Great review! Thank you. I'm just getting into acrylic painting and I bought a Masters Touch set with 18 small tubes. I immediately noticed how creamy and smooth they were. I also love how rich the pigment is. Going from the super cheap craft paints to Masters touch was night and day - although i'll still use the craft paints when i want to get duller more muted pigment.

You’re the first channel who has used masters touch when review paint, thank you 🙏🏻

Thank you! I made an impulse purchase of Masters Touch and Basics acrylic paints last night, and I'm glad those are quality paints. :)

Thank you SO MUCH for this comprehensive review. I couldn’t find a visual review like this anywhere else. 🥺🥰🙏🏼

Hey you miss counted the Master’s touch! The points add up to 18 not 16! Thanks for the review!!! I was given Master’s touch as a present!!

Love this scientific method to test things. I do the same for acrylic paint pouring and this was awesome.

Nicely done. I also believe much of a test like this can vary due to the artist's personal likings in the personality of the paints, as well as what each painter is looking for in color, movement, and strength of the paint.Coverage should be the same for me as it is for you. But how a paint feels for me may be different than the feel you are looking for. So there are variables, but an artist should have a pretty good idea about what to expect from the paints they are using. If I buy a certain color, and the paint is a different color, then we do have a problem. Some people like a more watery paint, whereby others want something more creamy while another may want something even stiffer and not as shiny. After your years of being an artist and working with the paints of different companies, I know you understand what I'm talking about. You have also gotten to understand the personality of the companies producing the paints, and what to expect for the feel, the color correctness, etc., of the paints you've worked with over time. I work with Masters Touch, and have always liked the color consistency, and how it lays on the canvas. Thank you for you video.

I honestly love master's touch. I use that and FW ink or Bombay ink for my canvases.

From these i like more Winsor and Newton and after Basic . I have used both and they are pretty good . If you can't afford the Heavy Body they are decent paints .The bad side of these paint is that they don't use expensive and very opaque pigments like cadmium , cobalt and so on , they are far more diluted and the color shift in some cases is pretty evident . The yellow you tested is made with arylide yellow usually a trasparent pigment than it's expected to be trasparent or semi-trasparant then you will need a lot of layers to cover the line no matter what . You find the same color in the artist line and they behave pretty similar but you have the option to buy a real cadmium yellow that it's totally opaque and you will cover the line in just 1-2 layers . Cool review btw 🙂

this was informative and helps when you're new like me. thx

My favorites are Liquitex Basics and Windsor Newton Student Acrylics. I have painted $600 canvases with Basics and Windsor paints.

Very interesting and good to know as a newbie to painting in this Coronavirus Pandemic self isolation.

Thanks! My wife has requested that I move back to Acrylics because I have a tendancy to ruin my utility shorts. =) Wondering if I stick with learning with Master's Touch before going to Golden Heavy Body.... thanks for the video.

On your final tally it looks like Master's Touch got an 18, but the total says 16. Did I miss something? Otherwise a very helpful video!

There's only Reeves and Liquitex Basic here in my area. What is your ultimate recommendation between the two?

What type of brush do you recommend?

thank you for making this! masters touch is on sale right now so i wanted to see if it’s any good. i normally use liquitex basics. i’m gonna buy some. just out of curiousity have you ever tried masters touch heavy body acrylics? i haven’t seemed to find any reviews on it. oh and i subscribed :)

Hi! Loved this review. I was wondering, would you recommend liquitex basics as an entry level paint for someone on a budget? I was thinking of purchasing a range of these as my beginner paint as they are available and affordable. The other brand available in my country is Winsor & Newton, although it is around 20-30% more expensive. Would really appreciate your thoughts on these

I have been using masters touch familiar years and all of a sudden the ingredients in it is triggering my asthma. I am not sure if they change their ingredients or what

Why does Master’s Touch always feel sticky? And does not paint on smoothly?

Hi, is any of these water proof?

What about pebeo...what do people think?

"i have more paint hiding in my closet" loool

Can you make a video on brushes please

The really cheap-o paints stink like ammonia and...industrial waste. LOL. That's one big take away from learning about different brands of inexpensive acrylic paints.

Yeah, Dick Blick Acrylic paint is terrible. Lumpy, cruddy, blechhh.

The green you using totaly different colors of green to try to cover a line, not a fair test.

The guitar music is annoying.