Tired of your acrylic paints drying too quickly? Explore Interactive’s Unique Formulation!
Atelier Interactive is the world's only acrylic that can be used for conventional acrylic painting techniques, but when needed, artists can easily take advantage of Atelier Interactive's unique ability to rehydrate for blending techniques.
Atelier Interactive is a world-class acrylic - archival and lightfast - with exceptional consistency, brushability, color load and a satin finish. Jar and liter sizes are available for special order.
It can be used for ordinary acrylic painting effects such as overpainting, scumbling or glazing when used on its own or for extraordinary wet-in-wet blending effects by simply using a water spray during a normal painting session. The next day, or days later, use Unlocking Formula to blend, reveal or scratch back. The techniques and methods employed are readily accessible to beginners and professionals alike. Atelier Interactive can be mixed with any other professional artist acrylic, but you will lose the ability to rehydrate.
Whether creating a landscape, portrait/figurative work, still life or exploring abstract techniques, artists are able to control the paint, instead of having the paint control them.
The Unique Benefits of Interactive
Allows reblending and reworking all day. In dry conditions you will need to replace water being lost through evaporation by spraying with water from time to time
75 colours are intense without a plastic look or feel
Paint has a smooth, buttery consistency that dries satin
Loses moisture gradually allowing an artist to control the drying process
Wet-in-Wet painting can be altered, considered or developed in the artists’ own time rather than being dictated by fast-drying paint
Wet-over-Dry painting can be easily integrated
Unresolved areas of a painting can be reworked and not just overpainted
Excellent for silkscreen, lino block and monotype printing processes
Atelier Interactive is the world's only acrylic that can be used for conventional acrylic painting techniques, but when needed, artists can easily take advantage of Atelier Interactive's unique ability to rehydrate for blending techniques.