God, I hope not. I have trouble enough with acrylics and caseins changing color as they dry.
Bill Walker, Canaan NY
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From: Arezoo Moseni
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Subject: [ARLIS-L] "Car paints changing with temperature "
http://blogs.zdnet.com/emergingtech/?p=96
New shimmering car paints may shift color with temperature or humidity through the use of gold metallisation and ion bombardment, creating new particles with special bonding behavior...
The futur potential of this kind of research in relation to other types of paint may open up new and unfamiliar territories for visual artists.
Arezoo
Arezoo Moseni
The Art Collection
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