Gouache
Like watercolours, gouache is a water-soluble "tempera" paint. The main difference between the two is that gouache is opaque. Its use in schools has often wrongly given it the reputation of a medium reserved for children and students. Famous artists such as Raoul Dufy have shown otherwise.
The opacity of gouache is made full use of in Pebeo's range of pigment-rich paints. The surface coverage of gouache and resistance to light, and its velvety matt finish will delight adult artists as well as children!
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Rich in pigments and very opaque, T7 is a very high quality extra-fine gouache.
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Developed for students and professionals alike, the colours are intense and lively and retain their brilliance after drying.
