Olive Green Crayon - Next-Gen - Glass Alchemy
Details
Olive Green Crayon, is a darker version of Chartreuse Crayon. A dense, cadmium based green with yellow undertones. It is great for all applications and will remain dense when pulled down thin. This color is easy to work and is safe in all applications.
Working Tip: Pre-heat in outer flame. Avoid rapid heating.
Product Specifications:
Each rod is approximately 20" in length and 7mm in diameter.
Artist Description by Mike Shelbo:
"What you see is what you get here and what you get is an Olive Green that is straight out of the martini glass. Vibrant green opaque glass that when used with Red Crayon would perfectly replicate the color combo found in that which is shaken not stirred.
This color works smooth and creamy. Works like other crayon colors and prefers to be in the mid to outer region of the flame, but can come close to the torch tip in quick passes and light repeated spot heats. Lends well to sculptural work and blown work with 2mm or thicker color application. This color can also be blown thin between two layers of clear for a translucent effect.
Olive Green Crayon, 406 when applied onto itself for bit work or color design build-up, melts in well. It will not sublime or boil if you work it in slowly or help move things along with a graphite or metal tool."
Working Tip: Pre-heat in outer flame. Avoid rapid heating.
Product Specifications:
Each rod is approximately 20" in length and 7mm in diameter.
Artist Description by Mike Shelbo:
"What you see is what you get here and what you get is an Olive Green that is straight out of the martini glass. Vibrant green opaque glass that when used with Red Crayon would perfectly replicate the color combo found in that which is shaken not stirred.
This color works smooth and creamy. Works like other crayon colors and prefers to be in the mid to outer region of the flame, but can come close to the torch tip in quick passes and light repeated spot heats. Lends well to sculptural work and blown work with 2mm or thicker color application. This color can also be blown thin between two layers of clear for a translucent effect.
Olive Green Crayon, 406 when applied onto itself for bit work or color design build-up, melts in well. It will not sublime or boil if you work it in slowly or help move things along with a graphite or metal tool."