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  1. Liquitex | The home of acrylic paint since 1955

    As the world's first commercial water-based artists' acrylic paint, Liquitex has been the home of acrylic paint for all artists, since 1955. Discover our story here.

  2. Heavy Body – Liquitex

    Done creating? start recycling. GIVE YOUR SUPPLIES NEW LIFE We partnered with TerraCycle® to make it simple for you to recycle used Liquitex tubes and markers.

  3. Products – Liquitex

    As the world's first commercial water-based artists' acrylic paint, Liquitex has been the home of acrylic paint for all artists, since 1955. Discover our story here.

  4. Acrylic Paint – Liquitex

    Liquitex high-quality acrylic paints. Discover a wide range of options, including Professional and Basics Acrylics - Liquitex offers the perfect paints for all types of creative.

  5. Basics Acrylic Colors - Liquitex

    Whether you’re a beginner on a budget, an experienced artist doing underpainting or sketching, or a creative professional doing color scoping and exploration, Liquitex Basics Acrylic has you covered.

  6. Basics Acrylic Paint Sets – Liquitex

    Explore Liquitex Basics Acrylic Paint Sets to expand your palette, learn new techniques, or find the perfect gift for artists.

  7. Fluid Mediums – Liquitex

    From glazing to slowing drying time, adapt your paint to your practice, while Liquitex Bio-Based Gloss and Matte Mediums do better for the planet with an average 50% bio-based renewable ingredients.

  8. Acrylic Ink – Liquitex

    No dyes, no fade, Liquitex Acrylic Ink is lightfast, permanent and smudge proof. Packed with vibrant artist quality pigments for an archival finish, this liquid acrylic lets you move like water.

  9. Soft Body – Liquitex

    As the first water-based acrylic of its kind, the essence of being bold, innovative and unexpected is captured inside every bottle of Liquitex Soft Body Acrylic.

  10. Satin Varnish – Liquitex

    The formulas are all compatible - just make sure you don't mix them vigorously as you may capture air bubbles and cause a cloudy effect. Why do I need to varnish my acrylic work? Varnishing acrylic …