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Emerald green
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Emerald Green – The Mineral Brilliance
PG18 – Semi-transparent – Granular
Emerald Green is a brilliant and mineral hue, prized for its softness and granulation. Derived from the hydrated chromium oxide pigment, it offers exceptional stability and excellent lightfastness.
Emerald Green is a brilliant and mineral hue, prized for its softness and granulation. Derived from the hydrated chromium oxide pigment, it offers exceptional stability and excellent lightfastness.
This slightly bluish green evokes the deep tones of precious stones and lush foliage. Its natural granulation adds texture and relief to works, making it ideal for depicting plant or aquatic landscapes.
When mixed, it forms rich and nuanced greens. Combine it with light Isaro yellow, saffron yellow, or nickel yellow to create soft greens perfect for spring. Paired with ultramarine blue, it creates deep, shaded greens, while with a touch of burnt umber, it transforms into a more subdued and natural green.
Emerald Green is a vibrant color that adds brilliance and contrast to the palette, making it ideal for bringing life to plant scenes, floral compositions, or marine
A41
Data sheet
- Pigment:
- PG18
- Mono-pigmented:
- Yes
- Granulation:
- Moderately granular
- Opacity:
- Semi-transparent
- Tint power:
- Low
- Pigment family:
- Synthetic mineral pigment
- Binder:
- Distilled water, gum arabic, honey, vegetal glycerine
- Cotation - Blue lightfastness scale:
- 8
- Lightfastness:
- Excellent
- Percentage of méthylisothiazolinone (preserservative):
- between 0,1 and 0,7%
- Colors
- green
Emerald Green – The Mineral Brilliance
PG18 – Semi-transparent – Granular
Emerald Green is a brilliant and mineral hue, prized for its softness and granulation. Derived from the hydrated chromium oxide pigment, it offers exceptional stability and excellent lightfastness.
I really care about who my colors are for. If I do this job it is above all not to satisfy customers or gain market share but to satisfy artists. So I hope that they can be seduced by the power of the colors and their brightness.