Daler Rowney System3 Acrylics are a very popular acrylic paint range that is lightfast and durable.
System3 Starter and Introduction Sets
These two sets are initial starter sets designed for those who are curious about acrylic painting and would just like to try them for the first time. The starter set (AYSET1) consists of 6 x 22ml tubes: Titanium White, Cadmium Yellow Hue, Cadmium Red Hue, Ultramarine, Emerald and Burnt Umber. The Introduction set (AYSET2) consists of 10 x 22ml tubes of the following colours: Titanium White, Lemon Yellow, Cadmium Yellow (Hue), Cadmium Red (Hue), Crimson, Ultramarine, Emerald, Yellow Ochre, Burnt Umber and Mars Black.
Process Set (AYSET3)
System3 process colours are synthetic, ultra-bright colours, and this set is perfect if you are thinking of using the paint to render a poster or other brightly coloured piece of artwork. The colours in the set are Process Black, Titanium White, Process Magenta, Process Cyan, and Process Yellow – the tubes are 75ml.
Original Set (AYSET5)
System3 original colours are earth hues perfect for painting portraits or landscapes. The colours in the set are Burnt Umber, Ultramarine, Cadmium Red (Hue), Cadmium Yellow (Hue), and Titanium White – the tubes are 75ml.
System3 Selection Set, 8 x 75ml tubes (AYSET4)
A basic palette set consisting of primary colours and harmonious earth hues, all of which will mix well with one another. Colours in the set are Titanium White, Cadmium Yellow (Hue), Cadmium Red (Hue), Ultramarine, Sap Green, Yellow Ochre, Burnt Umber and Mars Black.
System3 Screen Printing Set (RDRS1) Screen Printing requires quite a lot of equipment, and it can be costly and highly space-consuming to equip yourself with a full-size screen in your studio. This set offers the ideal solution. It is easy to use and contains everything you need to try screen printing in the comfort of your own home or studio. Ideal for any budding screen printers, from young adults to professional artists looking for an excursion away from their usual painting practice.
