Re: Tempera paints

From: The Austin's (whest177_at_TeacherArtExchange)
Date: Sun Feb 24 2002 - 14:05:28 PST

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I definately agree! I tried Sax's Tru-Color Tempera for the first time this year. Normally I have to hide my acrylic cause the students (middle and high school) like using it so well. Now they want to use my tempera! :-)
~Michal

>I find that Sax's brand- True Color Tempera is the best. Far exceeds Crayola in intensity and density. They now have a superior version in the 2002 catalog. Also check out the neat new stuff on the back cover. I hope to see the stuff at NAEA.

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