Creative InspirationsAcrylic Paint - Flesh Tint - 500 mL Bottle - Smooth & Creamy Consistency, Vibrant Pigmentation, Great Coverage for Artists - Clean Up with Soap & Water

Better than I thought it would be. I thought the White would be very transparent because of it's 'cheapness' but it's not, it's opaque. All student grade yellow and red paints are semi-transparent or transparent. Even the professional yellows are a bit transparent so that wasn't an issue. Grumbacher is the only one that is more opaque. The Viridian, however, isn't Viridian, it's Phthalo Green.ALL Acrylic 'Viridian' is Phthalo Green. It's because the real Viridian pigment (PG18) isn't compatible with the Acrylic binder. The only con I have with this paint is that it's extremely glossy...way too much. Personally I prefer semi-gloss.

The metallic gold is attractive, and finishes to visibly look like shiny gold (see images). The squirt cap doesn't seal very reliably, however. But the cap seals better on the gold than the gray.The metallic silver is less shiny and the finish is more like matte gray.The second image ONLY used black, white, and metallic gold in a "random pour" technique with swiping.The bottle is a bit flimsy - that is you could pretty easily crush it, and the paint I received is rather thick and definitely needs thinning for paint pouring. Overall, it was a good deal, IMHO.

This isn't Viridian, this uses PG7 which is Phthalo Green. Viridian is PG18. It's a big difference. Not all is lost though, if you mix some Ultramarine with it to give it a blue hue; you will have your Viridian. The paint is Medium body, has a good amount of pigment. Another site said it was semi-matte but it's fairly glossy*When I say "P" or "G" -- "P" means Pigment and "G" stands for Green. So, Pigment Green then the # of the Pigment.

...and this is a great paint for washing large areas. The shade even compares nicely to my favorite professional quality version. Exactly what I needed for practice pieces and journal work.

I absolutely hate to leave bad reviews… But, if you are going to use this even near your canvas for acrylic dutch pouring, expect it to crack! Maybe, I didn’t understand how to use it properly?? I should have sent it back the second I Opened it because it smelled ( strongly) like incredibly low quality house paint. However, It may work for household projects . I just don’t know who would pay the price I did if you can spend half of the money… For, most likely, a better product. Due to COVID, and the stores either being closed or out of stock, This was the only White acrylic paint I could find . Having said that, It may be the reason I paid so much. I really wish I would have been patient and waited for the craft stores to restock and/or reopen! Sorry creative inspirations, I really wanted this to work for me. I’m not sure what to do with it now. I hate wasting anything that costs almost 20 bucks 😔

Creative Inspirations4.5 out of 5 stars 75ReviewsCreative Inspirations Acrylic Paint - Acrylic Paint Smooth, Rich, Creamy & Free-Flowing Non-Toxic - [Titanium White- 500 ML]Purchased for a terrain build. Used on XPS no good.This paint is not free flowing. It is much too thick to flow. It says it can be thinned but It also has very poor pigment density. After two thick coats i can still see my base material. Also previously removed wet erase marker gets sucked through "bleeds" to the surface of this paint as it dries. I have managed to get coverage from it but it must be left very think and I lose all detail and relief by doing this. Very disappointed at over a dollar an ounce for acrylic.

I was pleasantly surprised by this paint. I typically order hundreds of dollars of paint from a fine art paint manufacturer for my art studio Unfortunately they were out of van dyke brown so I searched for an inexpensive alternative in the mean time.This paint from creative inspirations has almost the exact same consistency of my "premium" paints., Which is creamy, thick but not difficult to manipulate, holds peaks like if you're making a merringe and not liquidy like craft paint. It glides in the canvas with surprising coverage and maintains it's color when diluted with water or mixed with acrylic mediums. Drying time was similar to the premium paints I usually order and the sheen of the dried paint is almost glossy, like a high satin finish. Works well with paint pouring techniques as well as typical brush work. Paint does not show brush marks as much as dryer or more dense consistencies tend to. This paint would definitely need an added gel for impasto painting if that's what you're looking for. Definitely worth the money. I will probably be purchasing more colors as my "expensive" paints run out.

Was so happy you read my original e-mail. This package was better wrapped and arrived in perfect shape. I will definitely be a returning customer!