Ladoga acrylic paint sets in tubes

Ladoga acrylic paint is intended for painting and decorative work. The colours mix with water and dry to a matt, flexible paint film that does not redissolve in water. Work on paper, board, primed canvas or wood and try the paint on a piece of your chosen surface first.

More colours or larger tubes

• 12 × 18 ml: twelve colours in small tubes, 216 ml in total. For studies with a broader colour choice.
• 10 × 46 ml: ten colours in larger tubes, 460 ml in total. For more paint per colour and larger painted areas.

The twelve-colour set contains Titanium White, Lemon, Yellow Medium, Light Ochre, Red, Deep Rose, Green Medium, Phthalocyanine Blue, Ultramarine, Raw Sienna, Burnt Umber and Black. The ten-colour set contains white, yellow, light ochre, red, deep rose, ultramarine, blue, green, a brown earth colour and black; some colour names may vary with the assortment. These are paint sets in cardboard boxes, without brushes or varnish.

Mix and paint

Squeeze only the amount you need onto a palette. Mix a small portion of a colour with a little white and paint the pure colour and the tint side by side. Note which tubes you used and compare the dry swatches. This gives you a way to reproduce your own tints without using much paint at the outset.

Add water gradually for a thinner application. Let a layer dry before painting over it; judge the timing from your test piece rather than a fixed drying time. Palette, brushes and painting surface are needed separately. Explore our acrylic paints for studies and different techniques.

Safe use and cleanup

Follow the tube labels and keep paint out of reach of children. Avoid eye and skin contact and do not eat, drink or smoke while working. Close tubes after use. Wipe off excess paint, collect spills and prevent paint waste from entering the environment or drains. Dispose of residues and packaging according to local waste rules.