No before and afters, sorry. I use bare study paint pot, which is exactly like painterly, except with a little shimmer to it.

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Dried up MAC Paint Pot; Spatula; Blow dryer for melting; Paper Towel; Follow these steps to revive dried up MAC Paint Pot. Lay a paper towel to prevent unnecessary mess or spillage and place the paint pot on it; Turn on the blow dryer and use it to warm up the paint pot. This will help to soften the product which will make it easier to mix. I am interested in buying a mac paint pot in painterly and was wondering if it could be used as a base or primer. I've seen people use it for that but I'd like to know how well it actually works before I go to mac because I'm torn between buying their actual primer or the paint pot.

I use it with all powder shadows and it works really, really well. I have found, however, that it does not work so well with cream shadows.

I've tried it with Benefit and Bobbie Brown cream shadows and it was horrible. But for MAC powders, it is fantastic and I wouldn't be without it.

And yes, it does seem to intensify the colors. At least with both MAC and Chanel, which is mainly what I'm using lately for powdered e/s. I use Rubenesque as a base a lot. It's sort of a salmon-y color with iridescent gold, but when I put it on it just blends into my skin & looks sheer gold. I wear it under a lot of different colors & the gold really only shows in pics. As far as a base, it works better than using nothing, but not as well as an actual primer IMO. The color does fade eventually and with some shadows it creases.

One day I used Laura Geller Eye Spackle, then applied Paint Pot, then shadows on top. That looked AMAZING!