Paints For Digital Oil Painting

The material of the pigment is generally acrylic material. The quality of the pigment directly affects the effect of the painting, so how to distinguish the quality of the pigment? The easiest way is to:

(1) Draw a stroke of the paint and compare it after drying. Good pigments are shiny after drying and do not need brightening agent for glazing. After painting, poor quality pigments do not have any luster and need brightening agent for glazing.

(2) Smell the paint with your nose to see if there is any peculiar smell. A good acrylic paint has a fragrant taste, not a pungent odor or an unacceptable taste. Some acrylics will deteriorate after a long time, and there will be thorns. Nose odor is produced.

(3) Pigments of good quality are gelatinous after drying, and rubber bands are elastic when digging by hand. Pigments of poor quality are lumps after drying and will appear powdery when digging by hand.

(4) Good quality acrylic will not change color when exposed to sunlight after painting, but bad quality acrylic will cause serious discoloration and fading.

(5) Good-quality acrylics with the same color will have better covering power and greater coverage. Poor-quality acrylics with dark colors will also be difficult to cover the background color, and the coverage will be greatly reduced.

(6) It is best to ask the manufacturer to produce a quality inspection report. Regarding the testing agency, the international professional testing agency, the more authoritative one is SGS (SGS Group), and some manufacturers simply print some cards , the environmentally friendly paint and certification are written on it, which are basically fake. There's no security