Glowing 3D painting is a type of multidimensional art painting, combining the effect of 3D space and the ability to glow in the dark or under UV light (Blacklight). Paintings are often created with many materials such as: Oil paint, acrylic paint, fluorescent paint, LED lights or fluorescent materials to increase vividness.

 

 

Outstanding Features

1. 3D effect deceives the eye

- Using perspective drawing techniques, shading, overlapping color layers to create depth.

- Often combined with floating materials (such as cut paper, wood, plastic) to increase interactivity.

 

2. Luminous ability

- Glow-in-the-dark: Painting absorbs light and glows when the lights are off.

- Fluorescent (UV Reactive): Colors are more vibrant under UV lights (Often used in bars, events).

- Integrated LED lights: Some paintings use LED wall lights to create motion effects.

 

3. Diverse materials

- Oil paint, acrylic paint, luminous colors, UV ink, fluorescent powder.

- Background materials such as canvas, wood, metal, transparent plastic.

 

Common Applications

How it works

- During the day: Looks like a normal 3D painting.

- At night (or under UV light): Glows, revealing hidden details, creating a "2 in 1" effect.

 

 

Notes When Using

- Luminous paintings need to be "charged" with light before glowing.

- UV paintings need blacklight to promote the effect.

- Avoid using strong chemicals when cleaning.

 

3D luminous paintings are a unique combination of art and technology, bringing impressive visual experiences day and night!