Description

Atelier Interactive Series 5 80ml Artists’ Acrylic Paint gives you more creative freedom than any other paint. Simply paint in your usual way for traditional fast drying acrylic painting techniques and if you want more time to blend, use a water sprayer to keep the paint open. Dry paint can be reactivated with Unlocking Formula.  It dries to a matte/satin finish.

The “Series 4” and “Series 5” in Atelier Interactive paints refer to their pigment cost/quality, not different paint lines; Series 5 paints use the most expensive pigments (like Cadmiums, Cobalts, genuine Ultramarines). While Series 4 is slightly less costly but still high-quality, both offering unique interactive properties. Properties such as controlled drying activated by water or renovators. The main difference is just the price point due to pigment cost. With Series 5 colours being pricier but delivering superior vibrancy, lightfastness, and coverage. While both Series 4 & 5 share Atelier’s signature water-activated features.

Key Differences Explained:

Pigment Load & Cost:

• Series 5: Contains single-pigment, professional-grade colours made from the most costly pigments (e.g., genuine Cadmium Red, Cobalt Blue).
• Series 4: Still high-quality, but might use slightly less expensive pigments or mixtures compared to Series 5.

Performance: Series 5 generally offers richer colour, better coverage, and superior lightfastness (fade resistance) due to the pure, high-quality pigments.

Interactive Feature: Both Series 4 and 5 (and Series 1, 2, 3) are part of the Atelier Interactive range. This means they all react to water or Renovator solution, allowing you to reactivate dried paint for blending or extended working time, unlike regular acrylics.

In simple terms: Think of it as different tiers within the same high-performance paint family. Series 5 is the “premium” tier with the best (and priciest) pigments. While Series 4 is the “excellent quality” tier just below it, both sharing the same advanced interactive technology.