Cryla Acrylic Paint Supplies
CRYLA PRODUCTSWhat is Cryla artists’ acrylic?
Daler-Rowney Cryla is a range of artists’ acrylic paints and complementary brushes that date back to the 1960s. The Daler-Rowney Cryla range has been the professional's choice since 1963 when it was launched in Europe as the first of its kind.
Cryla artists’ acrylic paints
Cryla acrylic paint is one of the leading choices for acrylic paints in the UK, providing a beautiful, heavy-bodied colour with a high loading of permanent, lightfast pigments. This gives the paint a unique heavy, buttery feel under the brush, and gives a textured and lifted look on the paint surface. The Cryla acrylics are also praised for their minimal colour shift, meaning you can paint with confidence, knowing that your colours will remain consistent when drying.
The variety of colours available in the Cryla acrylic range is one of the main appeals. You’ll find the standard colours you have come to expect, alongside unique shades such as Nickel Titanate Yellow, Carmine Hue, Phthalo Turquoise and Golden Ochre. The rainbow of shades on offer in the Cryla acrylic range gives you flexibility when painting, and provides a wonderful scope to work with.
Cryla artists’ acrylic is a high-quality acrylic paint that is the ideal pick for a variety of creative endeavours. Whilst it is, of course, a classic choice for traditional painting, the Daler-Rowney Cryla acrylics are also a fantastic acrylic choice impasto technique, and acrylic pour painting too.
Tools within the Cryla range
Many artists choose to complement their use of Cryla acrylic paints with Cryla brushes. These specialist brushes have natural-look synthetic fibres that offer good, even performance and strong levels of durability, especially when used with Cryla acrylic paints. The Cryla brushes also hold their spring with acrylics and come to a fine point and chisel edge every time.
Artists who work with both dry brush techniques and wet brush techniques successfully use the Cryla brushes from the Cryla acrylic range, so a variety of finishes and creative approaches are possible within the Daler-Rowney Cryla range.
Some artists may also choose to work with a palette knife when using Cryla acrylic paints. It is popular with artists wanting to achieve a wide variety of impasto effects and result in a bold and striking finish.
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Cryla Features
High-quality paint
Made in England, with a rich history of quality and assurance.
Beautiful texture
Known for its buttery, thick texture, Cryla acrylic paint offers the best applicability with high flow.
A unique history
An iconic paint range as the first acrylic paint in Europe.
A rich variety of colours
Plenty of colour variety available throughout the Cryla range to help you achieve your creative goals.
Minimal colour shift
High-quality paint ensures a minimal colour shift when going from wet to dry, to ensure colour accuracy and consistency.
Versatile
A flexible paint, used across a multitude of techniques, including heavy body painting and impasto.
Complementary Cryla acrylic brushes
The complementary Cryla brushes work in harmony with the Cryla acrylic paints to create the perfect finish.
Made in England
Cryla acrylic colours are proudly crafted in the United Kingdom.
Discover the Daler-Rowney Cryla range
Explore the Daler-Rowney Cryla range in detail, and view the large range in its entirety to fully appreciate the variety and quality this range has to offer. The Cryla range is not only an important part of history but an exciting part of the art industry’s future, and one of the best choices for acrylic works.
Cryla acrylic painting products
Cryla Artists' Acrylic
Daler-Rowney Cryla Artists' Acrylic Paints are the first acrylic colour ever launched in Europe. They combine acrylic colour tradition and innovation. Cryla Artists’ Acrylic Paints are heavy body acrylic colours.
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Cryla Brushes
Daler-Rowney Cryla Brushes are designed for acrylic painting. All brushes have natural-look synthetic fibres that offer good, even performance and strong levels of durability.
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