Daler Rowney System 3 Acrylic Colour, Process Cyan, 59ml, Bright Cool Blue, Smooth Flow & Excellent Coverage

Volume: 59ml. Pigment: Process Cyan (bright, cool blue). Flow: Smooth, for consistent application. Pigment strength: High for vibrant colour. Drying: Fast-drying acrylic suitable for glazing and layering. UV resistance: Pigment designed to hold up under light exposure.

The smooth-flow formula reduces brush drag and yields even coverage, which helps you achieve precise lines, clean edges, and controlled blending during applications.

Yes, it’s well-suited for glazing and layering. Apply thin, translucent layers, allow each layer to dry, and build up depth and luminosity gradually to maintain color integrity.

Primed canvas, acrylic-primed boards, and other common acrylic painting supports work well. For best results, ensure the surface is clean, smooth, and properly prepared (gesso or primer as needed).

Mix with other System 3 colors (and neutral tones) to create a wide range of blues, teals, and grays. Start with small amounts, test on a palette or scrap surface, and adjust gradually to achieve the desired hue and value.

It’s fast-drying, so thinner layers dry quickly and are ready for further work sooner. If you want to rework or blend, work while the paint is still workable or soften edges with a clean brush dampened with water if needed.

Yes. The pigment is designed to resist fading under exposure to light, helping maintain brightness and saturation in your finished pieces.

Daler Rowney System 3 Acrylic Colour is water-based and generally considered non-toxic for typical studio use. Use in a well-ventilated area, avoid skin and eye contact, wear protective gloves if you have sensitive skin, and clean brushes with water after use.

If you’re not satisfied, you can initiate a return in line with Fepy’s returns policy. Ensure the product is in its original condition and packaging as applicable by the policy.

Ultramarine Blue is a deeper, more traditional blue with a different tonal quality, whereas Process Cyan is a bright, cool cyan ideal for primary mixing. They serve different roles in a palette; Ultramarine Blue is generally used for cooler blues with more depth, while Process Cyan provides a vivid cyan hue for brighter mixes. See the Ultramarine Blue option here: https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-system-3-acrylic-colour-ultramarine-blue-59ml

Cobalt Blue Hue tends to be warmer and more muted than Process Cyan, which remains bright and cyan-toned. For cooler, more electric blues, Process Cyan is preferable; for a warmer blue, consider Cobalt Blue Hue. See the Cobalt Blue Hue option here: https://fepy.com/product/daler-rowney-system-3-acrylic-colour-cobalt-blue-hue-59ml