00:00If you've ever stood in an art store staring at a wall of oil paint tubes, completely overwhelmed
00:04and quietly panicking about your bank account, yeah, same. So I went down a rabbit hole, dug
00:10through hundreds of listings and thousands of real buyer reviews, and pulled together the 5
00:14best oil paint tube deals for canvas artists right now. Some of these are under 5 bucks,
00:20and honestly, a couple of them surprised me. Starting things off is the Windsor & Newton
00:2545ml fine oil color tube, and this one's the crowd favorite for a reason. It comes in 54 different
00:32colors, which means you're not stuck mixing forever just to get one specific shade of green.
00:37The pigment is stable and buttery, it spreads nicely on canvas without fighting you, and it
00:42plays well with both pallet knives and brushes. At $5.32 a tube, with nearly 5,000 sold and a
00:494.9
00:50rating, this is the one I'd hand to a beginner and an experienced painter alike.
00:54It's just solid, dependable paint. Next up is the Windsor & Newton fine oil color that comes in both
01:0145ml and 170ml sizes. The big draw here is that 170ml option if you're someone who burns through
01:10titanium white or a base earth tone like it's nothing, buying the jumbo tube saves you a genuine
01:14amount of money over time. Same stable pigment, same smooth consistency, just more of it.
01:21It's $6.04 to start, sitting at a 4.7 rating with over 4800 sold.
01:27If you paint large canvases, this is the smart pick.
01:31Coming in third, we've got the Windsor & Newton set that pairs 45ml tubes with smaller 12ml tubes.
01:38And I actually really like the thinking behind this one.
01:42You get the big tubes for your workhorse colors and the little ones for those specialty shades you only
01:47reach for occasionally so you're not paying full price for a giant tube of magenta that'll dry out
01:51before you finish it. It's $11.20 for the set, rated 4.8, and it's a genuinely practical starter kit
01:59if
01:59you're building a palette from scratch. At number 4 is the Windsor & Newton 45ml pigment tube,
02:06and this is the versatile one of the bunch. The listing covers oil, acrylic, wash, even
02:11watercolor-style pigment, so if you're the kind of artist who likes bouncing between surfaces,
02:16fabric, glass, canvas, whatever, this gives you room to experiment.
02:20At $4.44, it's the cheapest tube on this list, with almost 4000 sold and a 4.7 rating.
02:28If you just want to test colors without committing serious cash, start here.
02:33And finishing us off, the Windsor & Newton 45ml tube aimed at canvas painting and DIY projects,
02:39and this one has something none of the others do, a perfect 5-star rating.
02:43Now, it's got fewer reviews than the others at around 3,700 sold, but a clean 5 stars is not
02:49nothing. People are consistently mentioning the rich color payoff and how well it holds up once
02:54it's dried on canvas. $4.52.
02:59If you want the highest-rated option here and you're painting on canvas specifically,
03:03that's a pretty easy yes.
03:05All 5 links are sitting down in the description below, so go grab whichever one fits your setup.
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03:18Thanks for watching, now go paint something.
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