Acrylic Paint Maries 120 ml, yellow — artist acrylic paint tube 120ml

Maries Acrylic Paint 120 ml in yellow is a water-based artist acrylic presented in a squeezable tube. Formulated for use on canvas, paper and mixed media, this single-color acrylic offers fast drying, good coverage and vivid color intensity. The 120 ml format provides a practical amount for studio work, craft projects and educational activities, and is suitable for layering, washes and mixing with other acrylic colors to achieve a range of tones and effects.

Advantages

The paint delivers consistent pigment strength and opacity that supports both thin glazes and thicker applications. Its fast-drying nature reduces waiting time between layers while maintaining workable open time for blending when applied on a palette. The tube packaging preserves the remaining paint and allows precise dispensing for detail work or larger coverage. Water-based formulation enables easy thinning with water and cleanup of brushes and tools without solvents.

Suitable for

• Fine art on canvas and board
• Illustration and paper-based projects
• Mixed media and collage work
• Model painting and crafts
• Art education and workshops

Key specifications

• Formulation: water-based acrylic
• Volume: 120 ml
• Color: yellow
• Drying: quick-drying
• Finish: opaque, suitable for layering and washes
• Compatibility: mixable with other acrylic paints and mediums

How to use

Apply the paint directly from the tube with brushes, palette knives or other tools. For thinner washes, dilute with water and apply multiple thin layers for even coverage. For thicker, textured effects, use undiluted paint or build impasto layers with a palette knife. Allow each layer to dry before applying subsequent coats to avoid lifting. Clean brushes and tools with water immediately after use.

Usage recommendations

Store the tube tightly sealed in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. For enhanced surface adhesion and longevity on canvas or board, consider priming with gesso. When mixing colors, test small quantities to control hue and opacity; use acrylic mediums to modify gloss, texture or drying time as needed.