Charvin Extra Fine Artists' Acrylics Product Demo

Charvin Extra Fine Artists' Acrylics are luxury professional artists’ acrylic, putting all the colors of nature right at your fingertips! With over 100 unique highly pigmented vibrant colors that parallel the beautiful colors of nature, making them the perfect choice for landscape and realist painters, as well as in the studio!
Charvin’s Extra-Fine Acrylics use only the finest traditional and modern pigments. Triple-milled on a Swill Bueller mill to an extreme degree of fineness, pigments are then blended with the highest quality acrylic polymer binder. The Result? A highly concentrated color in a luxurious, creamy consistency, with a versatility that lends itself well to everything from glazing to impasto.
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Key Features:
Triple-milled, lightfast pigments
Made by master color makers
Superior quality, professional acrylics
Highest grade polymer acrylic binder
Over 100 colors, 60ml & 150ml tubes
Less mixing for beautiful, vibrant colors
Highly concentrated color in a luxurious, creamy consistency
Amazing color range that parallel the beautiful colors of nature
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[@technicolorgirl09]

This is the most helpful swatch for Charvin paints! Thanks!

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Glad you think so @technicolorgirl09. Keep Creating!

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Thank YOU @technicolorgirl09. Keep Creating!

[@sallysims5090]

Thanks for this video and demonstration. Which hues in this range are closest to primary red, yellow, and blue?

[@JerrysartaramaArtSupply]

Technically, there is no such thing as set standard "primary" colors - it changes from brand to brand. Within the Charvin Acrylic line specifically, they do call out their primaries: Magenta Red Primary, French Yellow Primary, and Primary Cyan. However, you could also search for the pigment codes that have been consistently used across several brands: PR144 for Red, PY74 or PY83 for Yellow, and PB15:3 for Blue. That would give you more single-pigment options, like Quinacridone Magenta, Phthalo Blue (Green Shade), and Hansa Yellow, which will also translate across brands much better!