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Deep Green Paste (CP) BASE PASTE
Deep Green Paste (CP) BASE PASTE
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Deep Green – Epoxy Pigment Paste (CP)
Opaque Base Cell Paste
Deep Green is a rich, grounded emerald with a slightly earthy undertone. From the reference, this shade leans toward a deep forest green with strong saturation. It reads bold and natural at the same time, sitting between classic emerald and a subtle camo-inspired tone.
This is a Colour Passion base cell paste, designed to create movement and separation in resin when layered correctly. It does not just sit flat. It interacts with surrounding colors to produce flowing effects and organic patterns.
This is a strong anchor color that adds depth and contrast to any palette.
Where this color works best
• botanical and nature-inspired artwork
• geodes with gold accents
• ocean pieces for deeper water tones
• earthy abstract pours
• mixing with yellows for olive tones
• pairing with neutrals like beige and parchment
• creating contrast in layered designs
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 formulated for resin art
Highly concentrated. Only a small amount needed for strong color
Color: Deep Green
Tone: Emerald / Forest Green
Finish: Smooth
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:
• allow paste to settle before opening
• stir thoroughly before use
• mix into epoxy resin to activate
• start with small amounts and build color
• allow resin to self-level for best movement
Safety:
Use in well ventilated area
Avoid eye and skin contact
Wear appropriate PPE
What to Know Before You Use It
• This is a base cell paste designed for movement, not just solid coverage
• Using less pigment can create softer transparency
• Layering technique will affect how the color behaves
• Works best when paired with contrasting tones
For best results:
• use as a base layer for cell effects
• combine with lighter or contrasting colors
• avoid overworking the resin
• allow the resin to move naturally
FAQ
Is this more emerald or forest green?
It sits between both, with a slightly earthy tone.
Is this a bright green?
No. It is deeper and more grounded.
Can I use this as a solid color?
Yes, but it is designed to create movement when layered.
Does this create cells on its own?
It contributes to cell formation when used in layered techniques.
What colors pair well with this?
Gold, beige, white, turquoise, and warm tones.
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