When I went to art school, the cost of paint was always a big expense, especially for projects that were just being done on paper and not canvas.
A single tube of Liquitex costs about $8 for a full size tube, and when you need 20 different colors that is $160.00.
Not all projects require the pigmentation count that Liquitex and Golden Acrylic paints contain. You pay a higher price for the higher quantity of pigmentation.
It makes sense, if you are selling a painting on Canvas for $1,000.00 then you definitely want to buy the highest quality of acrylic paint available, because someone is making an investment with their purchase.
But for most projects, whether you are a student, a new artist, practicing, creating for yourself or family, you may benefit from using a high quality paint that has a lower pigment count.
While they are available (I only have a limited quantity available and once they are gone, they are gone). Is this Anker brand set of Acrylic Paints.
It set contains 6 tubes of different colors.
Each tube is 2.58 Ounces (70 ML) which is much larger than other brands of similar quality.
Each box contains a cheapie brush, I recommend you always use a high quality brush, regardless of the pigment count in your paint, since the brush is the delivery tool and a good brush holds and releases paint better.
I currently have to versions of these Anker Acrylic Paint Sets Available.
One box is mainly primary colors you'll see in every paint set of every brand.