Acrylic Paint

• Acrylic paint is a water-based medium made with acrylic resin as its binder. Widely adopted since the mid-20th century, it is known for its fast drying time, vibrant colors, and water-resistant properties once dry.
  Suitable for various surfaces (e.g., canvas, paper, wood), it can be diluted with water but forms a durable, waterproof layer after drying. Its versatility makes it a favorite among contemporary artists, illustrators, and DIY enthusiasts.

Watercolour Paint

• Watercolor paint is a water-soluble, transparent medium made from pigments bound with gum arabic. Known for its luminous washes and delicate layering, it captures light and natural gradients beautifully.
  Unlike acrylics, dried watercolor can be reworked with water, but requires sealing for preservation.

Oil Paint

• Oil paint is a slow-drying medium made by mixing pigments with vegetable oils (e.g., linseed or poppy seed oil).
  Renowned for its rich colors and versatility, it has been a cornerstone of Western art since the Renaissance, ideal for realistic and textured works.

Gouache

• Gouache (also called poster color) is an opaque, water-based paint made from pigments, gum arabic, and glycerin. It combines the vibrancy of watercolor with the coverage of acrylic, drying to a matte finish.

Candle Paint

• Candle paints are specialized pigments designed for candle decoration, featuring heat resistance and strong adhesion. Available in wax-based or acrylic-based forms, they can be applied post-cooling or mixed with melted wax for coloring.

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