Acrylic paint Winsor & Newton Ultramarine 60 ml tube

Winsor & Newton Ultramarine acrylic paint in a 60 ml tube is a water-based artist colour formulated for general painting and mixed-media work. The Galeria Acrylic line offers a balance between performance and value: strong pigmentation, smooth satin finish and reliable permanence suitable for canvas, paper, board and prepared surfaces. The squeezable tube with screw cap allows controlled dispensing and protects the paint between sessions. Ultramarine is a vivid blue pigment commonly used for skies, shadows and colour mixing.

Advantages

This acrylic provides good coverage and colour intensity while remaining easy to mix and layer. The Galeria formulation delivers consistent drying times for quick overpainting and reliable adhesion on usual painting supports. The tube format preserves the paint, reduces waste and allows precise control of the amount dispensed. The satin surface finish retains colour brilliance and offers moderate sheen suitable for both opaque and semi-transparent techniques.

Suitable for

• Fine art painting on canvas and stretched linen
• Mixed-media and collage applications
• Illustration and study work on paper and board
• Layering, glazing and colour mixing

Key specifications

• Volume: 60 ml tube
• Colour: Ultramarine (blue)
• Vehicle: water-based acrylic emulsion
• Finish: smooth satin
• Pigmentation: strong, artist-quality pigments typical of the Galeria range
• Drying: quick-drying for layering and detailing

How to use

Shake or roll the tube before use to ensure pigment consistency. Dispense a small amount onto a palette and apply with brushes, palette knives or other tools. For best results on canvas or board, use properly primed surfaces. Thin with water or an appropriate acrylic medium for washes, glazes or increased flow. Allow each layer to dry before applying subsequent layers to avoid unwanted lifting or blending.

Usage recommendations

Store the tube upright, tightly capped and away from extreme temperatures. Use clean water and brushes designed for acrylics; remove excess paint from tools promptly. When mixing colours, test small samples to check drying tone and opacity before committing to large areas.