You need a green that doesn't read as neon or muddy. Leaf Green sits right between olive and forest, and it behaves. Draw it dry for soft, blendable strokes across your page. Add water. It locks in as a permanent ink with clean edges and no smudging after it dries. Layers sit on top of each other without muddying the pass underneath. Works on paper, wood, fabric, even ceramic. One pencil, two tools, zero mess
| 0 | Paper |
| 1 | Wood |
| 2 | Fabric |
| 3 | Ceramic |
| brand | Derwent |
| colour | Leaf Green |
| code | 1600 |
| type | Water-soluble pencil / inktense pencil |
| medium | Pencil core, water-activated ink |
| category | Education & Craft |
| subcategory | Art & Craft |