Camel Artist Acrylic colors - 18 Shades, 20ml, Multicolor (811191)

Who it's for

Camel acrylic colors suit beginners, students, and occasional painters who want a ready range of shades without building a palette one tube at a time. Reviews repeatedly mention easy handling, smooth texture, and solid value, with many buyers calling the set a good starting point for learning acrylic painting.

Camel artist acrylic colors also work well for painters who want a straightforward set for practice pieces. Customers say the colors are easy to use and come in a useful quantity for getting started.

When you'd use it

Camel artist acrylic colors fit indoor art and craft work on canvas, wood, and earthenware. Buyers mention portraits and general painting practice, and the 18-shade assortment covers blues, yellows, earth tones, black, white, silver, and deeper accents like magenta and turquoise.

Camel acrylic colors are a practical choice when you want one set for different surfaces instead of separate paints for each project. The gloss finish also makes the painted result look more vivid.

What makes it different

Camel acrylic color set includes more than paint tubes. Along with 18 tubes of 20 ml acrylic color, the pack adds one 20 ml gel medium and one 20 ml acrylic retarder medium, giving painters extra control over how the color handles while working.

Camel acrylic colors are also non-toxic and conform to ASTM D4236. That combination makes the set approachable for home practice, school-style art use, and hobby painting.

What buyers say

Buyers say Camel acrylic paints feel smooth, spread easily, and show rich pigment for the price. Many reviews also point to the assortment of shades as a strong reason to choose the set, especially for first acrylic projects.

Drying time gets mixed feedback. Some painters like how quickly Camel acrylic colors set, while others say the paint can dry fast on the palette, so the included retarder medium becomes useful when longer blending time matters.

Good to know

Camel acrylic colors dry faster than some beginners expect. Product details mention a dry time of 2 hours and a full cure time of 24 hours, so painters who prefer slower blending may want to work in smaller amounts and use the retarder medium as needed.