Professional Quality Acrylics availble from Endeavours in Fredericton, NB, Canada
C$32.99
A deep purple multi pigment color with brown undertones. This is a highly transparent color, named after the refraction caused by light passing through a prism.
C$13.99
A cadmium-free opaque light red with orange tones and a high tinting strength. This replicates the brightness, coverage and intensity of traditional Cadmium Red Light
C$22.99
A cadmium-free bright yellow opaque color with excellent tinting properties. This replicates the brightness, coverage and intensity of the traditional cadmium alternative
C$16.99
A pale green-yellow semi-opaque color, made up of four pigments - phthalocyanine, two types of hansa yellow and titanium white
C$10.99
A light and vivid yellow-green opaque color, made up of a blend of pigments including phthalocyanine
C$10.99
A bright brown earth color with a yellow undertone and high opacity. Raw sienna is one of the oldest pigments in its natural state and can be found in prehistoric cave art. It is named after Siena, Italy where the pigment was sourced during the Renaissanc
C$10.99
A cool pearlescent white. Semi-opaque, the color has a reflective lustre with silver facets. The pearlescent effect is most effective when mixed with transparent colors and even more effective laid over a dark background
C$10.99
LIQUITEX SOFT BODY ACRYLIC TRANSPARENT MIXING WHITE 59ML
C$11.99
A cadmium-free opaque mid red-orange with high tinting strength. This replicates the brightness, coverage and intensity of traditional Cadmium Red Medium
C$22.99
A cadmium-free opaque yellow-orange with high tinting strength and good covering abilities. This replicates the brightness, coverage and intensity of traditional Cadmium Orange
C$21.99
A cadmium-free mid-range yellow opaque color with excellent tinting properties. This replicates the brightness, coverage and intensity of the traditional cadmium alternative
C$16.99
An opaque dark purple made with a blend of pigments - phthalocyanine blue (blue green shade), quinacridone red and quinacridone burnt scarlet
C$16.99
A soft warm brownish yellow single pigment color. An earth pigment, it is one of the oldest colors used by mankind and is extremely permanent
C$10.99
An opaque, soft rust red single pigment color. An earth pigment, it is an oxide of iron and one of the oldest colors used by mankind
C$10.99
An intensely rich dark brown single pigment color, with a high opacity. Raw umber is made from natural brown clays found in the earth and is named after Umbria, a region in Italy where it was first mined
C$10.99
A mid blue-red single pigment color, which is semi-transparent. Naphthol is a modern organic synthetic pigment developed in the early 20th century.
C$13.99
A rich dark green semi-opaque color with a yellow tint. A mixed pigment hue, the original Hooker's green pigment was created by 19th century English botanist and illustrator William J Hooker
C$10.99
A rich dark brown single pigment color. Burnt umber is made from natural brown clays found in the earth and is named after Umbria, a region in Italy where it was first mined. Burning the raw pigment intensifies its color
C$10.99
A rich warm brown single pigment color made by burning raw sienna. Sienna is a natural yellow clay found in the earth and deepens in color when heated. It's one of the oldest pigments in its natural state and can be found in prehistoric cave art. Named af
C$10.99
A vivid mid-red single pigment color which is highly transparent. Quinacridone is a high performance organic pigment with exceptional longevity
C$16.99
An opaque deep rose pink made with a blend of pigments - benzimidazolone orange, quinacridone red and dioxazine purple
C$16.99
An opaque deep green made of three pigments - phthalocyanine blue (blue green shade), dioxazine purple and arylide yellow
C$16.99
A single pigment rich transparent blue with green undertones. Allegedly named because it was thought 'bluer than the sea', ultramarine was originally made from semi-precious lapis lazuli. The current pigment was created by French chemist Guimet in 1828 as
C$10.99
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