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Seriously, though the first example, Mini was some rocketeer guy and they put red O. S, l, but they never finished the base. So what the fuck was the red glow for!?!?!?!?!
Fluroescent paints are such a wonderful, quick way to pretend like I have some kind of talent. I'm constantly amazed when another plasma coil or exhaust port comes to life and 'glows'.
The best overview of flourescent paints I've seen. I'd been wondering about using flourescents to paint hi viz clothing and this was extremely helpful.
@@Zambies On my channel I have a preview of the alien flora that I have designed. Doing a collab with another creator. Although he is doing the painting and I the designs. I want to paint as well, just won’t do a video for it.
I enjoy combining fluro paints with musou black. Actually I like adding musou black into a lot of things. It is such an effective way of adding contrast without pushing highlights.
I like to apply fluorescent colors to build back highlights after an oil wash. It makes for killer contrast. This was a great review and intro to fluorescents, too! Short and sweet.
Quite the comprehensive review, Im definitely considering picking up the Monument hobbies fluorescents after seeing them in action on different models, great work on the minis as well
Welcome to the hobby! Don't worry about feeling like you need to be at a certain level to use paints or techniques. Have fun with it and try new things as you go. :) You got this!
What a wonderful video! I don’t think I’ve ever seen the potential of fluorescent paints put on display quite the way you did. Especially the before and after on your base. Amazing 🤩
@@frawgenstein8522 you are most welcomed! I love the army painter air fluorescences. So bright through the airbrush. I got them after making this video. The blue is much better than expected.
Most excellent video! Quick, but informative without feeling rushed. Also, very well presented. I've had some florescent paints on my self for a while, but never had the time to figure out how to properly use them. Truly appreciate the information.
You sure do have some stellar videos and minis. That insane little rabbit got you a sub. It looked so rad even before you painted it. Keep up the great work!
I've been painting my chaos daemons with fluorescent paints for about a year now, and I've learned an interesting tidbit of knowledge. Chromatic grey shows up as a near white under blacklight. to make it, take your secondary colors in fluorescent (orange, green, purple) and mix them equally. Also, fluorescent paints mixed with black still shines through the black, albeit with a darker effect.
GSW's Flour pigments and a medium of your choice is my go-to for fluorescent paint. Takes a bit more work, but worth it - they're vibrant af, and you get the choice of medium to make the paint do what you want.
Thanks for this vid, your timing is perfect. I've got a mushroom folk "army" I with a very Underdark feel I want to put together. I decided to try putting fluorescents over Black 3.0, and that blacklight rabbit you showed here is the perfect example of what I'm going for. Big thanks and **hugs**!!!
Right now at the Moment I'm using the Fluo-Colours from Scale 75 here and there. But I'm waiting for a new Paint Line, "Ultracryl", to come out next year. Their Colors seams to have a few new, intereisting takes on them. Even the Fluo-Colours, when I understand the Reviews correctly.
So happy I've found your channel. I've been a fan of fluo paints for a long time. The bad coverage always bothered me, though. Emma from the channel Dice 'n Demons loves using the fluorescent paints from Huge Miniatures. According to her, their coverage is very good. I'd be happy if you could do a video on those colors.
Thank you 😊. I love dice’n demons work! I haven’t used Huge Minis paints before. But I have been meaning to try them out. I’ll have to pick some up to see!
@@Zambies I've subscribed to your channel, so if you do try them out, I will see the video. I'm especially curious if those paints are indeed as good as Emma claims, and if they are worth the shipping costs to Europe.
neat, I like that the paints are transparent because I'm actually thinking of painting a solar cell with fluorescent paint as the flourescence converts unusable wavelengths of light into useable wavelengths and increases the output of the solar cell
1:53 I remember a representative from Golden hinting that they would bring out a red fluorescent. Sadly they have no done it yet. Mixing pink and orange you can get a decent red, although the hue is a bit strange. Still usable for under a red paint/ink though.
You totally could! You can add a little white to the green as well to make it more minty. Or a tiny bit of blue to shift it to teal. Play around with it! I bet it would look great.
5:15 "Not that you'd ever really be playing games in UV light..." Challenge accepted. Time to make two armies, a battlefield, and dice all look like a psychedelic 90s fever dream.
"Not that you'd ever be playing games under UV light" - so what I learned today is that we need to force Zambies to play in a Kill Team After Dark event 😎
I'll be getting these. I want to paint my HeroQuest models up in a Masters of the Universe toy, bright, gaudy style. Every painting tutorial has been Warhammerish and Nuln Oil and grimdark. But this is what I want for HQ. Thanks for the examples.
As I was watching, my wife asked if I was going to paint anything like the last piece you showed. Then it dawned on me that a Gloomspite Gitz Spearhead would be amazing with fluorescents.
@@Gdad_Cliff YESSSS! Could make their weapon a glowing gem. I’m actually working on my Gloomspite bounders at the moment and plan on making the mushrooms and smoke glow hehe.
It may be a bit boring compared to stoner mushroom rabbits but I use them for hi vis markings on SF minis. I really love what you did with the OSL rogue with torch.
3:11 Golden High Flow fluorescent are indeed great through an airbrush. Not all fluorescents though. Just like the rest of the line the AK 3rd gen fluorescents don't airbrush that well.
For the tree stump I primed it in black. Then I used pro acryl Jade over top. A very thing coat through the airbrush. The green areas are building up Jade and Green with a brush.
How do you find the pro acryl vs the high flow, im a huge fan of their paints but i was skeptical cause oter hobby brands flourescents left a lot to be desired on the brush feel side. Vallejo in paticular being a favorite paint brand for me but their flourescents are like painting with toothpaste
@@Zambies Thank you for the reply, I bought the PA one after your comment and to compare it has the flow and brush feel I love about the rest of the PA range without the extreme "gummy" quality i've noticed other hobby brands have. Got the pink to try a nice OSL on a goblin ^^
Question about Monuments Sky blue, Is it also UV Reactive? I'm trynna make Jehuty from Z.O.E and Id love for all the light trails to be a lovely Blue glow
the fluorescent paints are cool. Id add that you can mix them to your acrylic paint but beware, the fluorescent paints tend to be like latex when they dry up and you can tear them easily (atleast the Vallejo brand).
I just bought green stuff worlds Florescent set and the blue doesn't seem that bright in the bottle under UV light but I did a helmet on the backpack of one of my chaos marines in it and it was actually pretty bright in a few coats
Hi Zambies! Just found your channel looking for a vid on fluorescents. Excellent vid! Question, you mentioned "LSL" a few times, what does that mean? You just got a new subscriber =D
Hey, thanks for the sub! I was talking about OSL. Which is object source lighting. It means you create a lighting effect from something like a lamp, torch, glowing object, etc casted on the model. Hope this helps!
Can you help me with my whites?. Ive got roscoe, and that french vinyl and guash and tri art........ They all react kinda bright blue even the roscoes the dullest( ive used their color gels in the theatre) I hate titanium dioxide. Even the handy art violet is pink
As a psychedelic therapist, I love fluorescent but hate taking thousands of layers by brush. What I've been doing is adding Culture Hustles or Stewart Semple's neon pigments to aid in needing less layers when brushing. Ive also found, and this could be an error, but inks tend to be always orange under UV light. Also, Lit by culture hustle can be added to paint to give it glow without affecting color. You can also achieve awesome results over black, especially black 3.0 or mousso black with fluorescents. It take a lot of work to be fair. Anyway 🍻
I’ve always wanted to try the 3.0 or mousso black and pigments to play around with. haven’t got my hands on it yet. Good to hear positive things about it.
I haven’t tested this on these paints yet. But this question did come up on another post of mine and Monument Answered: “All fluoro colors will have a bit less lightfastness due to their inherent reactive nature to UV. We did formulate these to worry less about the UV reaction and more about vibrancy and lifespan in normal lighting though.”
I like your use of fluorescents to enhance normal paints. Regarding the paints, I'm shocked that you say at the end that some colours do not react to UV light. It is the very definition of fluorescence. As good as they might be, they shouldn't label them as fluorescent if they do not absorb UV and emit visible light.
@@jamesmartinez991 I’m used to shaking all my paints before using them. I understand it’s not convenient. Speciality paints usually have to be shaken up before using due to the nature of the mixtures. I’ll mention that in the future. :)
I love to paint with fluo paints, it's crucial for my OSL effects during the commission painting, as you said, those paints hits our eyes with magic effect. I have to agree about a blue fluo paint, it's completely worthless, this colour is too dark, but my hack for "fluo blue" is to use, as the halo effect a blue contrast paint, and then use fluo purple, but verry diluted and putting with an airbrush.
0:55 Rumor has it, if you say "Goobertown Hobbies" 3 times in a row at your painting desk, it summons Brent the Chemist, and he makes a video explaining all of that stuff.
@Zambies you should reach out to him and do a collaboration video. It would start out with you at a computer watching the florescent painting video and you see my comment and think, hmm, let's try it. So you go to your painting desk say it 3 times and then it cuts to brent at home with his cats, and a light bulb pops up above his head n and he says, "I have a great I idea for a video" then he starts making the video, and during his video it randomly cuts to you watching Brent's video.
Pro Acryl doesn't have Blue on it's set, I wrote a comment on the review and they deleted it. I went with Green Stuff World and got their set plus Turqoise and White. I also heard good things about Scale75. Just make sure you don't apply them alone, you have to apply them over white or over a version of their color and use them as highlights. Fluorecent paints are hard to use because they're goupy and don't cover well. Also Fluorecent is not the same thing as Glow in the dark, some paints are both, some only work on UV/Black Lights. Good luck.
0:28 sadly any blue fluorescent is crap. Pretty sure there is no good mica to make fluorescent blue paint from. That's too bad, because I would love to use some. Edit: you go into this very topic right after. That's what I get for commenting right away. At least I tickled hte algo a little.
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I like to hide fluorescents in my scenery and then give the spellcasters a UV flashlight whenever they cast Detect Magic.
Omg! That’s a genius idea. Love it!
Cool idea
dont change the "a" for a "e"
I like the pretty color mushrooms and also the mad hatted rabbit 🙂
Thanks Goobs! 😄
This is better than the actual monument hobby video on these paints.
Seriously, though the first example, Mini was some rocketeer guy and they put red O. S, l, but they never finished the base. So what the fuck was the red glow for!?!?!?!?!
Fluroescent paints are such a wonderful, quick way to pretend like I have some kind of talent.
I'm constantly amazed when another plasma coil or exhaust port comes to life and 'glows'.
A lot of things that look like crazy techniques are actually less scary than you think. :) you got this!
The color pop from using them as a glaze was pretty great, thanks for the tip!
No problem! It’s my favorite way to punch up a color.
This was a cool video idea! Now I’ve got some additional uses for my fluorescent paints other than cyberpunk minis.
yes! play around and find new ways to use them.
Wow! Not only are you a great painter but I can tell you just have fun with the hobby and enjoy experimenting!
😄 thank you! I do
This is so timely. I was just discussing fluorescent paints. Zambies coming through clutch with the videos
Haha awesome to hear that!
Right when I thought I had all the paints I needed.. great video!
Haha. but wait there is more paint to get!
Was gifted a box set for Xmas, perfect timing on this video thank you!
Sweet! That is great to hear.
The best overview of flourescent paints I've seen. I'd been wondering about using flourescents to paint hi viz clothing and this was extremely helpful.
😄 Oh they would be perfect for hi viz clothing.
i have some vallejo fluro blue and its also really dull
Most are. I’m on the hunt to find a good one.
This video is wonderful, Zambies! Everything you need to know, nothing you don't, and so interesting and informative. Perfect.
Thank you so much!
Yay! Great vid, Zams!!
Yes! Zambs this was awesome.
you are awesome!
The difference the fluorescents made on the base is insane 🤯
right! i love using them to boost vibrancy
lol that rabbit was so creepy I loved. I like the informative style of this video. Subbed
Haha thanks so much!
I just bought some! very informative :)
I’m glad to hear!
great video Zambies I just got my pro acryl fluro set and im stoked to try them out!
woo! heck ya
Monument hobbies makes great stuff!
agreed!
Great video, Zambies! I’ve been playing around with fluorescents here and there, but I didn’t realize they were all like glazes. Thank you!
Fantastic breakdown, I loved that process for the evil Easter bunny
Thanks! Going to try that on alien plants I’m working on terrain I’m making.
Ooooh. I bet that is going to look awesome!
@@Zambies On my channel I have a preview of the alien flora that I have designed. Doing a collab with another creator. Although he is doing the painting and I the designs. I want to paint as well, just won’t do a video for it.
Your use of the fluros is great Zams! Can't wait to eventually dive into these myself! 🤘🤘
heck ya! thanks Wad :)
I enjoy combining fluro paints with musou black. Actually I like adding musou black into a lot of things. It is such an effective way of adding contrast without pushing highlights.
I've not used musou black yet but have been wanting to try it. I bet they look great that way!
I like to apply fluorescent colors to build back highlights after an oil wash. It makes for killer contrast. This was a great review and intro to fluorescents, too! Short and sweet.
Thanks! I haven't played with them and oil washes. I'll have to try this!
Quite the comprehensive review, Im definitely considering picking up the Monument hobbies fluorescents after seeing them in action on different models, great work on the minis as well
This video was really really well done!
Quick to the point, super informative, and showcased great examples. Thanks so much! 😊
Thank you! Glad you liked it 😄
Wow! I may have to purchase some now to try! I'm a beginner so I'm not comfortable yet doing alot of this stuff but I'm working my way there.
Welcome to the hobby! Don't worry about feeling like you need to be at a certain level to use paints or techniques. Have fun with it and try new things as you go. :) You got this!
Fluo colors have been in my toolbox for years now, the pop you can get with the parts you want to be glowy is so worth it
Totally agree!
Wow your dreamy style is really awesome looking. I remember those posters as a kid.
Thank you! Same, been thinking about getting one as an adult haha
I love those old black light posters. Great work, this is definitely a handy resource!
Thanks! Now I wanna go pick some of those posters up
What a wonderful video! I don’t think I’ve ever seen the potential of fluorescent paints put on display quite the way you did. Especially the before and after on your base. Amazing 🤩
Thank you so much! :)
I was actually curious on how these paints would do as a Comic Style high note color and this helped a LOT.
Very cool. Im really trying to find more ways to have my models pop on the table top, helps keep track of and find everything easier
Working some side glow fiber optics through the model terminating to a uv led does some wonderful things with these paints as well.
Thanks for the mini guide on these. I have a few of the Army Painter Fluorescent paints, and was wondering how to apply them. Thanks.
@@frawgenstein8522 you are most welcomed! I love the army painter air fluorescences. So bright through the airbrush. I got them after making this video. The blue is much better than expected.
Those high flow ones are still the best airbrush paints in existence and the flour blue is good. I use it all the time for energy OSL.
This was super helpful and interesting. Thanks for doing it!
thank you for making this video. It's awesome and informative.
Thank you for this explanation! I've been struggling how to use fluorescents (esp without an airbrush)
Glad I could help!
Most excellent video! Quick, but informative without feeling rushed. Also, very well presented. I've had some florescent paints on my self for a while, but never had the time to figure out how to properly use them. Truly appreciate the information.
Thank you so much! I hope you play with those fluorescents :)
Nice informative video. Good work. 👍🏻 🇮🇳
actually such an insightful video, great show cases on the uses of florescence
Thank you 😊
You sure do have some stellar videos and minis. That insane little rabbit got you a sub. It looked so rad even before you painted it. Keep up the great work!
Aw thank you! 😊
I've been painting my chaos daemons with fluorescent paints for about a year now, and I've learned an interesting tidbit of knowledge. Chromatic grey shows up as a near white under blacklight.
to make it, take your secondary colors in fluorescent (orange, green, purple) and mix them equally.
Also, fluorescent paints mixed with black still shines through the black, albeit with a darker effect.
GSW's Flour pigments and a medium of your choice is my go-to for fluorescent paint. Takes a bit more work, but worth it - they're vibrant af, and you get the choice of medium to make the paint do what you want.
They look great! Thanks for the review. I need to make a monument order soon
welcome! haha, get some to play with
Great video!
thank you!
Thanks for this vid, your timing is perfect. I've got a mushroom folk "army" I with a very Underdark feel I want to put together. I decided to try putting fluorescents over Black 3.0, and that blacklight rabbit you showed here is the perfect example of what I'm going for. Big thanks and **hugs**!!!
Nice and informative video.
Enjoyed every second :)
Thanks for sharing and keep on the good work.
Greetings
Ozzy
Right now at the Moment I'm using the Fluo-Colours from Scale 75 here and there. But I'm waiting for a new Paint Line, "Ultracryl", to come out next year. Their Colors seams to have a few new, intereisting takes on them. Even the Fluo-Colours, when I understand the Reviews correctly.
I've honestly never used Scale 75. I'll have to look up the new line.
This was really cool and I will probably try it out for som OSL!
heck ya! its totally worth it
I love what you did with the rat character!
Thank you 😊
Really cool. 👍
😄 thanks!
So happy I've found your channel. I've been a fan of fluo paints for a long time. The bad coverage always bothered me, though. Emma from the channel Dice 'n Demons loves using the fluorescent paints from Huge Miniatures. According to her, their coverage is very good. I'd be happy if you could do a video on those colors.
Thank you 😊. I love dice’n demons work! I haven’t used Huge Minis paints before. But I have been meaning to try them out. I’ll have to pick some up to see!
@@Zambies I've subscribed to your channel, so if you do try them out, I will see the video. I'm especially curious if those paints are indeed as good as Emma claims, and if they are worth the shipping costs to Europe.
neat, I like that the paints are transparent because I'm actually thinking of painting a solar cell with fluorescent paint as the flourescence converts unusable wavelengths of light into useable wavelengths and increases the output of the solar cell
1:53 I remember a representative from Golden hinting that they would bring out a red fluorescent. Sadly they have no done it yet. Mixing pink and orange you can get a decent red, although the hue is a bit strange. Still usable for under a red paint/ink though.
This was useful, thank you. Would you use these to create ghostly effects like LOTR army of the dead?👍👍
You totally could! You can add a little white to the green as well to make it more minty. Or a tiny bit of blue to shift it to teal. Play around with it! I bet it would look great.
@@Zambies Watched 4 of your videos tonight (UK). Really enjoyed them and thanks for replying and teh tip. Subbed.👍👍
Great overview! I am, in fact, inspired.
mission accomplished! wooo
5:15 "Not that you'd ever really be playing games in UV light..."
Challenge accepted. Time to make two armies, a battlefield, and dice all look like a psychedelic 90s fever dream.
Yessssss. I would love to play a game like that!
"Not that you'd ever be playing games under UV light" - so what I learned today is that we need to force Zambies to play in a Kill Team After Dark event 😎
YES. wait wait YES. I volunteer! haha
My Necrons have fluorescent yellow on them. Great vid
Great video: how would you paint rainbow fairy wings?
Just picked these up planning on putting these on my space marines and nids
🤘🤘
I'll be getting these. I want to paint my HeroQuest models up in a Masters of the Universe toy, bright, gaudy style. Every painting tutorial has been Warhammerish and Nuln Oil and grimdark. But this is what I want for HQ. Thanks for the examples.
That sounds awesome!!!
As I was watching, my wife asked if I was going to paint anything like the last piece you showed. Then it dawned on me that a Gloomspite Gitz Spearhead would be amazing with fluorescents.
@@Gdad_Cliff YESSSS! Could make their weapon a glowing gem. I’m actually working on my Gloomspite bounders at the moment and plan on making the mushrooms and smoke glow hehe.
beautiful
It may be a bit boring compared to stoner mushroom rabbits but I use them for hi vis markings on SF minis.
I really love what you did with the OSL rogue with torch.
HAHA stoner mushroom rabbit is now what I'm calling it. Not boring to use them anyway you like!
3:11 Golden High Flow fluorescent are indeed great through an airbrush. Not all fluorescents though. Just like the rest of the line the AK 3rd gen fluorescents don't airbrush that well.
I'm looking to try and get a similar color scheme on some models of mine, what base paints are you using for the stump itself?
For the tree stump I primed it in black. Then I used pro acryl Jade over top. A very thing coat through the airbrush. The green areas are building up Jade and Green with a brush.
How do you find the pro acryl vs the high flow, im a huge fan of their paints but i was skeptical cause oter hobby brands flourescents left a lot to be desired on the brush feel side. Vallejo in paticular being a favorite paint brand for me but their flourescents are like painting with toothpaste
I haven't tried the Vallejo ones. Pro Acryl and High Flow are pretty comparable. Both have a nice flow.
@@Zambies Thank you for the reply, I bought the PA one after your comment and to compare it has the flow and brush feel I love about the rest of the PA range without the extreme "gummy" quality i've noticed other hobby brands have. Got the pink to try a nice OSL on a goblin ^^
Question about Monuments Sky blue, Is it also UV Reactive? I'm trynna make Jehuty from Z.O.E and Id love for all the light trails to be a lovely Blue glow
The sky blue is not a fluorescent uv paint. It will not glow sadly. That sounds like a fun project though!
@@Zambies I'll hafta try the Golden ones then! Hopefully also maybe get the Yellow For anubis, and the pink for Dolaris! it'll make a nice display!
the fluorescent paints are cool. Id add that you can mix them to your acrylic paint but beware, the fluorescent paints tend to be like latex when they dry up and you can tear them easily (atleast the Vallejo brand).
Interesting. I've never noticed that issue, but I haven't used the Vallejo brand ones. I'll keep an eye out for this.
I just bought green stuff worlds Florescent set and the blue doesn't seem that bright in the bottle under UV light but I did a helmet on the backpack of one of my chaos marines in it and it was actually pretty bright in a few coats
Oh cool! I happened to pick some up earlier this month, but I haven't played with them yet. Do you have any opinions on Scale 75 Fluorescent paints?
I have honestly never used any Scale 75. Just haven't got my hands on it.
@@Zambies Fair enough! Time for experimentation then! o7
How do they compare against Lascoux flourescents?
@@godlycomics7077 Unfortunately I don’t know because I haven’t used Lascoux before. Sorry I couldn’t tell you.
@ thank you for your response any chance what do you recommend for the best white flourescent I can buy?
Nicely done demos! Just out of curiosity, have you ever found a good fluorescent blue, or all they all bad?
No but I haven’t tried all the brands. I’m sure there is a good one out there.
@@Zambies You kind of hinted that in the video, but I thought I'd ask just in case. Thanks for responding! :)
It would be really cool to see you paint some Kingdom Death Monster models I love your work its amazing.
Hi Zambies! Just found your channel looking for a vid on fluorescents. Excellent vid! Question, you mentioned "LSL" a few times, what does that mean? You just got a new subscriber =D
Hey, thanks for the sub! I was talking about OSL. Which is object source lighting. It means you create a lighting effect from something like a lamp, torch, glowing object, etc casted on the model. Hope this helps!
Can you help me with my whites?. Ive got roscoe, and that french vinyl and guash and tri art........ They all react kinda bright blue even the roscoes the dullest( ive used their color gels in the theatre) I hate titanium dioxide. Even the handy art violet is pink
As a psychedelic therapist, I love fluorescent but hate taking thousands of layers by brush. What I've been doing is adding Culture Hustles or Stewart Semple's neon pigments to aid in needing less layers when brushing. Ive also found, and this could be an error, but inks tend to be always orange under UV light. Also, Lit by culture hustle can be added to paint to give it glow without affecting color.
You can also achieve awesome results over black, especially black 3.0 or mousso black with fluorescents. It take a lot of work to be fair. Anyway 🍻
I’ve always wanted to try the 3.0 or mousso black and pigments to play around with. haven’t got my hands on it yet. Good to hear positive things about it.
What is that pumpkin mini? :O
That is the Overgourd from Reaper Miniatures and Art of Mike Disney. It was in their bones 6 set I believe.
I legit owned the left neon poster of the fae living in mushrooms when I was a teenager lmao !!
Have you noticed any issues with lightfastness?
I haven’t tested this on these paints yet. But this question did come up on another post of mine and Monument Answered: “All fluoro colors will have a bit less lightfastness due to their inherent reactive nature to UV. We did formulate these to worry less about the UV reaction and more about vibrancy and lifespan in normal lighting though.”
@@Zambies They definitely look better than Vallejo ones, less pigment separation
I like your use of fluorescents to enhance normal paints. Regarding the paints, I'm shocked that you say at the end that some colours do not react to UV light. It is the very definition of fluorescence. As good as they might be, they shouldn't label them as fluorescent if they do not absorb UV and emit visible light.
Groovy!
You forgot to mention how easy the paints separate on the shelf. I'm constantly mixing the paints to get decent results for my Halloween decorations.
@@jamesmartinez991 I’m used to shaking all my paints before using them. I understand it’s not convenient. Speciality paints usually have to be shaken up before using due to the nature of the mixtures. I’ll mention that in the future. :)
Cool
I love to paint with fluo paints, it's crucial for my OSL effects during the commission painting, as you said, those paints hits our eyes with magic effect.
I have to agree about a blue fluo paint, it's completely worthless, this colour is too dark, but my hack for "fluo blue" is to use, as the halo effect a blue contrast paint, and then use fluo purple, but verry diluted and putting with an airbrush.
I've usually used like neon blues to create the illusion of fluorescent, but I'll have to try out the blue contrast with purple!
0:55 Rumor has it, if you say "Goobertown Hobbies" 3 times in a row at your painting desk, it summons Brent the Chemist, and he makes a video explaining all of that stuff.
Haha. That is definitely a job for Goobs! I would love to hear him explain how it works.
@Zambies you should reach out to him and do a collaboration video. It would start out with you at a computer watching the florescent painting video and you see my comment and think, hmm, let's try it. So you go to your painting desk say it 3 times and then it cuts to brent at home with his cats, and a light bulb pops up above his head n and he says, "I have a great I idea for a video" then he starts making the video, and during his video it randomly cuts to you watching Brent's video.
Wad and I only play under UV light. It we ain't ravin', we ain't gamin'.
🤣🤣
Pro Acryl doesn't have Blue on it's set, I wrote a comment on the review and they deleted it. I went with Green Stuff World and got their set plus Turqoise and White. I also heard good things about Scale75. Just make sure you don't apply them alone, you have to apply them over white or over a version of their color and use them as highlights. Fluorecent paints are hard to use because they're goupy and don't cover well. Also Fluorecent is not the same thing as Glow in the dark, some paints are both, some only work on UV/Black Lights. Good luck.
People say they will eventually lose colour and show what's under.
Golden has more colors now.
0:28 sadly any blue fluorescent is crap. Pretty sure there is no good mica to make fluorescent blue paint from. That's too bad, because I would love to use some.
Edit: you go into this very topic right after. That's what I get for commenting right away. At least I tickled hte algo a little.
…an entire army like that, you say?
…Ravers of Slaanesh army, coming up!!! 😁😈👍
Haha! That sounds like an amazing idea
first? also love your face zambies
Bbeg whos true colours only show under UV light would be sick.
that would be pretty cool!