Description
Daniel Smith's Sap Green is wonderful-the hue we love with the permanency we need. This non-fugitive formulation creates deep forest shadow-green mixed with French Ultramarine and mossy golden-greens and green-browns when mixed with Burnt Sienna or Quinacridone Sienna or Burnt Orange. Sap Green mixes well with most pigments and leaves a stained residue when lifted. In the French Ultramarine or Quinacridone mixtures mentioned above, squeegee or knife areas to reveal the Sap Green stain and to create blades of spring-shiny grasses within deeper or mossy passages. | ASTM Lightfastness Rating: Excellent - Not yet rated by ASTM - Rating based on Daniel Smith's independent testing. Transparency: Transparent Granulating: Yes Staining: Medium (PO48 PY150 PG7) |
by Robyn C.
I just love this Sap green! Great by itself, or mixed to vary the shade. Very versatile and works beautifully on the page.
by Jan C.
I've been using Daniel Smith Sap Green for many years and it's one of the most versatile colours in my palette. It is the base to mix any type of green, from fresh spring green ( +Aureolin), to rose leaves (+ translucent orange), pine leaves ( + Alizarin Crimson and Pthalo Blue), and so it goes. All these other colours I've mentioned are Schminke watercolours, which I think are best with some of Daniel Smith's unique pigments. Thanks also to Seniors for fantastic service!
by Pamela Dunne
Great colour for Australian greens. Again a rich pigment with good transparency.
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