Golden Fluid Acrylic, 4 oz., Paynes Gray

Rich pigment colors, can achieve desired color depth with few drops Golden Fluid Acrylics

Golden paints are always great.

Nickel azo is a weird colour, it looks brown almost like a dark yellow ochre but doesn't mix anything like a yellow ochre paint. Mixed with white it makes a beautiful yellow.

As an artist who's dabbled with everything from budget student paints to high-end professional-grade brands, I can confidently say Golden Fluid Acrylics are in a league of their own. These paints offer a perfect balance of high pigment load, buttery smooth consistency, and versatility. Golden’s fluid line are just as vibrant and pigmented as heavy body paints but are just thinner. This means they lay down smoothly, without texture, flowing effortlessly. I've used it on canvas, watercolor paper, and in my sketchbook. Mixing and blending is a breeze and the transparency ratings are accurate. I love the quick(ish) drying time so that I don't have a lot of waiting time. Yes, they're a bit pricey compared to entry-level brands. But considering how far the pigment goes, and the overall quality, they’re worth every penny for serious artists or anyone looking to level up their acrylic game. Golden Fluid Acrylics are an absolute staple in my studio. They’re professional, reliable, and just plain fun to use. Whether you’re working in fine art, illustration, abstract, or mixed media, they’re a fantastic investment in your creative toolkit.

Very nice looking paint for that military metal look on EVA foam. Thinned with a base medium and it worked great I'm my airbrush setup.

This is a beautiful colour! I use it a lot, the consistency and colour fastness is good. Golden paints are always reliable!