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Acrylic Mediums
Achieve a wide variety of effects with acrylic paint mediums. Use acrylic mediums to add texture to paint, including crackling, stucco, sand, and glass bead effects. Retarders can be added to acrylic paint to extend the drying time of the paint for increased workability and blending time.
Add an acrylic gel medium to thicken acrylic paint when creating heavy impastos. Gel medium is milky white in the jar, but dries completely transparent. Extenders, flow enhancers, and pouring mediums are great for creating acrylic pour artwork. They improve the fluidity of colors and create either a gloss or matte finish.
Gesso can be applied as a ground to any surface to improve the adhesive qualities of acrylic paint.
Oil Painting Mediums
Add an oil paint medium to your artwork to achieve a wide variety of effects. Alter the texture of the paint, quicken the drying time, increase the paint’s transparency, and more.
Wax Mediums Cold Wax is used to thicken paint to create a buttery texture. It can also be used as a base or topcoat.
Impasto Mediums and Extenders increase the viscosity of the paint and prevent it from cracking, so that the artist can use a thicker application.
Solvents are typically used to thin oil colors and improve flow. They can also be used as a brush cleaner.
Water Mixable Oil Mediums allow you to alter the viscosity and drying time of the water miscible oil paints without the problems traditionally associated with thinning with water. The integrity and luster of the paint is preserved, while still allowing easy cleanup.
Watercolor Mediums
Watercolor mediums change the working characteristics of paint, or of the surface that you are painting on. They can create special visual and textural effects, such as iridescence, granulation, and wax resistance.
Blending medium extends drying time of colors and aids in blending with other colors. Other mediums increase brilliance and transparency, or alter the absorption of the surface. Prepare your surface with a primer or watercolor ground. They’ll enhance and alter the surface for a wide variety of techniques.
Gum arabic, the binder used in traditional watercolors and gouache, is a natural gum derived from the acacia tree of sub-Saharan Africa. It is completely non-toxic as well as edible, and its major use is in the food and cosmetics industries. It serves as an ideal binder for watercolors because it dissolves so easily in water, yet dries to form a thin layer that binds pigment to a paper surface. Add additional gum arabic to watercolors to increase their transparency and gloss, while extending drying time.
Wetting Agents are substances that reduce the surface tension of water. They help watercolor paints to spread and blend more easily, to penetrate the surface of the paper and its sizing. Watercolor paints contain wetting agents to increase working time and prevent them from drying out. Oxgall, extracted from the gall bladders of oxen as a byproduct of meat production, is the traditional wetting agent used by watercolor painters. Modern synthetic wetting agents are also available.

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What types of auxiliary tools are available for working with pigments

There are a wide variety of auxiliary tools available for working with pigments. Here are some of the most common types:

35ml Masking Fluid Watercolor Medium

35ml Masking Fluid Watercolor Medium is a liquid material used in watercolor painting to create areas of the paper that will resist the watercolor paint. The masking fluid is applied to the paper before painting, and it creates a barrier that prevents the paint from adhering to the masked area.

Plastic bottle Medium Gesso mediums

A plastic bottle medium refers to any art medium or material that is sold in a plastic bottle or container, rather than a metal or glass container. Plastic bottles are commonly used for storing and dispensing paint, glue, varnish, and other liquid or semi-liquid art materials.

Printed cardboard Artist Paint Color Mixing Guide Wheel

A printed cardboard artist paint color mixing guide wheel is a tool used by artists to help them mix colors accurately. The guide wheel is typically made of sturdy cardboard and consists of a circular disk with a window or cut-out in the center. The disk is divided into sections, with each section representing a different color or hue.

89ml Artist Paint Hand Cleanser

89ml Artist Paint Hand Cleanser is a cleaning product designed specifically for artists and painters. The hand cleanser is formulated to remove paint, ink, and other art materials from the skin without drying out or damaging the hands.

Tempered Glass Paints Glass Muller

Tempered glass paints and glass mullers are two separate art supplies commonly used together for grinding and mixing paints, particularly oil paints.

Plastic/Metal Tube Squeezer

A plastic/metal tube squeezer is a tool used to help extract the contents of a tube of paint, adhesive, or other viscous substance. The squeezer typically consists of two hinged arms with a serrated edge, which can be adjusted to fit the size of the tube.

Artist Paint Ceramic Muller

An artist paint ceramic muller is a tool used for grinding and mixing pigments with oil or other binders to create paint. It consists of a flat, circular base and a handle, and is made from ceramic or other hard, smooth material. The muller is used to grind pigment into a fine powder, which is then mixed with the binder to create paint. The smooth surface of the ceramic muller ensures that the pigment is ground evenly and thoroughly.

What are auxiliary tools related to pigments

Auxiliary tools related to pigments are tools that are designed to help artists and hobbyists work with pigments in their art projects. These tools can range from basic items such as brushes and palette knives to more specialized tools such as mullers, grinders, and mixers.

Some common auxiliary tools related to pigments include:

Palette knives: used for mixing, applying and scraping paint.

Brushes: used for applying paint and pigments, with various shapes and sizes for different types of strokes.

Airbrushes: used to spray paint or pigments in a fine mist or spray.

Mixing cups and trays: used to mix different pigments and colors.

Mullers and slab: used to grind pigments into a fine powder or mix pigment with binders.

Glass plates: used as a palette for mixing pigments.

Paint shakers: used to mix and blend paint or pigments thoroughly.

Pigment scoops and spoons: used for measuring out specific amounts of pigment.

Droppers: used to add small amounts of pigment or other materials to paint.

Grinding and milling machines: used to grind and mix pigments with precision.

These auxiliary tools can help artists work with pigments more effectively and efficiently, allowing for greater control and precision in their artwork.