This is a pretty straight forward way to add some fiery effects as a background. You can do this with any colors with different shades. It also looks nice with red, orange and yellow. It’s all about carefully layering and building up the effect. This can also be use to make your letters look like they’re on fire. I’ll make a video of that if you’re interested.
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Some quick tips on how to do this fiery background. You're gonna need three shades. You start with the darkest. You'll want it filled in solid up against the letters, but then as it goes away from the letters, you start to fade it out. Sure. You could do this with a lot of different kinds of caps, but I prefer the pocket cap or just the regular stock cap for this. The spray pattern seems to help with this kind of misting effect. Then you add in the medium. Do the same thing. I suggest holding the can kind of far away from the wall. So you can just add layers and layers of color. If you find you added too much, you can just come back in with the darker color and pull it back a little bit. Then you do the same thing with the lightest color, solid against the letters, and then fade it out as you move away from the letters. Then I added some texture with little dots. And then to add a little bit more texture, I used the needle cap and held it sort of far away from the wall so it sort of added a little bit of speckle on it. It's kind of hard to go through this whole thing in detail in one minute. So check out our YouTube channel at Machin studio, and you can see more detail on this.