Acrylic Paint
Acrylic paint is a quick-drying paint composed of pigment suspended in an acrylic polymer emulsion.
Acrylic paint, first developed in the 1950s, employs a synthetic resin to bind pigments. Its adaptability shines through in its ability to be thinned with water, allowing for both thin and thick applications, mimicking the qualities of watercolour or oil painting, or manifesting unique characteristics not found in other mediums. Once dry, acrylic paint becomes waterproof.
Thanks to its versatility and rapid drying time, acrylic paint has gained immense popularity as a painting medium, widely embraced by contemporary artists. Notably, artist David Hockney was an early advocate of acrylic paint, using it to create some of his most iconic works during the 1960s.
An important distinction between acrylic paint and oil paint lies in their bases: acrylics are water-based, while oils are oil-based.
24 results found for "Acrylic Paint"
Danielle Mckinney
Danielle Joy Mckinney (she/her) was born 1981 in Alabama, United States. She now lives and works in New Jersey.
Ayako Rokkaku
Ayako Rokkaku (she/her) was born in 1982 in Chiba, Japan. She lives and works between Tokyo, Berlin, Porto and Amsterdam.
Dennis Osadebe
Dennis Osadebe (he/him) was born in Lagos, Nigeria in 1991, where he continues to live and work.
Gina Beavers
Gina Beavers (she/her) was born in 1974 in Athens, Greece. She now lives and works in Newark, New Jersey.
Mr. StarCity
David “Mr. StarCity” White was born in 1979 in Brooklyn, New York, where he continues to live and work.
Amir H. Fallah
Amir H. Fallah (he/him) was born in 1979 in Tehran, Iran, and now lives and works in Los Angeles.
Jaime Muñoz
Jaime Muñoz (he/him) was born in Los Angeles, California, and currently lives and works in Pomona.
Mike Lee
American visual artist Mike Lee was born in 1983 in Placentia, California, and now lives and works in New York.
Ludovic Nkoth
Ludovic Nkoth was born in 1994 in Cameroon, and now lives and works in New York, USA.
Besito for draw
In Besito, Imon Boy illuminates a moment of intimacy in eerie blue light.The Spanish graffiti artist uses an exclusively blue, black and white palette to capture an interaction between a couple. The two figures are distorted by the water, alluded to only by subtle white lines on the surface.Each of the 20 prints have been individually hand-finished by the artist in acrylic paint.
Besito for legacy draw
In Besito, Imon Boy illuminates a moment of intimacy in eerie blue light.The Spanish graffiti artist uses an exclusively blue, black and white palette to capture an interaction between a couple. The two figures are distorted by the water, alluded to only by subtle white lines on the surface.Each of the 20 prints have been individually hand-finished by the artist in acrylic paint.
Dove Coming soon After pre-order [template]
Peering from behind her hand, Dove is fearful yet courageous.Tahnee Lonsdale painted Dove to represent one of us. Tied down by burdensome emotions, the celestial figure is painted crouched down to the earth – seeking guidance. Her name is chosen as a manifestation of peace with which doves are associated. Building her colour palettes with trial and error, Lonsdale layers phthalo green on a base of orange. The print showcases the variations in the shades of green, from off-black when layered, to mint when mixed with white.“I want Dove to communicate the feeling of a deep well. Endlessness. A sense that all your self is within that one figure.”
![Dove Coming soon After pre-order [template]](https://a.storyblok.com/f/147356/2100x2800/ec650c79a7/tahneelon-910_irina_lysenko_15-06-2023-2.jpeg/m/2340x0 "Dove Coming soon After pre-order [template]")
Dove Coming soon with pre-order draw
Peering from behind her hand, Dove is fearful yet courageous.Tahnee Lonsdale painted Dove to represent one of us. Tied down by burdensome emotions, the celestial figure is painted crouched down to the earth – seeking guidance. Her name is chosen as a manifestation of peace with which doves are associated. Building her colour palettes with trial and error, Lonsdale layers phthalo green on a base of orange. The print showcases the variations in the shades of green, from off-black when layered, to mint when mixed with white.“I want Dove to communicate the feeling of a deep well. Endlessness. A sense that all your self is within that one figure.”
Dove Coming soon with pre-order
Peering from behind her hand, Dove is fearful yet courageous.Tahnee Lonsdale painted Dove to represent one of us. Tied down by burdensome emotions, the celestial figure is painted crouched down to the earth – seeking guidance. Her name is chosen as a manifestation of peace with which doves are associated. Building her colour palettes with trial and error, Lonsdale layers phthalo green on a base of orange. The print showcases the variations in the shades of green, from off-black when layered, to mint when mixed with white.“I want Dove to communicate the feeling of a deep well. Endlessness. A sense that all your self is within that one figure.”
Glaring Shade Enquire [template]
In Glaring Shade, Gribbon inserts Scott into various scenes through the matrix of the queer woman artist in the 21st century.The series of 12 monotype prints draw attention to the act of seeing, not just for the artist and viewer, but also for the subject. The variations of print motifs each draw attention to Scott’s eyes, created by unique manipulations of a printing plate and inks. In one scenario, Scott blocks a spotlight light with her hand, a nod to her performance background. In another, she protects herself with an eyepatch, surrounded by an imagined greenscape inspired by art historical scenes. This playful approach to printmaking allows the viewer to empathise with Scott’s experience of seeing, whilst simultaneously questioning what it is to be seen.
![Glaring Shade Enquire [template]](https://a.storyblok.com/f/147356/2100x2800/4878ae38ae/jennagrib-783_-frame-composite-g2w1-5-darkwalnut_13.jpg/m/2340x0 "Glaring Shade Enquire [template]")
Dove Coming soon [template]
Peering from behind her hand, Dove is fearful yet courageous.Tahnee Lonsdale painted Dove to represent one of us. Tied down by burdensome emotions, the celestial figure is painted crouched down to the earth – seeking guidance. Her name is chosen as a manifestation of peace with which doves are associated. Building her colour palettes with trial and error, Lonsdale layers phthalo green on a base of orange. The print showcases the variations in the shades of green, from off-black when layered, to mint when mixed with white.“I want Dove to communicate the feeling of a deep well. Endlessness. A sense that all your self is within that one figure.”
Besito
In Besito, Imon Boy illuminates a moment of intimacy in eerie blue light.The Spanish graffiti artist uses an exclusively blue, black and white palette to capture an interaction between a couple. The two figures are distorted by the water, alluded to only by subtle white lines on the surface.Each of the 20 prints have been individually hand-finished by the artist in acrylic paint.
Besito
In Besito, Imon Boy illuminates a moment of intimacy in eerie blue light.The Spanish graffiti artist uses an exclusively blue, black and white palette to capture an interaction between a couple. The two figures are distorted by the water, alluded to only by subtle white lines on the surface.Each of the 20 prints have been individually hand-finished by the artist in acrylic paint.
Dove Available with cross sell (Frame included)
Peering from behind her hand, Dove is fearful yet courageous.Tahnee Lonsdale painted Dove to represent one of us. Tied down by burdensome emotions, the celestial figure is painted crouched down to the earth – seeking guidance. Her name is chosen as a manifestation of peace with which doves are associated. Building her colour palettes with trial and error, Lonsdale layers phthalo green on a base of orange. The print showcases the variations in the shades of green, from off-black when layered, to mint when mixed with white.“I want Dove to communicate the feeling of a deep well. Endlessness. A sense that all your self is within that one figure.”
Dove Available Frame Included [template]
Peering from behind her hand, Dove is fearful yet courageous.Tahnee Lonsdale painted Dove to represent one of us. Tied down by burdensome emotions, the celestial figure is painted crouched down to the earth – seeking guidance. Her name is chosen as a manifestation of peace with which doves are associated. Building her colour palettes with trial and error, Lonsdale layers phthalo green on a base of orange. The print showcases the variations in the shades of green, from off-black when layered, to mint when mixed with white.“I want Dove to communicate the feeling of a deep well. Endlessness. A sense that all your self is within that one figure.”
Glass Vase Sold out [template]
Peering from behind her hand, Dove is fearful yet courageous.Tahnee Lonsdale painted Dove to represent one of us. Tied down by burdensome emotions, the celestial figure is painted crouched down to the earth – seeking guidance. Her name is chosen as a manifestation of peace with which doves are associated. Building her colour palettes with trial and error, Lonsdale layers phthalo green on a base of orange. The print showcases the variations in the shades of green, from off-black when layered, to mint when mixed with white.“I want Dove to communicate the feeling of a deep well. Endlessness. A sense that all your self is within that one figure.”
![Glass Vase Sold out [template]](https://a.storyblok.com/f/147356/2100x2800/5b9df4a44a/aiweiwei-1345_irinalysenko_29-06-2023-2.jpeg/m/2340x0 "Glass Vase Sold out [template]")
Dove Available with cross sell [template]
Peering from behind her hand, Dove is fearful yet courageous.Tahnee Lonsdale painted Dove to represent one of us. Tied down by burdensome emotions, the celestial figure is painted crouched down to the earth – seeking guidance. Her name is chosen as a manifestation of peace with which doves are associated. Building her colour palettes with trial and error, Lonsdale layers phthalo green on a base of orange. The print showcases the variations in the shades of green, from off-black when layered, to mint when mixed with white.“I want Dove to communicate the feeling of a deep well. Endlessness. A sense that all your self is within that one figure.”
Dove Available [template]
Peering from behind her hand, Dove is fearful yet courageous.Tahnee Lonsdale painted Dove to represent one of us. Tied down by burdensome emotions, the celestial figure is painted crouched down to the earth – seeking guidance. Her name is chosen as a manifestation of peace with which doves are associated. Building her colour palettes with trial and error, Lonsdale layers phthalo green on a base of orange. The print showcases the variations in the shades of green, from off-black when layered, to mint when mixed with white.“I want Dove to communicate the feeling of a deep well. Endlessness. A sense that all your self is within that one figure.”
Besito
In Besito, Imon Boy illuminates a moment of intimacy in eerie blue light.The Spanish graffiti artist uses an exclusively blue, black and white palette to capture an interaction between a couple. The two figures are distorted by the water, alluded to only by subtle white lines on the surface.Each of the 20 prints have been individually hand-finished by the artist in acrylic paint.
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We collaborate with artists to create both limited editions and works on paper.
A limited edition is part of a unique series of pieces. Limited editions are fixed in quantity, meaning we will only ever produce a certain number.
Framing options vary for each piece and are listed on the individual artwork pages. All pieces are framed with 90% UV acrylic glass.
Yes, 100%. We work directly with our artists to create editions that accurately represent their body of work. Additionally, every artist personally reviews and approves their final editions.
Each edition comes with a numbered Certificate of Authenticity (COA) signed by the artist. Additionally every edition will be signed, marked, or numbered on the edition itself.
Works on paper and some originals don't come with a COA.
No—the copyright is not transferred to the purchaser of the edition.
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