Mont Marte Acrylic Colour Paint Set, 12x12ml Tubes, Vibrant & Quick-Drying Student Acrylics

The formula is designed to dry rapidly, so you can add new layers without waiting long. This makes it ideal for building up colours and creating depth in your artwork.

They work well on canvas, wood, and paper. For non-porous surfaces, you may want to prime or seal first to improve adhesion and longevity.

Yes. The 12x12ml Mont Marte set is part of the student range, offering bright, easy-to-mix colours that are ideal for learning and practice.

Squeeze your colours onto a palette, use clean brushes, and mix tints with white to create lighter shades. Keep caps on when not in use to prevent drying.

Rinse brushes under running water until the water runs clear, then wash with mild soap. Gently reshape bristles and let them air-dry.

The paints are water-based and designed for safe use. As with any art materials, supervise younger users and follow basic safety guidelines.

Keep the caps tightly closed, store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight, and keep the tubes upright to prevent leaks.

If you need a larger palette, you can consider the 24x12ml set for more colours, or other Mont Marte options such as the Essentials or Studio ranges. examples: Mont Marte Acrylic Colour Set 24x12ml (https://fepy.com/product/mont-marte-acrylic-colour-set-24x12ml-pmhs0027) and Mont Marte Essentials Acrylic Colour Set 12x12ml (https://fepy.com/product/mont-marte-essentials-acrylic-colour-set-12x12ml-pmhs0012). For broader palettes, the Mont Marte Studio 18x12ml set is also available (https://fepy.com/product/mont-marte-studio-acrylic-colour-set-18x12ml-pmhs0018).

It’s great for beginners practicing colour mixing, quick studies, hobby crafts, school projects, and small-scale artwork where you want vibrant, opaque results.

With 12 tubes of 12ml each in a compact, ready-to-use kit, it offers a cost-effective way to start acrylic painting and explore a range of vivid colours without committing to a larger, more expensive set.

Consider the number of colours, total volume, and your intended projects. If you’re starting out, the 12x12ml set is a solid, budget-friendly option; for broader palettes, look at larger sets like 24x12ml or Studio/Essentials ranges and compare colour variety and price per milliliter.