Amsterdam Acrylic Ink 30ml - 661 - Turquoise Green Amsterdam 500mlAmsterdam acrylic ink combines the best properties of ink with the benefits of acrylic paint the ultra fluid, vibrant colours don t fade and dry quickly with a permanent finish. Amsterdam acrylic ink in Turquoise Green (661) is an opaque colour with an excellent lightfastness (+++). Ultra fluid acrylic, made with a high concentration of high quality, lightfast pigments Odorless, water based formula that becomes waterproof and permanent when dry
Amsterdam Acrylic paint in Titanium White (105) is an opaque colour with an excellent lightfastness (+++)
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This 60ml tube of This 60ml tube of semi-transparent Green Earth Terre Verte 629 is formulated with pigment(s) PY43/PBr7/PB15 and has a lightfastness rating of +++ (100+ years under museum conditions)
matt and opaque appearance · Choice of 60 intense colours · Made in the Netherlands
great for glazing techniques
including specialties such as interference and chameleon colours · Skilfully crafted in the Netherlands since 1899 · The metal tin has hinged lids to use for mixing wells Contents: 12 x 10 ml tubes (106 Opaque White – 227 Yellow Ochre – 246 Azo Yellow Light – 296 Azomethine Green Yellow – 297 Benzimidazolone Orange – 311 Vermilion – 411 Burnt Sienna – 506 Ultramarine Deep – 535 Cerulean Blue (Phthalo) – 567 Permanent Red Violet – 675 Phthalo Green – 701 Ivory Black)
Available based on safflower oil (104) for the top layer and linseed oil (117) for lower layers
Amsterdam acrylic ink in Quinacridone Rose Light (385) is an opaque colour with a very good lightfastness (++)
This 40ml tube of semi-opaque Permanent Green Medium 614 is formulated with pigment(s) PG7/PY3 and has a lightfastness rating of ++ (25-100 years under museum conditions)
Ivory Black (701)
Amsterdam acrylic ink in Ultramarine (504) is a transparent colour with an excellent lightfastness (+++)
This 60ml tube of transparent Sap Green 623 is formulated with pigment(s) PG7/PY110 and has a lightfastness rating of +++ (100+ years under museum conditions)
