Bright Aqua BASE Paste (CP)

Bright Aqua is a vivid blue-green with a tropical water tone that sits between turquoise and teal. From the reference, this color reads bright and clean with high saturation, lighter than deep teal but stronger than soft aqua.

This is a Colour Passion base cell paste, meaning it’s designed to create movement and cellular effects when layered correctly in resin. It produces flowing separation and dynamic patterns rather than staying completely flat.

It’s a go-to color for ocean palettes, beach pieces, and anything that needs that punchy aqua pop.

Where this color works best

• ocean and wave artwork
• beach and tropical palettes
• resin cell techniques
• layered pours with contrast
• mixing with whites for lighter aqua
• pairing with deep blues for depth
• geodes with gold accents

Pastes from all brands can be mixed together to create custom shades and unique color combinations.

Made in Australia. Proudly sold in the US by Artist Till Death.

Product Information

High quality epoxy pigment paste made from finely ground pigments
Highly concentrated. Only a small amount needed for strong color

Color: Bright Aqua
Tone: Aqua / Turquoise Blue-Green
Finish: Smooth / Satin
Opacity: Opaque
Type: Base Cell Paste

Size:
50g

Shelf Life:
12+ months when stored sealed in a cool dry environment. Stir if separation occurs.

Instructions:
• Mix into epoxy resin to activate
• Start with small amounts and build color
• Use layering techniques for best cell effects
• Allow resin to self-level for movement

Safety:
Use in well ventilated area
Avoid eye and skin contact
Wear appropriate PPE

FAQ

Is this more blue or green?
It sits right in the middle, leaning slightly blue for that bright aqua look.

What makes this a base cell paste?
It’s formulated to create movement and cell patterns when layered with other pastes.

Can I use this as a solid color?
Yes, but it really shines when used in layered techniques.

Is this similar to Bermuda Bay?
Bright Aqua is lighter and more vibrant. Bermuda Bay is deeper and more saturated.

Does this need to be mixed into resin?
Yes. It will not cure on its own.