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Acrylic Mediums

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Adding Even More Creative Freedom with Atelier Mediums
Painting Mediums
Are used with acrylic paint to manipulate the consistency and properties of paint for an infinite variety of applications and techniques.

Paint Additives
Like mediums also change the properties of paint, however they are different than mediums in that they do not contain a binding agent. This means that only a certain amount of additive can be mixed with acrylic paint before it becomes unstable. See product label for mixing ratios.

Chromacryl Mediums

Derivan Mediums

These mediums add even more versatility to the Student and Artist ranges, unlocking the door to many different and varied techniques.

Acrylic paints are very versatile because they can be manipulated to achieve a myriad of effects; for example, the addition of water to create a watercolour or wash effect. There are many different "painting mediums" to help change and manipulate acrylic colours so that an artist can achieve almost any effect

Jo Sonja's Mediums

Imagine how convenient it would be to use just one set of paints to decorate a whole variety of surfaces including wood, fabric and glass. Using Jo Sonja’s Decorative Painting System, you can!

The secret of Jo Sonja’s remarkable versatility lies in the range of mediums, which have been specially developed as a ‘System’ to give you unlimited technique applications on almost any surface.

Mediums make painting easier and give you complete control of the process. From the base coat to the final varnish, there is a Jo Sonja Medium to suit your individual painting style.

Liquitex Mediums

Matisse Mediums

Matisse painting mediums make the very versatile Matisse Structure and Flow Formulas even more versatile. Each medium and some of its uses are detailed in the following pages.

Matisse Varnish

These mediums add even more versatility to the Student range, unlocking the door to many different and varied techniques.

Acrylic paints are very versatile because they can be manipulated to achieve a myriad of effects; for example, the addition of water to create a watercolor or wash effect. There are many different "painting mediums" to help change and manipulate acrylic colors so that an artist can achieve almost any effect.