Luminescent or fluorescent colours were first invented by Bob Switzer in the 1930s. After suffering an accident, he was advised to recover in a dark room where he would pass the time by waving fluorescent minerals around in the air. This inspired his later experiments of mixing wood varnish with the minerals, creating a product named Day-Glo.
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Shade
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Fluorescent Green
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Shade Code
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133
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Series Number
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4
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Features
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Creates bold and solid effects
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Has a matte and opaque finish
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Vibrant and highly permanent colours
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Suitable for photo reproduction (doesn't reflect any light)
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Very popular range of colours for all forms of design and traditional paintings
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100% vegan
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