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As I continued my experimentation into neon colors, I wanted to find as many different hues as I could find. Sadly, there is only about 5 colors. But, no worries! They varied in lights and darks to create a brilliant contrast. The black/blue light spectrums did exactly what I hoped — depth perception. As for my pour style, I used the follow technique. First I used the purple and blue colors as the base background Then, slowly dragging and ever so slightly lifting the funnel as I path the center of canvas surface. Once the paint had slightly settled, I gently blew out the edges, causing the colors to roll fold, and splinter outward.
As I continued my experimentation into neon colors, I wanted to find as many different hues as I could find. Sadly, there is only about 5 colors. But, no worries! They varied in lights and darks to create a brilliant contrast. The black/blue light spectrums did exactly what I hoped — depth perception. As for my pour style, I used the follow technique. First I used the purple and blue colors as the base background Then, slowly dragging and ever so slightly lifting the funnel as I path the center of canvas surface. Once the paint had slightly settled, I gently blew out the edges, causing the colors to roll fold, and splinter outward.