Acrylic paint SMARTMAX Artello 75 ml — yellow mid

SMARTMAX Artello acrylic paint in a 75 ml tube — yellow mid is a water-based artist acrylic formulated for general painting and craft applications. The paint offers fast drying and good coverage on canvas, paper, wood and other primed surfaces. Its pigment concentration and medium viscosity make it suitable for layering, glazing and mixing with other acrylic colours for fine art, school projects and hobby work.

Advantages

This acrylic paint provides reliable colour retention and consistent opacity for mid-yellow tones. The 75 ml tube supplies a practical amount for repeated use while the creamy consistency ensures easy brush application and reasonable spreading without excessive dripping. Fast drying reduces waiting time between layers and makes the paint convenient for mixed media and multi-stage projects.

Suitable for

• Canvas painting and primed panels
• Paper and sketchbook artwork
• Wooden crafts and decorative objects
• Student assignments, hobby projects and workshops
• Mixed media techniques and layering

Key specifications

• Volume: 75 ml
• Type: water-based acrylic paint
• Colour: yellow mid
• Consistency: medium/creamy
• Drying: fast drying under normal room conditions
• Application: brush, palette knife, or mixed-media tools
• Suitable surfaces: canvas, primed wood, paper and similar primed substrates

How to use

Shake or knead the tube before use to ensure even pigment distribution. Apply the paint directly from the tube to a palette and use brushes, palette knives or other tools as required. For best adhesion and appearance apply to clean, dry and primed surfaces. Allow each layer to dry fully before applying subsequent layers; drying time depends on film thickness and ambient conditions. Thin the paint with water or an approved acrylic medium for washes or glazing effects; do not use organic solvents.

Usage recommendations

Store the tube tightly closed and away from extreme temperatures. Clean brushes and tools with water immediately after use. For archival results use appropriate primers and supports; test compatibility when combining with specialty media or varnishes.