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title: "ARTEZA Acrylic Gouache Paint, Acrylic Paint Set of 36 Colors, Matte Finish, 22ml/0.74 oz Gouache Paint Tubes"
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# 36 vibrant colors waterproof & durable fast-drying formula ARTEZA Acrylic Gouache Paint, Acrylic Paint Set of 36 Colors, Matte Finish, 22ml/0.74 oz Gouache Paint Tubes

**Brand:** arteza
**Price:** € 68.96
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎨 Elevate your art game with 36 shades of matte magic!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ARTEZA Acrylic Gouache Paint, Acrylic Paint Set of 36 Colors, Matte Finish, 22ml/0.74 oz Gouache Paint Tubes by arteza
- **How much does it cost?** € 68.96 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- arteza enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted arteza brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Speed Meets Precision:** Quick-dry formula lets you layer effortlessly and create complex textures fast.
- • **Palette of Possibilities:** 36 rich, diverse colors empower your creativity without constant mixing.
- • **Vivid, Matte Masterpieces:** Opaque acrylic gouache delivers velvety, reflection-free finishes for gallery-worthy art.
- • **Waterproof & Long-Lasting:** Your artwork stays vibrant and crack-free, preserving your creative legacy.
- • **Versatile Surface Compatibility:** Perfect for canvas, watercolor paper, thick pads, and even glass—expand your artistic horizons.

## Overview

The ARTEZA Acrylic Gouache Paint Set features 36 high-pigment, 22ml tubes of fast-drying, waterproof acrylic gouache with a smooth matte finish. Designed for professional and aspiring artists alike, it offers vibrant, opaque coverage on multiple surfaces including canvas and paper, ensuring durable, fade-resistant artwork that stands out in any creative portfolio.

## Description

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Review: Gouache: weird in a good way - Quick comment on the pic I uploaded: notice the top paint swatches are for HOLBEIN, ARTEZA is below the black line. Paper used: arches cold press ; brushes used: synthetic watercolor flats like princeton select (honestly the cheaper ones worked better for swatching). TLDR; I like both arteza & Holbein gouache, but for different reasons, and I’m keeping both sets. Now, on to the lengthy review! I’d used watercolors for years before I even saw the word GOUACHE. Besides not knowing how to pronounce it, I had no clue what it was. But I began to see it used more frequently, usually in a watercolor or BUJO tutoring lesson. Seemed kinda like the same thing we used in kindergarten…tempura or whatever. But the more I saw what could be done with it, the more fascinated I grew. Is it watercolor? Why is it “opaque” and how to you get various tones without buying a million colors? Why not just use acrylic paint? I don’t need another art supply addiction, I’ve already been through colored pencils & watercolors). I have a 5 pack of Windsor & Newton gouache I picked up at Michaels years ago, time has caused some separation & consistency alteration but I tried using them one night. I couldn’t use them without adding water. So is gouache watercolor or not?!? I had to know the answer to this strange paint I’d seen many of my favorite BUJO channels use to paint amazing scenes on their 160 gsm paper. From my watercolor & colored pencil addictions I already kinda knew what to expect from certain brands & knew which I wanted to try: Arteza & Holbein. As soon as arteza had a sale on gouache I grabbed the big box of 60. I was concerned about was mixing, to me it’s NOTHING like mixing watercolor. Achieving colors thru mixing gouache depends on the quality, consistency, and pigment load (if that’s even a term) of the brand. That’s why I chose the 60 color range, I figured I wouldn’t need to mix very often. I wanted plenty of convenience colors to start. I’m pleased with Arteza’s range, I like that they included some iridescent colors…I wouldn’t have intentionally asked for them, but they’re fun. Although I didn’t draw a black line to show opacity, but I assure you these paints are opaque. A little over half the tones - excluding iridescents - include PW6, just FYI. Again, I don’t mind this because I’m not trying to mix every color from the primaries. But I have done a little mixing with these & the results are hit or miss…not sure if it’s my lack of experience or the product. So far I’m enjoying arteza’s gouache paints. I enjoy the convenience & quality I’ve come to expect from this brand. I’m not concerned about lightfastness, I just like pretty colors, ease of use, and value. The one downside to arteza is & always has been that they do not sell individual tubes of paint to replace those you use. However, I have a list of the colors included in their smaller sets & I’m trying to use those tubes first so that if/when I run out, I can just get a set of 24. I’m not a prolific gouache artist so I doubt it’ll be a problem any time soon. HOLBEIN COMPARISON: I around the same time I grabbed a set of 12 Holbein paints (5 ml). These are tiny tubes that pack a punch. For example, if you were to take red & blue straight from the tube & mix them, you’d get a purple alright. A purple so deep it’s nearly black without the addition of white. Of course, this gives you a huge range of violet tones you can create with just two colors, which is great! But what if you need to mix more & can’t quite get that ratio back, or what or you mix too much & need that space on your mixing palette…so it ends up going down the drain? The set of holbeins cost around $30, and considering how VERY little product is needed to achieve vibrant & opaque results even with water added, think they’re worth the price. THESE will be the paints I use to really understand this medium & explore the true potential of gouache. All in all, I like both sets for different reasons. Thats why I write an in depth review. When it comes to art supplies, unless you’re a professional artist, it can be hard to justify spending money on good products, especially if you’re learning how to use it. I hope this helps someone trying to decide whether to explore this medium & if so, how to do it without wasting time & money.
Review: Unique bright colors produce masterful artwork - I love the unique colors in this Arteza set. I'm still giving it a 5, but I will say one thing... I do not like the chalky finish. It halts the vibrancy for me, just a bit. But that doesn't stop me fromiving the set all the same, & even ourchasing it a second time! I love the large tubes, & the coverage the shades give. The blend well, just not with some of my other sets, bcuz again- these are chalky & my others are glossy. They apply with total smoothness and the paint glides with ease. Best to dabbing brush to the tube directly instead of squeezing a bunch of paint out at a time to save paint. The cost, when they went on sale was pretty decent, for the brand & the size of the tubes & the quantity. Thos paint dries very quickly, & i belive in it's high quality awesome-ness! I own almost every Arteza paint set they make, & i love them all & their unique, vibrant corset & wonderful high quality results they produce. This one is no exception!

## Features

- Effortless Coverage: This acrylic gouache paint for canvas painting is opaque, producing vivid illustrations. Your artwork will have a velvety surface without reflections or brush strokes.
- Wide Color Selection: With a diverse color palette included in this gouache set, you have the freedom to create vibrant artworks with a variety of shades and tones.
- Ease of Use: This waterproof gouache paint set dries quickly so you can produce more multi-layered masterpieces. Allow your creativity to flow on watercolor paper, thick drawing pads, or canvas.
- Matte Finish: These versatile acrylic gouache paints leave an elegant matte finish without dilution. The soft consistency makes it easy to apply transparently or opaquely.
- Lasting Artwork: These 36 gouache paint tubes offer high pigment intensity for a vibrant finish that won't crack or fade over time. Create beautiful artwork that will last for years.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0B15BBDZC |
| Age Range Description | All Ages |
| Best Sellers Rank | #49,545 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ( See Top 100 in Arts, Crafts & Sewing ) #1,080 in Art Paints |
| Brand Name | ARTEZA |
| Color | Multicolor |
| Color Code | Multicolor |
| Container Type | Tube |
| Coverage | Partial |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (166) |
| Finish Type | Matte |
| Included Components | Palette |
| Indoor Outdoor Usage | Indoor |
| Is Waterproof | True |
| Item Form | Liquid Sample |
| Item Type Name | artists-drawing-sets |
| Item Volume | 0.74 Fluid Ounces |
| Item Weight | 1.85 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Arteza |
| Model Name | ARTZ-4667 |
| Model Number | ARTZ-4667 |
| Paint Type | Gouache |
| Part Number | ARTZ-4667 |
| Size | 0.74 Fl Oz (Pack of 36) |
| Special Features | Fast-Drying |
| Specific Uses For Product | Interior |
| Surface Recommendation | Paper, Canvas, Glass |
| UPC | 840098725207 |
| Unit Count | 26.64 Fluid Ounces |
| Water Resistance Level | Waterproof |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** ARTEZA
- **Color:** Multicolor
- **Finish Type:** Matte
- **Item Volume:** 0.74 Fluid Ounces
- **Paint Type:** Gouache
- **Size:** 0.74 Fl Oz (Pack of 36)
- **Special Feature:** Fast-Drying
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Interior
- **Surface Recommendation:** Paper, Canvas, Glass
- **Unit Count:** 26.64 Fluid Ounces

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: can this paint be used for canvass**
A: I've only used them on watercolor paper but they did fine.  i would image they'd be good on canvas as they have an acrylic binder in them I assume.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Gouache: weird in a good way
*by E***S on December 5, 2022*

Quick comment on the pic I uploaded: notice the top paint swatches are for HOLBEIN, ARTEZA is below the black line. Paper used: arches cold press ; brushes used: synthetic watercolor flats like princeton select (honestly the cheaper ones worked better for swatching). TLDR; I like both arteza & Holbein gouache, but for different reasons, and I’m keeping both sets. Now, on to the lengthy review! I’d used watercolors for years before I even saw the word GOUACHE. Besides not knowing how to pronounce it, I had no clue what it was. But I began to see it used more frequently, usually in a watercolor or BUJO tutoring lesson. Seemed kinda like the same thing we used in kindergarten…tempura or whatever. But the more I saw what could be done with it, the more fascinated I grew. Is it watercolor? Why is it “opaque” and how to you get various tones without buying a million colors? Why not just use acrylic paint? I don’t need another art supply addiction, I’ve already been through colored pencils & watercolors). I have a 5 pack of Windsor & Newton gouache I picked up at Michaels years ago, time has caused some separation & consistency alteration but I tried using them one night. I couldn’t use them without adding water. So is gouache watercolor or not?!? I had to know the answer to this strange paint I’d seen many of my favorite BUJO channels use to paint amazing scenes on their 160 gsm paper. From my watercolor & colored pencil addictions I already kinda knew what to expect from certain brands & knew which I wanted to try: Arteza & Holbein. As soon as arteza had a sale on gouache I grabbed the big box of 60. I was concerned about was mixing, to me it’s NOTHING like mixing watercolor. Achieving colors thru mixing gouache depends on the quality, consistency, and pigment load (if that’s even a term) of the brand. That’s why I chose the 60 color range, I figured I wouldn’t need to mix very often. I wanted plenty of convenience colors to start. I’m pleased with Arteza’s range, I like that they included some iridescent colors…I wouldn’t have intentionally asked for them, but they’re fun. Although I didn’t draw a black line to show opacity, but I assure you these paints are opaque. A little over half the tones - excluding iridescents - include PW6, just FYI. Again, I don’t mind this because I’m not trying to mix every color from the primaries. But I have done a little mixing with these & the results are hit or miss…not sure if it’s my lack of experience or the product. So far I’m enjoying arteza’s gouache paints. I enjoy the convenience & quality I’ve come to expect from this brand. I’m not concerned about lightfastness, I just like pretty colors, ease of use, and value. The one downside to arteza is & always has been that they do not sell individual tubes of paint to replace those you use. However, I have a list of the colors included in their smaller sets & I’m trying to use those tubes first so that if/when I run out, I can just get a set of 24. I’m not a prolific gouache artist so I doubt it’ll be a problem any time soon. HOLBEIN COMPARISON: I around the same time I grabbed a set of 12 Holbein paints (5 ml). These are tiny tubes that pack a punch. For example, if you were to take red & blue straight from the tube & mix them, you’d get a purple alright. A purple so deep it’s nearly black without the addition of white. Of course, this gives you a huge range of violet tones you can create with just two colors, which is great! But what if you need to mix more & can’t quite get that ratio back, or what or you mix too much & need that space on your mixing palette…so it ends up going down the drain? The set of holbeins cost around $30, and considering how VERY little product is needed to achieve vibrant & opaque results even with water added, think they’re worth the price. THESE will be the paints I use to really understand this medium & explore the true potential of gouache. All in all, I like both sets for different reasons. Thats why I write an in depth review. When it comes to art supplies, unless you’re a professional artist, it can be hard to justify spending money on good products, especially if you’re learning how to use it. I hope this helps someone trying to decide whether to explore this medium & if so, how to do it without wasting time & money.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Unique bright colors produce masterful artwork
*by R***Y on May 7, 2025*

I love the unique colors in this Arteza set. I'm still giving it a 5, but I will say one thing... I do not like the chalky finish. It halts the vibrancy for me, just a bit. But that doesn't stop me fromiving the set all the same, & even ourchasing it a second time! I love the large tubes, & the coverage the shades give. The blend well, just not with some of my other sets, bcuz again- these are chalky & my others are glossy. They apply with total smoothness and the paint glides with ease. Best to dabbing brush to the tube directly instead of squeezing a bunch of paint out at a time to save paint. The cost, when they went on sale was pretty decent, for the brand & the size of the tubes & the quantity. Thos paint dries very quickly, & i belive in it's high quality awesome-ness! I own almost every Arteza paint set they make, & i love them all & their unique, vibrant corset & wonderful high quality results they produce. This one is no exception!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Made a good gift.
*by N***I on February 4, 2026*

This was a gift and recipient was very happy.

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