Acrylic Paint Set Peter Pauper Press 24 colors — compact artist acrylics set

The Peter Pauper Press Acrylic Paint Set with 24 colors offers a versatile palette for painting, mixed media and craft projects. This compact artist acrylics set contains twenty-four distinct shades formulated for layering, blending and detail work on canvas, paper, wood and other primed surfaces. Designed for hobbyists, students and crafters, the paints are suitable for a wide range of techniques from base coats and washes to finer highlights and texture work.

Advantages

The set provides a broad spectrum of colors in a single compact package, enabling quick access to primary, secondary and neutral tones without mixing from scratch. The acrylic formulation dries relatively quickly and adheres well to common art surfaces, allowing for efficient layering and overpainting. Tubes are sized for convenient storage and transport, making the set practical for studio use, classroom settings and on-site projects.

Suitable for

• Fine art painting on primed canvas and board
• Mixed media and collage work
• Paper craft and illustration
• Wood decoration and small furniture accents
• Student projects, art classes and hobby craft sessions

Key specifications

• Color count: 24 individual acrylic shades
• Finish: opaque and semi-opaque pigments for layering
• Application: water-based acrylic formulation suitable for brush and palette knife techniques
• Drying behavior: fast to medium drying time depending on layer thickness
• Compatible surfaces: primed canvas, paper, wood and other prepared substrates
• Packaging: compact set designed for storage and portability

How to use

Prepare the working surface by ensuring canvas or board is primed and clean. Shake or knead tubes gently before use to ensure even pigment distribution. Apply paint with brushes, palette knives or other tools and allow layers to dry between applications for best results. Thin or extend drying time with appropriate acrylic mediums or water for washes and glazes, and use acrylic varnish to protect finished work after full curing.

Usage recommendations

Store tubes in a cool, dry place with caps closed tightly to prevent skinning. Test adhesion on a small area when applying to unfamiliar surfaces. For archival stability, use quality priming and finishing products compatible with water-based acrylics.