Playing with Fire: How to Paint Conquest Flamecasters' Flames with Fluorescent Spray, Sponges & Ink!

I've done a few different videos on different ways to paint flames. My go-to method is to start with pink, wash with white, then cover with tranparent yellow.

Which looks good, but doesn't have the vibrancy of a true fluorescent paint. So I wanted to see how bright I could get them - and the brightest, most opaque orange I could find was a spray paint from the local hardware store. The limitations of screens' displays don't really do these justice: in person, the flames almost look like they're glowing!

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For a more detailed video on how to blend highlights and shadows on cloth, you can check out my Cthulhu Cultists video, which uses the same color combo for their robes:    • How to Paint Fast, Wet Blended Robes: Feat...  

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Colors used in the video are:
Citadel White Scar Primer
Citadel Contrast Bad Moon Yellow
Montana Gold fluorescent Orange Spray Paint
Liquitex Deep Violet Ink, mixed with Pro-Acryl Wash/Glaze Medium
Vallejo Game Color Imperial Blue (Flame tips & Skin)
Vallejo Game Color Magic Blue (Flame "Sparks" & Skin)
Vallejo Game Color Elfic Blue (skin highlight)
Vallejo Game Color Scurvy Green (cloth base)
Vallejo Game Color Foul Green (cloth)