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Thought I’d ask you guys for advice. I have several paintings I did with neon pigments. Just got a little uv flashlight to see how they look and was blown away! Now I want to set up a gallery wall where all my neons can shine under a black light.

I haven’t had a black light since I was in college in the 70’s so as you can imagine the tech is different. What makes the most sense? A light bar? Bulbs I can screw into one of my tripod light stands? LED strips like a frame around the entire gallery? Any suggestions would be appreciated. I am mesmerized by them. Here’s a couple but the images don’t do any of them justice.

Thanks in advance!

These photos were taken when wet. Hope I don’t lose too much of the vibrancy as they dry.

Been feeling adventurous this week and tried different techniques. I added penetrol as an additive and was blown away watching the little cells explode when I was torching it. The last painting didn’t have the cells but I added just a touch of glitter to my pearl white paint.

My craft room relies heavily on artificial light. We lost power right after I poured the base coat. 2 hours later I was able to finish it. I’m so glad I stumbled upon this technique; it’s really resonated with me.

My first attempt at doing something intentional.

Anyone taken her course? Going back and forth about enrolling. I’m very new to this technique and wonder how much it will help me avoid common mistakes.

Has anyone taken her Dutch Pour course? Would love to hear your thoughts.

I’m fascinated by this technique and wondered how much it would cut my learning curve if I suck it up and pay for it.

These are my first attempts; clearly I have a lot to learn. These ones I did with a black background were a total failure, the black ate up all my colors.

Oops sorry, autocorrect misspelled her last name (Douna).

Got inspired watching a video and tried something new combining regular paint and ghost pigments. Here’s the before drying and after. I do like how it came up but think I’ll try it again with white or pearl white instead of the ghost pigments since I really like the contrast. Which do you like better?