3 Gorgeous Fluorescent Colours You Need to Use in Your Next Painting

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Fluorescent colours are such fun but the paint normally fades in prolonged exposure to sunlight so an art journal is a great place to play with them as the pages are protected. [br][br]

Choosing Fluorescent Colours in Paints

You can get fluorescent colours in:[br][br]

• pigment
• paint - claim to be lightfast too which means they should not fade from exposure to light.
• pen - a whole page of different types of pens.
• screen printing ink
• acrylic ink - I find these to be very thin.

[br][br] format. I have added some links to the list above to products that you might want to check out. In pigment format they can be added to any binder you choose or resin, soaps, candles. I’ve only tried the pigments with resin and they do work nicely. [br][br]

Fun with Fluorescent Colours

Turn a UV light on your fluorescent painting to get the real joy of these colours. Here are some paintings I have shone a light on:[br][br]

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Here is a link to a museum of participatory fluorescent art. And here is a link to some very cool fluorescent art. Interesting![br][br]

Art Journal Page with Fluorescent