HOW DOES IT WORK?
Multiluminism is an art technique based on decade-long research and development of paints, colors, techniques, and philosophy that incorporates various glow-in-the-dark techniques such as photo-luminescent, fluorescence, and phosphorescence, showing different colors in natural and ultraviolet light and emitting its own light in the dark. Daylight appearance can show up as any ‘traditional’ depiction, or it can be completely transparent, concealing the underlying imagery under conventional light conditions, while the fluorescence effects show up in the presence of an ultraviolet light source, and the phosphorescent ones appear in complete darkness, most dominantly.
Night Glow effect
Used materials do not immediately re-emit the radiation they absorb. After absorbing visible sunlight and UV-A 365 nm light, they can glow for several hours in the dark. All prints are rechargeable with any light source. The only exception is LED due to the fact that it is not strong enough. These materials are completely safe. By using a UV light source, you can enjoy the glowing version as long as you want.
UV effect:
Used materials can absorb non-visible Light at UV-A, UV-B, or UV-C region and emit visible light in the whole range of the visible spectra. In normal daylight conditions, the fluorescent materials are virtually invisible. However, on exposure to UV-A (365nm, black light), UV-B (300 nm), or UV-C (254 nm), the unique fluorescence color becomes visible.
