Acrylic paint set Maries 6 colors in 30 ml tubes — water-based artist paints

Set of Maries acrylic paints with six 30 ml tubes delivers a compact, water-based paint collection for hobbyists, students and professional artists. The formulation is designed for general-purpose use on canvas, paper, wood and prepared surfaces. These acrylics dry quickly, allow effective coverage and support layering and mixed-media techniques while remaining easy to dilute with water for washes or thicker for textured applications.

Advantages

The Maries set provides consistent color flow and predictable drying times across six common shades. Water-based composition enables simple cleanup with water and reduces the need for solvents. Tubes are small and portable, suitable for compact studios or on-the-go painting. The paints offer good opacity for blocking in colors and sufficient translucency when thinned for glazing or washes.

Suitable for

• Canvas painting and stretched canvas preparations
• Paper and illustration projects with suitable paper weight
• Wood panels, primed MDF and craft wood
• Model painting, miniatures and hobby detailing
• Mixed-media pieces combining collage, gesso and acrylic mediums

Key specifications

• Volume per tube: 30 ml
• Number of colors: 6
• Base: water-based acrylic polymer emulsion
• Drying characteristics: fast-drying under normal room conditions
• Finish: satin to matte depending on pigment and dilution
• Compatibility: mixable with other water-based acrylics and acrylic mediums

How to use

Prepare the painting surface by ensuring it is clean, dry and primed if necessary. Squeeze a small amount from the tube onto a palette and mix colors as required. Use water to thin the paint for washes or glazing effects; use undiluted paint for stronger coverage and impasto textures. Apply with brushes, palette knives or other tools, allowing layers to dry between applications to prevent unwanted blending. Clean brushes and tools with water immediately after use.

Usage recommendations

Store tubes in a cool, dry place with caps tightly closed to maintain consistency. For archival results, use appropriate primers and varnishes and test color mixing on a sample surface before applying to the final work.