Here’s 3 cool tips…
#1. My wife and I took a ferry one night, coming back from a place called Dauphin Island. We were heading back to the mainland. You could really see the night sky way out there in the middle of the bay.
I noticed a group of stars on the far side of the sky that pulsated light at times and I remember that I had seen that effect before in one of my ceiling murals at home it seems. It looked familiar.
I have even seen a small lightning bolt arc from one star to another in my mural (I think it was an effect from a certain technique I show you in my course).
These kind of things that light does enhances your star work and can give you money and fame as a star muralist. Light can be your friend in so many ways! Things like a fat star you don’t really see from across the room that jumps out in the corner of your eye as you stare at your ceiling in the dark.
Things like this are the magic of painting with light. Star murals can be holographic as well as 3-D. Again, this can make you money and some happy customers.
#2. Capturing the sunlight during the day and seeing it at night as stars is cool. A star mural can have many benefits. Customers wanting a cool night sky on their ceiling will gladly call you.
#3. knowing how to create star murals, having the right tools, and plenty of happy customers can give you money for years making things realistic!
Yours for profits,
Lee Cusano