Fluorescent colors are created by using fluorescent pigments, which absorb ultraviolet radiation and re-emit it as visible light. This phenomenon causes the luminosity of these pigments to be significantly greater than that of traditional pigments, resulting in incredibly intense and vibrant colors.
In miniature painting, fluorescent paints are primarily used to create high-intensity visual effects, simulating energy sources or luminous elements. They are particularly useful for depicting OSL (Object Source Lighting) effects, magical energy, plasma weapons, luminous runes, bright eyes, technological displays or indicators, as well as radiation, neon, or toxic effects. Their high saturation allows for the creation of strong contrasts and striking lighting effects even when applied in thin layers. Fluorescent colors are based on fluorescent pigments capable of absorbing ultraviolet radiation and re-emitting it as visible light. This phenomenon causes their apparent brightness to be significantly greater than that of traditional pigments, resulting in incredibly intense and vibrant colors.
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