Aero Color acrylic inks

Review: Whether you use a pen or an airbrush, these premium acrylic inks provide punchy colour with a fun twist.

5 Star Rating

Our Verdict

Easy to work with and offering glorious colour that won't fade once it's dry, these fun and practical inks might change your attitude to acrylics.

For

  • Perfect for both airbrushes and pens
  • Vivid colours across the spectrum
  • Extra effect colours

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Acrylic paints have come a long way in the past 20 years. They don't hold the prestige of old-school oils, but they're nipping at their heels in terms of colour range, pigment quality and their finished colour. 

Acrylic paints in liquid ink form, like these, are a firm favourite with airbrush artists. As with all acrylics, the speedy drying times and water resistance when dry make this an ideal medium for a number of applications – and there are plenty of uses for acrylic inks besides airbrushing.

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The Verdict
10

out of 10

Aero Color acrylic inks

Easy to work with and offering glorious colour that won't fade once it's dry, these fun and practical inks might change your attitude to acrylics.

Rob Lunn is a self-taught painter, and loves to paint in oils. His influences are Vincent van Gogh, Caravaggio and Ilya Repin. He has taught art workshops since 2012 and gets a real buzz from teaching people to draw and paint. He has contributed to Paint & Draw magazine and bookazines, and has also provided traditional art tutorials for Creative Bloq.