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A Word about yer Greens....
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PS - I do use Pthalo Green: it goes a very (very!) long way: I remember saying, when I bought my last tube of Pthalo Green acrylic in an actual art shop (now closed down, as is happening to so many of them) "there are times when only Pthalo will do"; not least because Viridian is another pigment that can't be had in acrylic (the real stuff, that is) because it's not compatible with acrylic resin.
I miss that shop, but such is the way the world turns, sadly.
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