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Ranger Dyan Reaveley Dylusions Paint | Antique Cream, 1 oz

Brand: RANGER INK
The Ranger Dyan Reaveley Dylusions Paint – Antique Cream is a semi-opaque acrylic paint in a soft cream shade, ideal for art journaling, mixed media and layered backgrounds. It dries quickly to a matte finish and becomes waterproof once dry, making it easy to continue with stamping, stenciling, doodling and additional layers. Antique Cream works beautifully as a quiet neutral base, a soft highlight or a way to balance stronger Dylusions colors.
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The Ranger Dyan Reaveley Dylusions Paint – Antique Cream is a semi-opaque 1 oz / 29 ml acrylic paint developed for art journaling and mixed media techniques. It dries quickly to a matte finish and becomes waterproof once dry, making it especially useful for layered work, doodling and writing over painted surfaces. The Dylusions range is designed around expressive color and layered mixed media, with paints that work naturally together across journals and creative projects.

Antique Cream is a soft warm cream with a subtle neutral character. Use it as a background, to lighten selected areas or as a transition shade between stronger colors. It pairs beautifully with earthy tones, pinks, corals, greens and blues, bringing balance and breathing space to bold mixed media palettes.

👉 Features:

  • Semi-opaque acrylic paint with quick drying
  • Dries to a matte, waterproof finish
  • Ideal for layering, doodling, stamping and stenciling
  • Color: Antique Cream

📐 Volume: 1 fl. oz. (29 ml)

👍 Ideal for: art journaling, mixed media, backgrounds, collage, stamping, stenciling, layering, doodling, card making and paper crafts.

Inspiration Tip: Reach for Antique Cream instead of pure white when you want to lighten a bold background without creating harsh contrast. Apply it lightly over dry layers with a dry brush or brayer and allow traces of the colors underneath to remain visible.