Painting with Chroma Interactive Acrylics
paints provide a long wet-in-wet painting time along with the ability to build up layers of glaze and scumble very quickly. I can also go back and re-hydrate an area 24 hours later. They're just amazing
Below are short video clips from a painting demonstration i recently gave using Chroma Interactive Acrylics. I hope you find it informative and enjoyable.
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Luminist Landscape using Chroma Interactives

Evenlight, 16x20, Chroma Interactive Acrylics on Raymar panel
Jan Blencowe
www.janblencowe.com
All About Chroma Interactive Acrylics
everything you need to know
- Find Out What Chroma Interactives are all about
- Tired of your acrylic paints drying too quickly?
Explore Interactive's Unique Formulation!
Unlike traditional acrylics, all 75 of these "interactive" colors do not suddenly form a skin. Interactive changes the painting process, giving you plenty of time to blend and rework and giving you more creative freedom. The patent-pending formulation allows even touch-dry paint to be reworked or ragged-off to blend or reveal layers. Archival quality and lightfast, the intense colors dry to a satin-like finish without a plastic look or feel and minimal color shift. - Getting Started using Chroma Interactives
- Acrylic artists have never before had the opportunity to blend and adjust their paintings wet-in-wet within a time frame they can control, but this advantage involves new processes that need to be learned and followed.
- Jim Cobb, owner of Chroma and paintmaker for over 40 years, talks about using Interactive.
- As the inventor of Atelier Interactive, I have been more than pleased with the results. I feel that artists' acrylics have, after 40 years of subservience to their house paint origins, reached maturity as true artists' paints.
I hope you will get as much pleasure out of exploring and using them as I have.
J. Cobb
Paintmaker. - Visit the Chroma Website
- Chroma's website is filled with lots of information on all their products.
- Paint Talk - Chroma's Forum for Artists
- Here's where you can ask questions, get answeres and post your own artwork.
Part 1
Painting Demo using Chroma Interactive Acrylics
Part 2
Painting Demo using Chroma Interactive Acrylics
Part 3
Painting Demo using Chroma Interactive Acrylics
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Painting Demo using Chroma Interactive Acrylics
Part 5
Painting Demo using Chroma Interactive Acrylics
Buy Chroma Interactive Acrylics
and give them a try!
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Painting Demo using Chroma Interactive Acrylics
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Painting Demo using Chroma Interactive Acrylics
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Painting Demo using Chroma Interactive Acrylics
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Painting Demo using Chroma Interactive Acrylics
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Painting Demo using Chroma Interactive Acrylics
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