The Best Acrylic Painting Tools for Realism (paint, brushes, canvas + MORE)

Want to paint hyperrealistic art but overwhelmed by all the art supplies out there? Here’s what I actually use in my studio after years of testing! In this video, I’ll show you the paints that changed how I work (Tri-Art Liquid Acrylics), my go-to brushes for fine details, the best canvas for realism, and one palette that I love. ► Get 10% off Tri-Art products at https://tri-art.ca using code: AMARINSLYKLEMA (Yes — I earn a small commission if you wou use the code, and it helps support the channel!) ►My Recommended Beginner Colors (Tri-Art Liquid Acrylics) If you’re just starting out with Tri-Art Liquid Acrylics, here’s a versatile selection of highly pigmented, fluid paints that work beautifully in layered techniques: 1. Ultramarine Blue 2. Phthalo Blue (Green Shade) 3. Bismuth Yellow Light 4. Quinacridone Red or Magenta 5. Pyrrole Red 6. Burnt Sienna 7. Mars Black 8. Titanium White 9. Yellow Ochre 10. Phthalo Green (Blue Shade) Optional additions: Dioxazine Purple, Raw Umber, Cobalt Teal, Red Oxide Palette: Non-Stick Peel-Off Palette by Tri-Art (highly recommended!) More videos: • How I paint hyperrealism: [link naar video] • Full process vlog: [link naar procesvideo] Other products shown in this video: Old Holland New Masters: - Old Holland Bright Violet - Indolinone Orange Winsor & Newton: - Perm. SAP Green - PHTH Green YL SHD Brushes Synthetic Rigger Brushes from Da Vinci: NR. 0, NR. 1, NR. 10/0, NR. 5/0 Canvas: Belgian Linen (Brussel Linen) stretched on aluminium frame. Subscribe for more behind-the-scenes of my painting process, supply tips, and time-lapse painting videos. #realisticpainting #artmaterials #triartacrylic #hyperrealism #paintingprocess #artistlife #arttools