I recently purchased the Earth Colours Paint Set and couldn't be happier. I have tried regular acrylics and can't stand the fumes. I also wanted something that was safer for the planet. I've been trying the Liquitex Bio-based line as well as these paints in tandem, and I can say that I prefer these by a landslide. When the others run out I will not be buying them again. I wold love to see more colours available, but regardless, I'm thrilled!

I'm so glad that I ordered all four brushes! I love the faux mongoose bristles, they're so soft yet firm. I would love to see bigger brushes, a large flat and a larger filbert would be amazing. Great quality brushes.

I’ve worked in numerous mediums but have wanted to go back to acrylics for some finger painting of wildlife and flowers. (I used to get in trouble in college for doing it many years ago.) Needless to say I was very excited to see an ad for your paints! What timing! I’m working on 5-6 pieces for a show and I’m so pleased with your paints! Beautiful and rich, I’m having a blast with no worries of all the bad stuff! Great paint with Mother Earth and us in mind and women owned! What a blessing!
I’ve added a section of one piece, the original is 2’x3’.

These paints are lovely and were shipped in a timely manner with a lot of care. Thank you!

I was blown away by how rich the fluid paints are! Deeply pigmented, you can dilute with water and the colour is still vibrant. So smooth, paint like a dream.

I’ve been using Natural Earth Paints’ acrylik and fluid acrylik paint, and their acrylik medium for several months now. I’m very familiar with all the major brands of artist’s acrylic paint (Golden, Winsor & Newton, Liquitex, M. Graham, etc.) having used them for decades.
Natural Earth Paints’ acrylik paints and medium are vibrant, work easily, and honestly a pleasure to use! I highly recommend them for children, schools, hobbyists, and professional artists like myself!
I’m attaching a couple of recent paintings I’ve done with them here.

I’ve been using Natural Earth Paints’ acrylik and fluid acrylik paint, and their acrylik medium for several months now. I’m very familiar with all the major brands of artist’s acrylic paint (Golden, Winsor & Newton, Liquitex, M. Graham, etc.) having used them for decades.
Natural Earth Paints’ acrylik paints and medium are vibrant, work easily, and honestly a pleasure to use! I highly recommend them for children, schools, hobbyists, and professional artists like myself!
I’m attaching a couple of recent paintings I’ve done with them here.

I’m in love with both the natural plant-created aspect of this product, and also the incredible color, rich pigment and its coverage as well. It’s a pleasure to work with, and easy to create new colors when blended. The shipping is not quite as fast as I would like, but worth waiting for and it is beautifully packed with precautions taken to keep it from extreme heat or cold. Very cool and most appreciated!

The intensity of these pigments is incredible! It is so nice to mix your own paint with these. I feel a sense of control in my art world like I never have before. Having been forced to use toxic paints in the past, I feel a special sense of freedom and ease of mind which is conducive to really enjoying my painting

It's super fun and easy to mix my own paint with this. I feel so good knowing I'm not going to kill fish or other wildlife with it going down the drain like the other toxic paints I've used in the past.

This product helps me marry my ethos with my art practice. Originally, I bought the tubed natural acrylik paint when it first came out, and I have to say I was not that excited about it. There were things about using it that were unpleasant. Mostly the caps were hard/painful for me to open. But also, I think that the consistency just didn’t fit with what I like to use. The color selection was not that great at first. Now that they have added magenta, it has helped color mixing a lot. After trying these fluid acryliks, I feel like I have found the solution I’ve been looking for. I hate the idea of using plastic and washing it down the drain. It’s bad for the environment and it’s bad for global temperatures. Most of my art is about the environment, so there was a mismatch. These paints are very easy to use. I like the fluid consistency and there’s something about the vehicle used that makes the colors more intense than the ones in the tubes. This is very helpful in terms of how much color space you can use with these paints. There are still some gaps in colors available, however, this selection is quite respectable, and I feel, with the addition of a few other pigments, I might be able to get off plastic paint altogether. I will say also that the metallics are beautiful. The gold is somewhat transparent while the other two are pretty dense. I’m including a color chart just for your information. I just did some mixes to see what they would do. I think this is well worth the effort and I’ll probably do more. It’s helpful to understand your pigments, so that you feel like you can utilize your own inner voice while you’re painting, I initially bought the 1 ounce just to try them out. Recently I bought the 4 ounce set during a sale. I’m pretty sure I’ll be buying the 16 ounce set during the Earth Day sale. I intend for these paints to take the place of my traditional acrylic eventually. I should also mention, I love the black. It is the same pigment used in Daniel Smith’s lunar black that granulates in watercolor. If you add “too much”water to the black, so that it runs down your canvas, it will start to granulate. I love that effect. So much better than using bone black or amorphous black that most acrylic blacks are because you’re not using charred bones of animals. The one ounce bottles are a little hard for me to squeeze. I’m hoping the 4 ounce bottles will be easier. I like that they are recycled bottles even though I know drives up the price point. This company tries to make the right choices at every step and you have to respect that!

Love it

After painting for forty years, I have finally found the best resource for my paints!!!!!

Good paints, glad to know they are also non-toxic!

A useful chart showing the actual colour plus what it looks like when mixed with Titanium White Rutile. I shall want to make my own colour chart to see precise colours, but this is a handy guide.