Inject bold, fiery energy into your artwork with Vermillion, a radiant red hue from the Matisse Structure Formula Series 3. This heavy-body acrylic offers strong opacity with vibrant undertones and buttery texture—ideal for impasto, rich layering, and expressive brush or palette-knife strokes. Use it for dramatic highlights, vivid compositions, florals, abstracts, and more.
Formulated with lightfast, professional-grade pigment, Vermillion is archival-quality and retains brilliant color over time. Compatible with all Matisse Structure and Flow paints and mediums, it delivers flexibility for glazing, shading, blending, and textural effects.
Key Features
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Bright, warm red tone with glowing intensity and full opacity
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Heavy-body consistency suited to textured brushwork and impasto
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Archival-quality pigment for long-lasting falter-free performance
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250 ml size offers great value for studio and classroom use
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Naturally blends with other Matisse Structure, Flow, and Fluid colours and mediums
Why You Should Buy
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Lifts artwork with dynamic red warmth and bold visual impact
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Excellent for layered colour, bold accents, and expressive painting styles
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Versatile for portraits, landscapes, floral, abstract, and mixed-media work
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Reliable, professional-quality paint trusted for consistency and permanence
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Large jar supports extended studio sessions and creative exploration
Usage Tips
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Apply straight from the tube to achieve rich, textured impasto strokes
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Thin with water or medium for dazzling glazes and soft layering
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Blend with white or deeper red tones for tonal variation and highlights
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Adjust flow, sheen, or drying time using compatible Matisse mediums (Flow, Gel, Impasto)
FAQs
Is Vermillion archival and lightfast?
Yes. Made with premium pigment formulated for lasting vibrancy and fade resistance.
Can I mix it with other Matisse colours?
Absolutely. Blends seamlessly with Structure, Flow, and Fluid paints for custom tones and layered depth.
Is it suitable for palette knife techniques?
Yes. Its thick, buttery formula retains sculptural texture and fine brushwork detail.
What visual effects can I achieve?
Use it alone for bright red highlights, or layer over other tones for rich shading and dimension.
