Placrylic™ Eco Green Paint

Placrylic™ is a limited edition ground breaking plant paint for artists

Placrylic™ is an artist paint

Placrylic™ behaves similar: acrylic paint

Placrylic™ is a plant paint that behaves similar to the acrylic paint used by artists, but unlike acrylic paints which are made of plastic (a microplastic), placrylic is plastic free, and when mixed with plant based pigments, produces a unique limited edition artist paint

I’m artist hana, like you I am an artist, I invented Placrylic™ in July 2020 during the pandemic, at first because I couldn’t stand the smell of artists paints, and after years of research, discovering how much acrylic paint contributes to bad health and climate problems

Artists and designers including Keith Coventry, Heather Dawn Batchelor, Sean Ward, JC Shadows, Katie Willes, Rebecca Klodt, Bex Wilkinson, Craig Marshall Smith and many more

Putting an end to toxic paint waste

• Artist Hana invented Placrylic which is a plastic free alternative to acrylic paints, safer and better for you and the environment. Acrylic titanium white is toxic to aquatic life. We are trying to put an end to toxic paint waste.

Nature Conservacy

• Placrylic supports the well thought out plant a billion trees mission, planting trees that are most needed where they are needed. In fact, all of the efforts of nature.org, are important to Artist Hana, who has been supporting their priorities for over a decade. Protecting Land and Water is the Nature Conservacy Priority artist hana is currently in alignment with.

Carbon Neutrality

• Every Year, we make a donation to the nature conservacy’s carbon footprint calculator priority, and ensure that artist hana stays carbon neutral, offsetting all carbon emissions.

Yes it does.

Placrylic can be used with acrylics.

For historical purposes, it would be better not to mix Placrylic with other paints, as it will be easier for an art restoration expert to preserve your artwork.

Yes, we recommend Liquitex, artist hana is working on creating the full colours artists need.

However, we believe that climate change is a process, and if you need to use acrylic with placrylic, you can

Just remember, for historical purposes to mention ‘Placrylic on Canvas’ so that art historians know, your painting contained this groundbreaking new paint.

You will need

A recycled glass muller

A recycled a glass slab

A palette knife

Safety Mask

Instructions

Pour pigment on glass slab

Add desired quantity of Placrylic gel medium

Grind and mix finely with glass muller or palette knife

Remember to wear your safety mask

Yes

You can Varnish it

I use Montana Varnish Gloss

Please only use it for the next two years, it causes reproductive harm and cancer if used long term - crazy I know, but no one has bothered to invent a better alternative

I am still doing research into a more sustainable option, however Montana used with a MASK, OUTSIDE!! Is best

I did find a natural varnish non-toxic varnish but it is sold out..send me an email, if it comes back in stock I will get it for you

Yes

Yes you can

Drying time…FAST: 30 mins to 2 hours

Black Pigment = longer drying time

The Smell… the plants have healing properties but if you don’t like the smell of strong grass, use it in a well-ventilated room and leave the windows open in the room where it dries

Protect the work from sun in the first few weeks

You can varnish your work within 24 hours

Can you use it on cotton canvas? Yes

Can you use it on cotton fabric? Yes

Can you use it on Linen fabric? Yes

Can you use it on Linen Canvas? Yes

Can you use it on Paper? Yes

Can you use it on untreated wood? Yes

Can it be restored? Yes, research in progress

UK: 3 to 7 Days

Rest of the World: 7 to 14 days

All orders will be delivered via the fastest most sustainable way possible, usually UPS, we try to batch order deliveries going to the same location to help the environment