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Thank you! And great question! Laying down the colors gave me the option of spraying galaxies in each corner. If I would have used them I would have sprayed a little bit of white over the black, pressed a plastic bag over that and then pealed it up. Prepping the coreners was a "just in case I want to go in this direction" thing.

@neonfx655 that's what I was figuring and expected you to do, I was waiting lol. Thanks for the reply brother. Keep up the great work!!

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You are correct in correcting me. The proper spelling is "LASER" as it is an acronym for "Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation." No "Z"...although, I could make something up :-) Z = "Zapping" LOL! I miss having you around my friend!

@@neonfx655 I just wanted to make sure it had air quotes!

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Thanks! Catching the paintings on fire is not normally the plan but a quick puff of air usually puts them out :-)

The blue lines just add a bit of color to the space around the planet. Glad you like them.

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Thanks for the sub! Glad I could help with the process of overcoming mistakes :-)

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Thank you, the only thing that I cut from the videos are times that I step away to go grab a stencil, plastic bag, or time that I let the painting dry. I do make mistakes, making lines that do not intersect correctly, paint that splatters out of the can and lands on a planet, pulling a bowl too soon and smearing the edge lines...they are there but I just go with what happens and incorporate it into the painting. For example, when I make a star I spray white and then use my trowel to lay down intersecting lines and sometimes those lines do not intersect in the center of the star, so the solution I use is to respray the center of the star. It makes it larger but it saves me from covering the star over with black and redoing it again. I may do a video where I cover how I correct mistakes while painting 🙂 When I first started a few years ago I painted outside (I did not have a shop to paint in) and the wind would occasionally flip my wet paintings over into the grass. That was frustrating but I wasn't filming then so a lot of my trial and error was off camera. Hope this helps!

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Thank you, I use Corel VideoStudio 2022. It has an auto music feature so all I need to do is pick what I like and it generates the song. Glad you like it!

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Thank you! I am glad you enjoy it!

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Thank you, I have a love for black light art. Glad you enjoy it!

Thanks! I hope you enjoy it!

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Thank you! Yes, it will work on wood. You may have to lay down a primer first. If priming, I would recommend a white primer. That will help keep the grain from soaking up the paint and from any possible grain swelling. I make wood frames and then spray them black and add stars, comets and sometimes bursts and they turn out very well. I will do a video soon on the wood frames. I line the inside lip of the frames with black light LEDs so that the paintings can be shown under black light without having to light up a whole room.

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