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Old 04-30-2004, 10:27 PM   #14
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Flame ON!

This is interesting. In the graphics business I would pinstripe around a flame job on a hot rod or a drum set (my last "flamer") and against a cool black field using a typical yellow to red blend in the flame we custom painters like to use blue as the pinstripe color. The blue would cause the flame to "vibrate" as well as framing it all in a tight hard but flowing shape.

The "glow" using the vibrating color spectrum is a very intriguing system indeed. Thank you for bringing it up, Henry.... and to you Tony for sharing that gorgeous example in your work!

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