Acrylic Paint Titanum 75 ml — 040 Violet

Titanum Acrylic Paint 75 ml — 040 Violet is a water-based artist paint supplied in a squeezable tube for precise application and controlled dispensing. The 75 ml size is suitable for small paintings, touch-ups and mixed-media details. The formula delivers pigmented, fast-drying coverage that adheres to canvas, paper, wood and other primed surfaces, enabling layering, detailing and color mixing for a wide range of creative projects.

Advantages

The acrylic paint offers high pigment concentration for reliable color intensity and even coverage. Its fast-drying characteristic reduces waiting time between layers, while the tube format allows accurate control over the amount dispensed and minimizes waste. As a water-based medium, the paint cleans up easily with water when wet and is compatible with standard acrylic mediums and varnishes for extended working possibilities.

Suitable for

• Fine art on primed canvas and paper
• Craft projects on wood and decorative objects
• Mixed-media techniques and layering
• Detail work, highlights and touch-ups

Key specifications

• Color: Violet (shade code 040)
• Volume: 75 ml tube
• Base: Water-based acrylic
• Drying: Fast-drying under normal room conditions
• Compatibility: Suitable for canvas, paper, wood and primed surfaces; compatible with acrylic mediums and varnishes

How to use

Shake or knead the tube before opening to distribute pigment evenly. Squeeze a small amount onto a palette or mixing surface and dilute with water or an acrylic medium if a thinner consistency is required. Apply with brushes, palette knives or other tools appropriate to the technique. Allow each layer to dry before applying the next to avoid unintended mixing; drying times vary with thickness and ambient conditions.

Usage recommendations

Store the tube capped and upright in a cool, dry place to preserve consistency. For stronger adhesion on non-primed surfaces, apply an appropriate primer before painting. Clean brushes and tools with water immediately after use while the paint is still wet. When mixing colors, test small quantities to achieve the desired hue before applying to the final surface.