MEEDEN Heavy Body Acrylic Paint Sets - 100 Colors Acrylic Paint Tubes - Non-toxic 0.41 fl Oz /12ml Paints Set for Adults, Beginners

Great set at a great price. Great variety of colours. A must have.

Very good mix of colours purchased for using on a gel plate. Small tubes but vary varied and made for a good expiremental day creating. Consistency was very nice. Excellent value for money

This was bought for a friend who loves to produce art. She said they are amazing and give her such a variety of colours. They come in a container which is easy to pack away when she has finished for the evening. Paint goes down very easily. She was over the moon with them.

Nice paints and quality good will buy again

It's true colours not faded colours

Get a lot for your money, don’t buy oils use these instead or even use as water colours.

Love the creamy consistency

This was a gift. The recipient was extremely happy with them.

I usually don't buy this type of product, but my latest creative project (gel printing) drew a reflex in me (of the "be careful not to waste expensive materials " type), and ordinarily I would then only buy a few tubes in basic colors. But then after looking at my options, I chose this one because, hey, it's 100 colors, including fluorescents and metallics. So I took a chance and placed my order. It's a pretty impressive box of paint when lifting out 5 separate plastic trays full of tubes in every imaginable color. To be frank, it will take me a while to work through the bunch of them; I haven't searched any of them yet, outside of a little dabbing here and there, but I did do some basic inquiry motivated by curiosity. Some of the color names on the labels you will likely never see or hear in art school, such as a rather high key yellow that's simply marked "Cheese". The metallic yellow in the box is within the same tonal value, same high key, and it's actually very nice, and even reminds me of some homemade cheese I once was served that had a similar luminous quality to it, so I can see where the idea for the name came from. I did draw a little bit of "Cheese" onto a bit of paper to see how long it took to dry, but I got sidetracked, so the only answer I've got is that it's in line with how acrylics typically behave, which is to say that they dry pretty quickly. In fact, I'm pretty sure that I checked it when my subconscious clock told me it should be dry, just as I always seem to be able to catch things before they boil over or burn, etc, very useful traits when you have children, but I digress. I haven't found any reference to lightfastness during the purchasing process, nor is anything of the sort written on the box, but that's not of primary importance to me at this point. Later, if the Louvre approaches me about archiving my fantastic art pieces for posterity, I'll start worrying about the archival qualities of my materials, but for now, I'm just playing and experimenting. If anyone decides they want to buy a print, I'll explain about the lack of info about lightfastness and price my work accordingly, and if people really like it, I've got a lot of lightfastness paints that will then be called into play. To fellow paint dabblers and artists, this seems to be an excellent bang for the buck, and I will update if or when anything happens that I think is worth mentioning, either bad or good, but my gut feeling is that this is a great deal on some decent paint for whatever project you want to explore. If you're signing up for a college art class, this probably isn't your set. Go with a brand that offers the basic colors that are required as per the list that you will likely be given at the start of the course because with those basic colors you'll be learning how to mix all colors. To the manufacturer, if you're looking to expand to a more professional market, publish the details of lightfastness on your advertising and on the box. Anyone who is producing work for selling or display (which includes art and crafts, signage and decor, etc) is going to want to have some idea of how long it will last, which their buyers appreciate, so they want products and materials that they can trust. Lightfastness very often determines the choice of materials for any artist. This looks to be a fun box to play with, and you might be content with that, but I have a paintbox/easel built by Meeden that tells me that you understand quality and function, and it was the sturdiness and usefulness of that box that compelled me to try 100 colors of your paint. I think I'm probably typical of many artists insofar as I'm often too busy or preoccupied to look up lightfastness ratings on websites or general searches, so if you do make the move to provide that info, put it right out there, up front, plus provide links to where to find it on your website.

Ich bin noch am Anfang meiner Malerkarriere 😅😂 Allerdings wollte ich etwas festere Farben und nicht die günstigeren flüssigen. Bin mit den Farben sehr zufrieden ,sie sind deutlich festern und ergiebiger als meine letzten. Kann nicht auf hohem Niveau beurteilen, aber für Anfänger reichen die Farben meiner Meinung nach aus.

Trae muchos colores, secado rapido y duradero con 100 colores y si saves un oco de crominancia tienes infinitos colores

Working pretty well on my miniature. Seems to be just as good as some of the other paints I have. For the price and range of colors you get its 100% worth it.

This is a fantastic paint, the colors are perfect, the box has every color you need. It's a great sample of what colors Meeden offers. I love this paint.