That came out really cool. I am glad i found your video... I am doing something similar with pieces of art i created and at least i know better than to use the clear drying stuff! You saved me a purchase i was about to make and wouldnt have been happy with! Keep up with the art and spreading the word on do's and donts! Thanks man
Looks amazing, fantastic work -- couldn't tell you'd painted on it at all till the lights went out :) thanks for your warning about the invisible paints, I was looking at those so good to know the limitations. Great vid
Only fluorescent bulbs since LEDs give of too much light that is still in the visible spectrum and that kinda destroys the effect or the illusion that only the poster is glowing.
@@freund333 thank you sir. since blacklight posters are extremely expensive Im gonna do something like you and print myself some blackish posters and paint over them w neon colors. thank you.
@@ricardodelacrvz1400 This Las Vegas Poster is the only one i couldt turn into a blacklight poster since it's mostrly just dots and very thin lines. But as soon as i tried doing the same thing with posters where you have big areas that need to be colored i failed cause i couldn't spread the colors so evenly that it looked good. And it's almost impossible to get those nice sharp edges. And as it turnes out you have to put those neon colors on very thick or else it won't look good under normal light. So turning a normal poster into a blacklight poster is not as easy at it sound or else more people would be doing it. Now my gf told me about poster colors that kids use. They seem to be covering very good. So i'll try to find some neon colored ones and see how that goes.
You did a great job.
That came out really cool. I am glad i found your video... I am doing something similar with pieces of art i created and at least i know better than to use the clear drying stuff! You saved me a purchase i was about to make and wouldnt have been happy with! Keep up with the art and spreading the word on do's and donts! Thanks man
Looks amazing, fantastic work -- couldn't tell you'd painted on it at all till the lights went out :) thanks for your warning about the invisible paints, I was looking at those so good to know the limitations. Great vid
What blacklight do you use? I know LED is junk. Do you use a single blacklight bulb or a light bar?
Mega cool! Abkaufen kann man dir sowas nicht oder?
are you using led blacklight or fluorescent bulbs?
Only fluorescent bulbs since LEDs give of too much light that is still in the visible spectrum and that kinda destroys the effect or the illusion that only the poster is glowing.
@@freund333 thank you sir. since blacklight posters are extremely expensive Im gonna do something like you and print myself some blackish posters and paint over them w neon colors. thank you.
@@ricardodelacrvz1400 This Las Vegas Poster is the only one i couldt turn into a blacklight poster since it's mostrly just dots and very thin lines. But as soon as i tried doing the same thing with posters where you have big areas that need to be colored i failed cause i couldn't spread the colors so evenly that it looked good. And it's almost impossible to get those nice sharp edges. And as it turnes out you have to put those neon colors on very thick or else it won't look good under normal light. So turning a normal poster into a blacklight poster is not as easy at it sound or else more people would be doing it. Now my gf told me about poster colors that kids use. They seem to be covering very good. So i'll try to find some neon colored ones and see how that goes.