You pick up the tube, twist the cap, and squeeze. The paint is thick — not watery, not runny. It sits on your palette exactly as it came out, holding its shape until you decide what to do with it.
That’s what heavy-body acrylic paint is for. Drag a brush across it to leave visible strokes. Press a palette knife through it to build ridges and layers. Thin it with water for a wash, or mix with a medium to slow the drying time. The paint follows your lead.
What you get in each tube
- Heavy-body consistency – thick enough to hold palette knife marks and build real texture on your surface
- High pigment concentration – colors stay vivid after drying, so what you mix is what you get
- Permanent and flexible when dry – bonds firmly to the surface and resists cracking or peeling over time
- Multi-surface compatible – works on canvas, wood, metal, board, and paper
- Acrylic medium compatible – mix with gels, extenders, or retarders to adjust texture and drying time
Suited to students, hobbyists, and everyday artists who want a dependable paint they can use freely. With 36 shades available individually, pick exactly the colors you need and add more as your work develops.
Specifications
| Specification | Detail |
| Brand | ProArt |
| Volume | 100ml per tube |
| Paint Type | Heavy-body acrylic |
| Available colors | 36 shades — Black, Burnt Sienna, Burnt Umber, Cadmium Red, Cadmium Yellow, Cerulean Blue, Cobalt Blue, Crimson Red, Flesh Tint, Gold, Grey, Lemon Yellow, Magenta, Mid Yellow, Naples Yellow, Orange Yellow, Pale Green, Pastel Blue, Pastel Green, Pastel Pink, Pastel Red, Pastel Yellow, Payne’s Grey, Phthalocyanine Blue, Phthalocyanine Green, Pink, Prussian Blue, Rose, Sap Green, Scarlet Red, Silver, Titanium White, Ultramarine Blue, Vermillion Red, Violet, Yellow Ochre |
| Compatible Surfaces | Canvas, wood, metal, board, paper |
| Compatible Mediums | Acrylic gels, extenders, retarders |
| Dry Film | Strong, flexible, permanent |
| Brush Mark Retention | Yes — holds brush, knife, and spatula marks |
| Cleanup | Water-based — rinse tools before paint dries |



