Tri-Art Liquids - Pyrrole Red Medium
This liquid acrylic paint delivers quality performance with vibrant color. Customers said they were "very happy with the quality of the paints" and praised the prompt delivery. The 4-star rating reflects overall satisfaction with both product quality and service. A reliable choice for artists seeking professional-grade liquid acrylics.
Great quality and beautiful color!
I love working with these liquid acrylics. Able to get some great layers and colour's combos.
This is my first time using Tri - Art and the quality of this paint is second to none! So very happy it’s made in Canada
Tri art liquid mirror is a must have to create different opalescent tones when mixed with other acrylic paints
A nice white for miniature. Work good without dilution.
Did not dilute, was able to covering the zone easy
I’m an artist in London, Ontario. With all the **** that has been coming out of the U.S., my family has been striving to buy made in Canada. So, I decided to buy Canadian made paint, and I have not been disappointed. I not only purchased this set, but I saw completely new colours I hadn’t seen before! I am especially loving the Sea Foam and Tumeric. I love the consistency. I don’t have to add water because the paint is smooth and spreads easily. And I was so surprised that the coverage has been excellent. I am so happy I have started the change over to Tri-Art and look forward to my next order! I had already posted my delight of Tri-Art on my FB page, to let people know! If you need any photos, let me know! Thanks for making such a fabulous product here in Canada!
I bought a selection of paints and am loving the colours and viscosity. I will be buying more in the future.
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I bought a selection of student grade and professional grade paints and am loving them all. Totally smitten by the olive green.
I absolutely LOVE Triart rose gold! No other brand has a color like this and it’s a perfect soft edition to any palette!
I absolutely LOVE Triart rose gold! No other brand has a color like this and it’s a perfect soft edition to any palette!
After hearing that a well known Canadian artist used Tri-art acrylics, I had to try them for myself. Oh ehm gee! Transparent Permanent Orange is my go to underpainting and glaze colour. It positively glows!
After hearing that a well known Canadian artist used Tri-art acrylics, I had to try them for myself. Oh ehm gee! Transparent Permanent Orange is my go to underpainting and glaze colour. It positively glows!
One of my recurring themes is a forest, with each tree top being a flat graphic shape of a unique blend of colours. There can be literally hundreds of trees, so having a variety of different yellows available creates more interesting variations. Arylide Yellow Medium is a welcome addition to my palette.
One of my recurring themes is a forest, with each tree top being a flat graphic shape of a unique blend of colours. There can be literally hundreds of trees, so having a variety of different yellows available creates more interesting variations. Arylide Yellow Medium is a welcome addition to my palette.
I’ve been using Tri-Art almost exclusively since the early days of Art Noise back in the 80’s. I discovered the line through Gwartzman’s in Toronto and I’ve always believed that it is important to support Canadian-owned companies. I’ve occasionally tried different brands over the years, but have always preferred the feel and coverage of Tri-Art, especially the Liquid line, which is what I’m primarily using with my current technique. Thanks for continuing to manufacture great art materials.
I’ve been using Tri-Art almost exclusively since the early days of Art Noise back in the 80’s. I discovered the line through Gwartzman’s in Toronto and I’ve always believed that it is important to support Canadian-owned companies. I’ve occasionally tried different brands over the years, but have always preferred the feel and coverage of Tri-Art, especially the Liquid line, which is what I’m primarily using with my current technique. Thanks for continuing to manufacture great art materials.
The chemical makeup is superb and blends very well with love the colors.
The chemical makeup is superb and blends very well with love the colors.
I use Pyrrole red light, Pyrrole arrange and permanent crimson often to go from light to dark in still life and landscape painting. Tri art paint is consistent, saturated and a delight to work with on the brush. I love piling it on for both saturated colour and texture.
I use Pyrrole red light, Pyrrole arrange and permanent crimson often to go from light to dark in still life and landscape painting. Tri art paint is consistent, saturated and a delight to work with on the brush. I love piling it on for both saturated colour and texture.
Technical Information
Description
Pyrrole Red Medium is part of Tri-Art Liquids, a high-flow acrylic with an ink-like consistency that pours, stains, and levels smoothly. This opaque, high tinting strength, and full handlingmakes it a strong choice for glazing, airbrush work, fluid brushwork, and mixed media.
About Acrylic Paint
This explains what acrylic paint is, and why our acrylic films are dependable over time.
What acrylic paint actually is
Acrylic paint is pigment dispersed in an acrylic polymer emulsion. As water evaporates, the acrylic particles coalesce into a continuous, flexible film that locks pigment in place and adheres to the surface.
Our binder and manufacturing approach
Tri-Art paints are 100% acrylic polymer emulsion products. We manufacture using a custom high-solids acrylic resin, and this binder standard applies across our range, including professional and student quality.
Using water confidently
Because our acrylic films are built on a high-solids acrylic resin system, artists can be more comfortable using water as a working medium without feeling like they are automatically compromising film integrity. For very thin applications, build in controlled layers and let each layer dry before continuing.
Practical tip: if you are creating extremely thin washes for extended areas, consider alternating thin layers with normal-strength layers to maintain a robust film build.
Viscosity
Rheology
