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When Norwegian artist Edward Munch died, he left thousands of paintings behind. One of them was "The Scream". In 2012, it sold for $120 million - the highest price paid for any work of art at an auction. Replicate this artwork at a fraction of the cost with glow-in-the-dark paints to give the piece a cool new element. So get out the black light, flip off your regular lights and get busy.
Paint a Glow-in-the-Dark Masterpiece
Step 1
Paint the sky, water, and rough shape of the bridge. Keep your strokes bold and abstract.
Step 2
Add scream character, starting with basic black and white.
Step 3
Build the bridge railing. Start with darkest colors and working towards the lightest.
Step 4
Use yellow to add highlights to the sky, water and bridge.
Step 6
Because florescent paint is not light-fast, varnish with an ultra violet light stabilizer if desired.
Step 7
This tutorial is excerpted with permission from "Paint It: The Art of Acrylics, Oils, Pastels, and Watercolors" by Mari Bolte (Author), D.C. Ice (Illustrator), Robert A Williams (Consultant Editor) and published by Craft It Yourself.
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