#457

[@inga02]

The glow effect of the windows is cool in the daylight. Wow the BA glow in the dark drills on moon look great. Now that I see the complete picture, the design is pretty neutral as well not too much "Halloween" for those who do not want to see it 👌. Make Market sure did great job choosing wide variety of designs this year. Detail is great of course too.

[@DiamondPaintingbyNat]

Thank you, Inga! I absolutely agree with you about the design. Not necessarily Halloween related since there are no really Halloween attributes here. It looks like a house in late fall night.

[@DiamondsandDobermans]

lol Nat you are so funny! This turned out so great!! Using glow ABs was a great idea! Question: how was it color blocking all that night sky? I assume you used a multi placer? That looks a little intimidating. I’m a confetti girl, but this kit is in my cart 😂

[@DiamondPaintingbyNat]

Thank you, Cathy! Yeah, I used a multiplacer for color blocking (7 placer, precisely) and yeah, there is lots of it in the sky. It also glows much better off the camera.

[@DiamondsandDobermans]

@@DiamondPaintingbyNat I did a painting for my husband of pool cues and pool balls laying on a pool table. The entire background was solid green. 😵‍💫 It was agony! At one point I thought ‘I wonder if I can empty the entire bag of drills on the canvas and just roll them in place with a roller and then line them up using a straightener?’ 🤣🤣 I did not do that of course but it was tempting and I was that desperate. I’m not a fan of super large sections of color blocking.

[@DiamondPaintingbyNat]

Haha! Right, everything is good in moderation.

[@Jaime_plans]

Could they be glow in the dark that you need black light to charge them? Looks great😊

[@DiamondPaintingbyNat]

Thanks Jaime! As far as I understand, the glow in the dark drills should charge from either electrical light or sunlight to glow in the dark.

[@Jaime_plans]

@@DiamondPaintingbyNat the ones from DAC need black light

[@DiamondPaintingbyNat]

To tell you the truth I have never heard of a term "black light " before. The ones I use charge from a regular light.