ArtMe Paint: Official Airbrush Mediums, Glow in the Dark Craft Colors and Creative Art Supplies

ArtMe paint sets cover acrylic, gouache, iridescent and leather work, so the idea in your head can land on canvas, wood, fabric or a pair of sneakers without a fight.

Color That Stays

Every ArtMe acrylic paint and gouache here is heavy on pigment, so one or two coats give you solid, even coverage. The finish holds up over time too: no dull, faded patches months later, no streaks where the brush dragged.

For Any Level

The paint goes on smooth and stays exactly where you put it. That matters just as much for a first sketch at the kitchen table as it does for a paid commission with a deadline.

Canvas to Furniture

Choose Your Paint Set

Each kit is built around a specific surface, technique or stage of practice. Compare the colors and sizes below, then tap the button to see what the set costs today.

ARTME 112-color gouache paint set in jelly cup carrying case

112-Color Gouache Paint Set, 12g Jelly Cups

112 gouache colors in one portable carrying case, each shade sitting in its own twin jelly cup so nothing dries out or gets mixed up between sessions. The finish comes out rich and opaque, and it behaves just as well on paper as it does on canvas. If you want the full palette in one box, start here.

Iridescent acrylic paint set, 20 chameleon colors, by ARTME

20-Color Iridescent Acrylic Paint Set: Chameleon Shades

Tilt the piece and the color moves. These 20 chameleon acrylics shift tone as the light changes, adding depth and a metallic sheen that flat paint simply can’t fake. Use them on canvas, wood, fabric, ceramic and plenty of other surfaces.

Gouache paint set, 36 colors, with brushes and palette

36-Color Gouache Paint Set with Brushes, 12ml

36 gouache colors, brushes and a palette, all packed into one compact carrying case. Nothing else to buy, nothing to hunt for: open the lid and you can start painting the same evening. A balanced palette for beginners and anyone who wants a grab-and-go kit.

ARTME iridescent acrylic paint set, 250 ml bottles, 20 colors

20-Color Iridescent Acrylic Paint Set, 250 ml Bottles

The big-bottle version: 20 color-shifting acrylics in 250 ml bottles, with a paint knife in the box. Enough paint for large canvases, murals and batch projects, so you’re not rationing your favorite shade halfway through. Works on canvas, rocks, wood and fabric, for artists and beginners alike.

Gouache paint set, 56 colors in 30 ml cups, by ARTME

56-Color Gouache Paint Set in 30 ml Cups

Big 30 ml cups, 56 colors and a carrying case you can grab on the way out. Artists, students and beginners get a wide range to play with, plus enough paint in every cup that your favorite shades don’t run dry after two projects.

Acrylic leather paint set, 20 colors in 30 ml bottles

Leather Paint Set: 20 Acrylic Colors, 30ml

20 acrylic colors made for leather and nothing else. The paint bonds firmly and keeps its color, whether you’re customizing sneakers, reviving a worn jacket or giving a faded sofa or car seat a second life. Pick a shade, prep the surface, and paint it the way you’ve pictured it.

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About brand

ArtMe started with a simple idea: good paint shouldn’t cost a small fortune, and choosing a set shouldn’t eat up an evening of research. Artists, students and hobbyists were the people in mind from day one. Each product earns its spot by balancing three things: pigment quality, how easy it is to handle and a fair price.

The brand works across arts and crafts, making acrylic, gouache and watercolor paints along with brushes and painting accessories, and every product goes through inspection before it reaches you. Beyond the classic sets, the lineup reaches into more specific corners: iridescent acrylics, leather paint for shoes and jackets, soft permanent fabric paint, water-based airbrush paint, and glow in the dark colors for Halloween decor and night-time crafts.

Canvas painting, custom sneakers, a piece of furniture: there’s a set for each job, checked for strong adhesion, steady color and a finish that lasts on different surfaces. Selection stays practical, packaging is made to be used, and descriptions say plainly what’s in the box. Less time figuring out what to buy, more time with a brush in your hand.

According to the brand, millions of people who love painting have already picked up ArtMe. The catalog keeps growing for artists across the US, and the approach hasn’t changed: solid materials, honest descriptions and a simple path from choosing a set to opening it.

FAQ

What’s in the range, and which surfaces does it cover?

The lineup includes acrylic, gouache, iridescent and leather paint sets, each built for a particular technique. Depending on the set, you can paint on canvas, paper, wood, rock, fabric, ceramic or leather. Every product description lists the surfaces it’s made for, so you can check the match before you buy.

Who is it for, and are there any limits?

Beginners get organized sets and paint that goes on easily, so the first project doesn’t turn into a struggle. Seasoned painters, illustrators and designers use the same sets for daily work, commissions and larger pieces, thanks to the strong pigment and wide color range. The one limit: the sets are meant for adults and older children, so younger kids should paint with an adult nearby.

How do I get started, and how fast will I see results?

Open the set, lay out what you need and start. Some kits come with brushes, palettes or a paint knife, others are paint only, and each description says which is which, so there are no surprises at checkout. Results show from the first coat, and the acrylics dry quickly, so you can build layers in a single session.

Is the paint non-toxic and safe to use at home?

Yes. The paint sets are non-toxic and fine for use at home or in a studio, in any indoor space where you like to work.

How long does the paint keep once it’s open?

Keep the lids screwed on tight and store the paint away from direct sun and extreme heat or cold, and it holds its quality for a long time. The jelly cup sets go a step further, since the cup design stops paint from drying out between sessions. Once on the surface, the acrylics dry firm without cracking or crumbling.

Why is it priced higher than no-name craft paint?

Bargain sets usually cut corners on pigment, and you pay for it later with streaks, extra coats and colors that go flat. ArtMe sits in the middle: pigment strong enough for real projects, at a price that doesn’t punish you for trying something new. Affordable quality art supplies is the whole reason the brand exists.

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Clients Thought

Artists and hobbyists from all over the country weigh in on the ArtMe paint range: what they made, how the paint behaved and whether they’d buy it again.

Bought the iridescent acrylic set for a college project and honestly expected very little for the price. The color shift turned out to be the real deal, and coverage stayed even from one edge of the canvas to the other. Already planning my next order.

Rachel H., 24

Customer

Over the years I’ve gone through a handful of gouache brands, and ArtMe stands its ground next to sets that cost a lot more. The jelly cups keep the paint fresh from one session to the next, which fixed a problem I kept running into with other brands.

Marcus W., 38

Customer

I ordered several sets for my students, and the reaction from the class was almost entirely positive. Bright colors, solid packaging, and every box showed up intact. For classroom use, it’s an easy pick.

Patricia O., 52

Customer

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