking professional quality at an affordable price
  • Achieving impasto textures or smooth, brushed finishes
  • Mixing vivid, luminous color combinations
  • Glazing, layering, or dry brushing techniques
  • Artists using brushes, knives, or spatulas
  • Students, professionals, and anyone seeking rich, reliable paint
  • Capturing vibrant, expressive effects in both fine and experimental art