A single pigment opaque bright green with a strong blue undertone. The cobalt green pigment, also known as Rinman's green, was discovered in 1780 by Swedish chemist and mineralogist Sven Rinman, when making a compound of cobalt and zinc. The pigment is magnetic at room temperature (Series 4)

Heavy Body Artist Acrylic Paint, previously referred to as High Viscosity, has a thick consistency for traditional art techniques using brushes or knives, as well as for experimental, mixed media, collage and printmaking applications. Impasto applications retain crisp brush stroke and knife marks. Good surface drag provides excellent handling and blending characteristics with increased open-working time. High pigment load produces rich, brilliant, permanent color.

USES AND TECHNIQUES
Impasto: Thick applications with brush stroke and knife marks
Traditional Acrylic Painting on canvas or panel
Experimental Acrylic Painting
Collage and Mixed Media
Acrylic Printmaking: Screen Printing, Mono Prints, Block Prints