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j4e · 12-01-2005

If you are referring to the true colors for fire then the answer is no. There are several more steps that take place to get that effect. But I would use the same steps for green or any other not true flames that I paint. I have done purple but they were to dark to see on the black background. But I do use this pattern for all other color flames. I have 2 pictures in the gallery of blue flames that you can check out.
Hope this helps.

j4e

12-01-2005	#4 (permalink)
j4e Magazine Subscriber Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 30	Re: Blue realistic flames If you are referring to the true colors for fire then the answer is no. There are several more steps that take place to get that effect. But I would use the same steps for green or any other not true flames that I paint. I have done purple but they were to dark to see on the black background. But I do use this pattern for all other color flames. I have 2 pictures in the gallery of blue flames that you can check out. Hope this helps. j4e