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Tempera Tubs

New concept in children's paint

Tempera Tubs give the young artist the opportunity to express themselves using many techniques normally never experienced pre Secondary School.

From heavy 'IMPASTO' and 'SGRAFFITO' (using a pallet knife or plastic alternative), to 'DRY BRUSH' and delicate wet brush transparent 'WASHES'.

Tempera Tub paint is a very heavy paste that will not spill. Formulated especially for the young user to give all the safety and easy clean properties of regular ready mixed paints.

Features

Heavy paste consistency.
Concentrated paint.
Simple Tempera paint formulation.
Wheat and gluten free.

Benefits

Will not spill
Increase versatility - Use undiluted with a plastic card/dry brush or dilute with a wet brush
Safe for the young user with all the easy clean properties of regular ready mixed

Colours

Yellow Ochre

White

Purple

Burnt Sienna

Brilliant Yellow

Brilliant Red

Brilliant Green

Brilliant Blue

Black

Orange

Additional Information

Product Variants

TTMPxx: 70ml tubs - single colours
TTMP: 12 x 70ml tubs - assorted set (2 black, 2 white, Brilliant Blue, Brilliant Red, Brilliant Green, Brilliant Yellow, Burnt Sienna, Yellow Ochre, Purple and Orange)

Special Information

'Wet Brush' & Delicate 'WASHES'
Use a wet brush to easily work up colour to give excellent coverage to simply paint... Or alternatively explore 'wet in wet' blending, 'bleeding', 'feathering', transparent glazes' and 'resists'.
'Dry Brush'
Use a dry brush, damp brush or even a piece of fabric to experiment with 'scumbling' and 'detailing effects'.
'Impasto'
Use a pallet knife, an old plastic card or even an old comb to discover more textured effects using 'Impasto' and 'Sgraffito' methods.
Colour Mixing
Tempera Tub paint being a heavy paste in constancy can be mixed using a stiff art tool like a pallet knife or an old plastic card to blend the colours to create new colours.
Crazed Effects
Interesting crazed effects can be obtained when the paint is applied in thicker layers.

Creative Ideas

Information and Downloads

Storage Information

Store in a cool place out of direct sunlight.
Always replace the cap when not in use.

Washing Information

Paints do stain
Always wear protective clothing

Wet Stains: Absorb as much of the paint as possible. Wash with plenty of liquid detergent and warm water. Branded makes of washing-up liquid or household soap are particularly effective. When as much of the stain as possible has been removed, wash in normal way. Repeat if necessary allowing detergent to rest on fabric if necessary. Avoid using strong detergent, bleach and organic solvents. Hand washing can be more effective than machine washing. Do not iron.

Dry Stains: Scrub with nail brush, hand wash in warm (not hot) water with liquid detergent. Repeat as per wet stains. It may be necessary to repeat this process several times.

Further Information

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Brian Clegg