IsaacHayes
Flashlight Enthusiast
I mixed a lot of blue into a small amount of green I had to make "aqua". It didn't mix too well as I just put the powder in a vial, and shook. Plus the powders are of 2 different grain sizes.
The result when charged was a greenish cyan colored glow. Then it faded into an amost erie, whitish cyan glow. And later it was a bluer cyan. It changes colors because of the intense green glows bright at first, then when it calms down the sheer amount of blue balances it out. You can still see the individual color grains if you look at it.
I kind of like it. I'd probably really like pure aqua (seems more radioactive of a color than green), but this is neat too because it changes colors over time.
I'm wondering if you could do something with Red as well? Like: 5 parts RED, 3 parts BLUE, 2 parts GREEN. Wonder if that would glow green, blue, then white?
Has anyone else experiemented with mixing colors to make different effects?
The result when charged was a greenish cyan colored glow. Then it faded into an amost erie, whitish cyan glow. And later it was a bluer cyan. It changes colors because of the intense green glows bright at first, then when it calms down the sheer amount of blue balances it out. You can still see the individual color grains if you look at it.
I kind of like it. I'd probably really like pure aqua (seems more radioactive of a color than green), but this is neat too because it changes colors over time.
I'm wondering if you could do something with Red as well? Like: 5 parts RED, 3 parts BLUE, 2 parts GREEN. Wonder if that would glow green, blue, then white?
Has anyone else experiemented with mixing colors to make different effects?