I'd like to suggest using the Liquitex Pyrrole Red. It's a much stronger red and will make your mixture for purple work. I've used Liquitex pretty much exclusively now for many years and I agree their one dud color is the primary red. All of their other paints including the soft bodies, heavy bodies, and acrylic inks are really heavily pigmented and mix well across all types, including most other quality paints. Thanks for this basic primer. It's a great thing for folks starting out. Good job.
I'd like to suggest using the Liquitex Pyrrole Red. It's a much stronger red and will make your mixture for purple work. I've used Liquitex pretty much exclusively now for many years and I agree their one dud color is the primary red. All of their other paints including the soft bodies, heavy bodies, and acrylic inks are really heavily pigmented and mix well across all types, including most other quality paints. Thanks for this basic primer. It's a great thing for folks starting out. Good job.
Thank you for your insight! I'll have to get some pyrrole red and try it out.
The purple look very nice though the red was weak.
Thank you Sarah 💜
Weak is good word for that red. Great paint though!
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Can this be used for impasto painting? Without anything to add to make it thicker?
This is not considered impasto. However, it is thick enough to provide some texture when applied liberally and left to dry.
Thank you so much this was just what I needed! I've always struggled mixing to get purple
Sweet. Thanks for watching!
Liquitex is good for leather jacket also?
I dont know. I've never tried that.