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The best medium for creating glazes as it gives maximum transparency to the colour as well as enhancing colour brilliance
Enables you to build up thin layers of highly transparent colour to achieve luminous and glowing effects
This is the best medium for creating glazes as it gives maximum transparency to the colour as well as enhancing colour brilliance. This enables you to build up thin layers of highly transparent colour to achieve luminous and glowing effects. The medium is translucent so it ensures no colour shift from wet to dry when used with Winsor & Newton Professional Acrylic.
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Great product for glazing effects
I previously used W&N gloss medium for my glazing which I found similar to this product, however, this is slightly more fluid. I find it works really well especially when a small amount of water is added.
5 of 5 people found this review helpful. Did you?Looks good
I need to practice with this as the results I have had are variable. My fault I'm sure as Winsor & Newton products are brilliant. I will practice more.
2 of 2 people found this review helpful. Did you?Really good friend :)
Lets me use the acrylics in varied ways. and I like the texture a lot. Needs just a little bit of colour and you get a bright tint !
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