Value Series Acrylic Paints like Liquate BASICS are formulated to offer dependable standards of performance at a more affordable cost. Liquate BASICS Acrylic Paint is developed for students and artists that need quality at outstanding value. Each color is uniquely formulated to bring out the maximum brilliance and clarity of the individual pigment. 48-Color Spectrum; A heavy body acrylic paint that retains peaks and brush strokes. Contains permanent artist pigments. All colors dry to a satin finish. Intermixable with all Liquate Professional Acrylic Colors and Mediums. Ideal for learning color theory and color mixing. All colors hold the AP Seal from ACMI and are safe for educational use. Visit our Liquate Storefront for full product assortment.
Value Series Acrylic Paints like Liquate BASICS are formulated to offer dependable standards of performance at a more affordable cost. Liquate BASICS Acrylic Paint is developed for students and artists that need quality at outstanding value. Each color is uniquely formulated to bring out the maximum brilliance and clarity of the individual pigment. 48-Color Spectrum; A heavy body acrylic paint that retains peaks and brush strokes. Contains permanent artist pigments. All colors dry to a satin finish. Intermixable with all Liquate Professional Acrylic Colors and Mediums. Ideal for learning color theory and color mixing. All colors hold the AP Seal from ACMI and are safe for educational use. Visit our Liquate Storefront for full product assortment.
Liquitex Basics 118 ml Acrylic Paint Aqua Green 118 mL
Value Series Acrylic Paints like Liquate BASICS are formulated to offer dependable standards of performance at a more affordable cost. Liquate BASICS Acrylic Paint is developed for students and artists that need quality at outstanding value. Each color is uniquely formulated to bring out the maximum brilliance and clarity of the individual pigment. 48-Color Spectrum; A heavy body acrylic paint that retains peaks and brush strokes. Contains permanent artist pigments. All colors dry to a satin finish. Intermixable with all Liquate Professional Acrylic Colors and Mediums. Ideal for learning color theory and color mixing. All colors hold the AP Seal from ACMI and are safe for educational use. Visit our Liquate Storefront for full product assortment.
Value Series Acrylic Paints like Liquate BASICS are formulated to offer dependable standards of performance at a more affordable cost. Liquate BASICS Acrylic Paint is developed for students and artists that need quality at outstanding value. Each color is uniquely formulated to bring out the maximum brilliance and clarity of the individual pigment. 48-Color Spectrum; A heavy body acrylic paint that retains peaks and brush strokes. Contains permanent artist pigments. All colors dry to a satin finish. Intermixable with all Liquate Professional Acrylic Colors and Mediums. Ideal for learning color theory and color mixing. All colors hold the AP Seal from ACMI and are safe for educational use. Visit our Liquate Storefront for full product assortment.
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The lowest price for Liquitex Basics 118 ml Acrylic Paint Aqua Green 118 mL right now is $12.15 at Art Materials, compared across 5 retailers.
The all-time low was $7.50 on 8 Feb 2026 — today's price is 62% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 11 May 2026.
Last updated at 11/05/2026 20:18:45
Bright Aqua Green Basics Acrylic 118ml - 118ml
Delivery $9.95
Liquitex Basics 118 ml Acrylic Paint Aqua Green 118 mL
Delivery between 14–21 May $12.99
Liquitex Basics Acrylic Paint 118ml Bright Aqua Green 660
Not eligible for returns
Liquitex Basics 118mL Paint Bright Aqua Green
Delivery by Thu $5
Liquitex Basics 118mL Paint Bright Aqua Green
Delivery between 13–22 May $7.95
originally posted on michaels.com
Love liquitex and all their products. Definitely can tell the difference between this product and their heavy body acrylic. This basics style is more watery. Takes a couple of coats to fully get the desired saturation. But simple to add a thicker medium to get there. Pro is, there is a lot of paint in the tube!
originally posted on michaels.com
As a beginning painter (I’m only 6 months in), I want paints that aren’t too expensive but that give me good quality. This paint is great quality, and the price can’t be beat, especially when I get it on sale. This primary yellow is especially great for mixing; add tiny bits of black and you get the most wonderful warm greens. I definitely recommend.
originally posted on dickblick.com
As a new painter, (acrylic & pour), I started by buying 3 boxed sets of 2oz. tubes & a LOT of inexpensive panels, (5x7), to explore possible latent talent as well as medium quality and value. No discounts or free samples so I did invest in the hope of enjoying, producing and excelling (over time). Liquitex has, thus far, become my one brand stop for acrylic colors, with good reason. Though not a "pro" by any stretch of the imagination, I found good paint coverage, mixing ability, color accuracy and yes, cleanup, all vastly more important than I'd previously thought. Pigment, weight, fastness, drying time are a few factors affecting anyone's end product. For me it is important for paint to be consistent in all areas, at a price point my budget tolerates well, ... MoreAs a new painter, (acrylic & pour), I started by buying 3 boxed sets of 2oz. tubes & a LOT of inexpensive panels, (5x7), to explore possible latent talent as well as medium quality and value. No discounts or free samples so I did invest in the hope of enjoying, producing and excelling (over time). Liquitex has, thus far, become my one brand stop for acrylic colors, with good reason. Though not a "pro" by any stretch of the imagination, I found good paint coverage, mixing ability, color accuracy and yes, cleanup, all vastly more important than I'd previously thought. Pigment, weight, fastness, drying time are a few factors affecting anyone's end product. For me it is important for paint to be consistent in all areas, at a price point my budget tolerates well, allowing me to expand my paint inventory and chase my new-found hobby without going broke in the process. I checked all boxes with Liquitex and love that DickBlick.com has 8.5oz tubes at a super competitive price.
| General | |
| Product Type | Paint - acrylic |
| Color | Bright aqua green |
| Capacity | 118 ml |
| Miscellaneous |
Bright Aqua Green Basics Acrylic 118ml - 118ml
Delivery $9.95
Liquitex Basics 118 ml Acrylic Paint Aqua Green 118 mL
Delivery between 14–21 May $12.99
Liquitex Basics Acrylic Paint 118ml Bright Aqua Green 660
Not eligible for returns
Liquitex Basics 118mL Paint Bright Aqua Green
Delivery by Thu $5
Liquitex Basics 118mL Paint Bright Aqua Green
Delivery between 13–22 May $7.95
Love liquitex and all their products. Definitely can tell the difference between this product and their heavy body acrylic. This basics style is more watery. Takes a couple of coats to fully get the desired saturation. But simple to add a thicker medium to get there. Pro is, there is a lot of paint in the tube!
As a beginning painter (I’m only 6 months in), I want paints that aren’t too expensive but that give me good quality. This paint is great quality, and the price can’t be beat, especially when I get it on sale. This primary yellow is especially great for mixing; add tiny bits of black and you get the most wonderful warm greens. I definitely recommend.
As a new painter, (acrylic & pour), I started by buying 3 boxed sets of 2oz. tubes & a LOT of inexpensive panels, (5x7), to explore possible latent talent as well as medium quality and value. No discounts or free samples so I did invest in the hope of enjoying, producing and excelling (over time). Liquitex has, thus far, become my one brand stop for acrylic colors, with good reason. Though not a "pro" by any stretch of the imagination, I found good paint coverage, mixing ability, color accuracy and yes, cleanup, all vastly more important than I'd previously thought. Pigment, weight, fastness, drying time are a few factors affecting anyone's end product. For me it is important for paint to be consistent in all areas, at a price point my budget tolerates well, ... MoreAs a new painter, (acrylic & pour), I started by buying 3 boxed sets of 2oz. tubes & a LOT of inexpensive panels, (5x7), to explore possible latent talent as well as medium quality and value. No discounts or free samples so I did invest in the hope of enjoying, producing and excelling (over time). Liquitex has, thus far, become my one brand stop for acrylic colors, with good reason. Though not a "pro" by any stretch of the imagination, I found good paint coverage, mixing ability, color accuracy and yes, cleanup, all vastly more important than I'd previously thought. Pigment, weight, fastness, drying time are a few factors affecting anyone's end product. For me it is important for paint to be consistent in all areas, at a price point my budget tolerates well, allowing me to expand my paint inventory and chase my new-found hobby without going broke in the process. I checked all boxes with Liquitex and love that DickBlick.com has 8.5oz tubes at a super competitive price.
The basics acrylics line is really nice for general painting; they’re much, much better pigmented than the cheap little bottles (the ones that usually sell for about a dollar and are really watery), but land in the more affordable side of a budget if you don’t have to use really heavy-bodied acrylic.I use these for costume distressing (by very lightly dry-brushing or dry-sponging the acrylic in strategic layers), as well as for decorative window painting, props, and on canvas/wood. It won’t go on completely opaque, so you’ll need at least 2-3 layers if that’s what you’re going for, but I use different colors for my layers and it gives it a nice depth.I’d love a one-handed squeeze-top nozzle, rather than a flip top (the lid often gets in the way, and I end up ... MoreThe basics acrylics line is really nice for general painting; they’re much, much better pigmented than the cheap little bottles (the ones that usually sell for about a dollar and are really watery), but land in the more affordable side of a budget if you don’t have to use really heavy-bodied acrylic.I use these for costume distressing (by very lightly dry-brushing or dry-sponging the acrylic in strategic layers), as well as for decorative window painting, props, and on canvas/wood. It won’t go on completely opaque, so you’ll need at least 2-3 layers if that’s what you’re going for, but I use different colors for my layers and it gives it a nice depth.I’d love a one-handed squeeze-top nozzle, rather than a flip top (the lid often gets in the way, and I end up squeezing out more because of it), but that needs a whole packaging-redesign conversation.
Liquitex Basics Ultramarine Blue - I use alot of ultramarine blue, as I paint with a limited palette. And I love the Liquitex line of paints. You get alot of quality for the money. Even though the Basics is considered a student quality paint, it still has the same archival ratings as the same color in the professional versions. I U. Blue in the heavy body & the soft body as well. The Basics tend to be a little softer & sometimes a little more translucent than the soft body paints, so each has its best uses. #sweepstakes
The image supplied; of my purchase, is showing a different color from the one that I purchased at my last visit to "Michaels". I, am hesitant to review the Liquitex-Basic Acrylics, since, depending upon the color and intended use and mixing; results do vary. But, I want to let you know, that these colors can be very nice indeed. Sometimes the opacity or density is measured slightly off and some of the available mediums, such as sandy finish, paste, or high gloss are not always available, either, in store, or online. Regarding my last purchase: I do like the buy one, get one with a coupon count off prices, { When that happens} And, for me these liquitex basics acrylics can often give very good tones and shades, unlike some other primary mixers. The color that I ... MoreThe image supplied; of my purchase, is showing a different color from the one that I purchased at my last visit to "Michaels". I, am hesitant to review the Liquitex-Basic Acrylics, since, depending upon the color and intended use and mixing; results do vary. But, I want to let you know, that these colors can be very nice indeed. Sometimes the opacity or density is measured slightly off and some of the available mediums, such as sandy finish, paste, or high gloss are not always available, either, in store, or online. Regarding my last purchase: I do like the buy one, get one with a coupon count off prices, { When that happens} And, for me these liquitex basics acrylics can often give very good tones and shades, unlike some other primary mixers. The color that I actually purchased, which is not represented in the purchased list, is a "Neon type of pink", "Don't tell anyone", it is sort of a vintage color and I hope that it does not disappear. One of my favorite similar shades is Opera pink, and that color is not always available. There are a number of other pink shades, including extreme variations to the hot pink and neon color. Actually, I have found differences between , almost all of the brands of acrylic I have tried, that are offered in bright pink or hot pink or neon. Some are more matte similar to a lipstick pink. The one I prefer has what appears to be, almost a hot yellow or orange edge, to the brightest shade of neon pink? Maybe it is a sort of blued version? Since, I do prefer a specific shade in use, but can not always recognize it or tell it, when trying to shop in store. Actually the one offered by the Liquitex brand, looked more of a match to my ideal. When I purchase the neon color before, it was a little flat? Anyway, I do appreciate these , and they are equivalent to some of the Master's brands of acrylics.
note when you get this that it’s “transparent MIXING WHITE”; I attempted to seal a color with it and it was a little too much white. It will be perfect for image transfers that I haven’t had much luck with as of yet. Looking forward to using it in situations where a transparent background is needed. It does mix nicely but (by its name) is not opaque like titanium white, but is much more transparent. It needs to be used in specific situations like gel prints...that’s the primary reason I got it for.
I purchased a bottle of White, Liquitex BASICS Acrylic Paint, 13.5oz. in early part of January 2023.I'm a children's book author/illustrator. In my profession I need quality materials… Liquitex BASICS Acrylic Paint, 13. 5oz.The product has an excellent, extreme vehicle/pigment and liquid consistency. Liquitex acrylic paint thickness consistency covers up and repairs any modifications to your work of art. With a little bit of water added… The acrylic paint acts just as well as a watercolor base. Liquitex BASICS Acrylic Paint Literally… Multitasks for the individual utilizing a brush and sponge to creating one's masterpiece. So, why aren't you out at the store purchasing a bottle or to‽ I would recommend Liquitex BASICS Acrylic Paint, 13.5oz. to all persons that are ... MoreI purchased a bottle of White, Liquitex BASICS Acrylic Paint, 13.5oz. in early part of January 2023.I'm a children's book author/illustrator. In my profession I need quality materials… Liquitex BASICS Acrylic Paint, 13. 5oz.The product has an excellent, extreme vehicle/pigment and liquid consistency. Liquitex acrylic paint thickness consistency covers up and repairs any modifications to your work of art. With a little bit of water added… The acrylic paint acts just as well as a watercolor base. Liquitex BASICS Acrylic Paint Literally… Multitasks for the individual utilizing a brush and sponge to creating one's masterpiece. So, why aren't you out at the store purchasing a bottle or to‽ I would recommend Liquitex BASICS Acrylic Paint, 13.5oz. to all persons that are alive.
Never received this tube of paint. I ordered it. They sent it to a store miles away which I planned on picking up. Then I received a text THANK YOU GOR YOUR PICK UP! I called the store numerous times and they never picked up the phone. Both stores. My store and the Southington store. So I wasn’t going to make a big deal of it for a tube of paint, and I needed that color, so I was in another art store and lo and behold, there it was. Buy one get one!! Bought 6.
im a professional artist. i use acrylics along with latex paints. each have different properties. im super happy with the BASICS line of acrylics especially the flourescents. i keep on hand extra tubes of flourescent red pink orange green and blue. they are amazing. i have an art show on now of my paintings strongly representing basics flourescents. the viewers are astounded. i cant paint without flo red. its my staple. thank you for my materials found at my local michaels! and thanks for lowering prices and sales and coupons!
| General | |
| Product Type | Paint - acrylic |
| Color | Bright aqua green |
| Capacity | 118 ml |
| Miscellaneous |
