Winsor & Newton Galeria Acrylic Color, 60ml (2-oz) Tube, Yellow Ochre

Exceptional color and shine. Spreads well.This product didn't work well when using acrylic mediums like gels to thin or give texture.This seems like a 'use as is' product. It is not versatile. You can't thin it out to give it a different look.Despite the fact that it doesn't play well with other acrylic mediums and paints, it is a quality product. Some are very transparent but all shine beautifully.

First, Galeria is student-grade paint, and the amount of pigment and covering power are substantially lower than artist-grade ("professional") paint. But I like to have some cheap paint on hand for experimenting.The bottle, however, is a pain in the butt. The paint doesn't want to come out. I took to removing the cap and scooping paint with a palette knife.Buy big tubes. Screw caps are far better than flip caps.

Usually I am extremely satisfied with Windsor and Newton’s products. This is a whole other story though. Upon receiving the paint I opened it only to discover that my bottle was severely under filled. There are at least 2 ounces of product missing; not the 8.4 ounces promised. I know what 8.4 ounces looks and feels like and this is definitely nothing close. Keep in mind I haven’t used this paint bottle one time, so no paint is gone from use. I am so disappointed in this and I feel as if I’ve been scammed!

I had a cheap set of acrylic paints I got as a gift, and ran out of the white- so I bought this one since the brand is known to be good and it was a nice value for the amount and cost. It was SO much nicer than the white from the cheap set - probably didn't even need to mix it like I typically do, since it came out of the tube smooth and perfectly workable. Great coverage and consistency. Just a great product to work with.

I needed a Titanium White for a class and I knew from experience that white goes faster than other colors for me so I wanted a larger tube. Windsor and Newton makes some of the most buttery acrylics. I love them but haven’t been able to buy them in person due to a move. I am limited when it comes to stores that carry quality art supplies. This paint is one of my favorite acrylics available and always has a great price. I was so happy to find it on here. It’s thick, opaque and works well with mediums. I would totally buy more if needed.

This was exactly what I wanted. Some people were complaining about how translucent this is and how its fuschia instead of pink. You don't want something too opaque in colors. You add white in order to do that. Most people want translucency fir layering colors. I knew reading the complaints that this is what I wanted. I normally water my paint down to use on wood. After I am done painting I will put several coats of clear gloss to seal it all in. Otherwise the thinned out pigment would flake off.. I actually have a couple pieces I painted a couple years ago and are still in wonderful shape. When the paint arrived today I was moderately surprised at the quality. Its not the best I used, but it sure was not thin or lacking of color as described in some of the comments. Not as good as Golden Rod brand, but it was very good quality for the money. I had to water this down just as much as I normally do, but thats a really good sign. I figured I would show what it looks like on plywood. I did use cheap thinned out white paint for the first layer. This is the actual color though. I always use cheap white paint for the first layer. This flares out the wood grain. You have to get a surface for color pencil otherwise layering is a nightmare. I will be using prisma colors next.

Okay a bit of perspective first, I bought this on the fly to supplement what I had in my paint case for a project with a dark background. It’s decently lightfast and fine to work with for the price, but pigmentation and opacity do not measure up my usual brand.It isn’t intentioned to be used as professional quality, and to that end; it delivers exactly as one would expect. Good on a budget, just not my favorite.

I just bought three large containers of Winsor & Newton paint. Nothing new for me because I've been using it for years, but I guess that's over. What I received now has as much pigment in it as craft paint. It's translucent, and that shouldn't be happening in raw sienna, vermilion, and cobalt blue. If this is the company's way to keep prices down then they lost a customer. It's not cheaper when I need 3 undercoats just to start. Shamefully disappointing for a former favorite company with such a long history.

I really thick paint and ideal for brush painting. Surprisingly durable. I used this to paint a large 15 inch diameter terracotta plant pot (ponytail palm) transforming the faded red weathered pot to a trendy xlassy product.I love the fact it is totally water washable and hands and brushes can be cleaned easily without soap (Proving the paint is still wet). .Once dry and after several days, the paint is incredibly tough and my 3000lb/ins jet wash cannot tear the paint off. When considering how practical to use and its hugely impressive toughness once dried it no longer feels like you've wasted what is in fact an expensive paint.I recommend this brand of Acrylic paint any day of the week. Just make sure the colour is to your liking first.

The pigment is creamy and has a slightly runny texture but works well enough for me.Updated 31 Oct 2021:Still using this paint which has proved itself to be very good and does well what it's supposed to do!

These acrylics are amazing. The colours are vibrant, and they glide smoothly onto the canvas. The thing I love about this particular paint is that you can make the strokes smooth, or you can make them with more texture, which when dried, stays hard. Finished with varnish, the textures are gorgeous. There's a technique to blending the brush strokes so that the colour doesn't overlap, but this paint is very easy to work with. I have a wide range of their colours, including gold and silver, and they're all rich in colour, easy to work with, and beautiful when finished.

I love this acrylic. It isn't the absolute top range, but it is a good quality, fairly well priced paint with excellent coverage and durability that can be used in many ways.This is a particularly 'true' white, there's a lot of it (it's actually too heavy for my damaged hands to use from the tub so I decant into a couple of smaller pots) and it does what I want it to do.

I love this black paint, far superior to the other brand I bought before. It's rich, it's lush,dries extremely quickly and best of all no brush strokes seen after paint is dry. I am painting cardboard ,the edges of my Bible where the black was worn away,touch up on my black gaming chair...basically anything and everything !!