Acrylic paint tube Winsor & Newton Galeria 120 ml — Lemon Yellow

Winsor & Newton Galeria acrylic paint in a 120 ml tube, colour Lemon Yellow, is a water-based artist acrylic formulated for controlled application and quick coverage. The fluid yet vibrant consistency provides smooth colour laydown and fast drying to a flexible satin film suitable for canvas, paper and mixed-media supports. Packaged in a squeezable tube with a secure cap, this Lemon Yellow shade is part of the Galeria range designed to deliver strong colour performance and easy handling for both students and practising artists.

Advantages

The formulation offers bright, consistent pigment strength with good opacity and a smooth satin finish that maintains colour brilliance after drying. Its fast-drying behaviour allows rapid layering and overpainting without extended wait times. The tube dispenser ensures precise control of the amount applied and reduces waste. Galeria acrylics are formulated to provide a cost-effective balance between everyday usability and pigment performance, allowing easy mixing and reliable compatibility with other standard acrylic mediums and grounds.

Suitable for

• Canvas painting for studies and finished works
• Paper and sketchpad applications
• Mixed-media projects and collage where quick drying is needed
• Student practice, workshops and classroom use
• Colour mixing and underpainting for layered acrylic techniques

Key specifications

• Volume: 120 ml
• Colour: Lemon Yellow
• Binder: water-based acrylic polymer
• Finish: satin
• Drying: fast-drying acrylic film
• Application: suitable for brush, palette knife and mixed-media tools

How to use

Shake or knead the tube before use to ensure even pigment distribution. Dispense the required amount onto a palette and apply with a brush or palette knife. For thin washes, dilute with a small amount of water; for greater body and texture, use directly from the tube or mix with acrylic gels and pastes. Allow each layer to dry before applying additional layers to avoid unwanted blending. Clean brushes and tools promptly with water while the paint is wet.

Usage recommendations

Store tubes upright in a cool, dry place with the cap closed tightly to preserve consistency. For archival results, use properly primed supports and consider varnishing finished works once fully cured. When mixing with other colours, test small amounts first to check hue and opacity.