Glow pigment projects are easier to repeat when color planning happens before the final pour. Start with small samples, record each shade, and compare how the pigment looks in normal light and under the light source you plan to use.
Build a small test palette
Choose a main color, one supporting color, and an accent. Prepare equal sample portions according to the resin maker’s instructions, then add one pigment at a time. Label every sample so you can connect the finished result with the amount and color used.
Compare the samples in two conditions
View the samples in daylight before checking their glow. A pigment that looks subtle in the jar may appear stronger once dispersed in resin. Test the samples only as directed for the product and resin system you are using.
The SEISSO glow pigment powder set is one option for comparing multiple colors. Check the current product page for included shades, quantity, and usage guidance.
Keep notes for the final design
- Record the pigment name and approximate amount.
- Note the resin base and cure conditions.
- Photograph samples under the same light.
- Keep the strongest accent color limited if the design needs a calm look.
Plan placement before pouring
Sketch where the bright areas, background, and clear sections will sit. A simple layout helps prevent adding too many colors at once and makes the final piece easier to reproduce.
Small labelled tests turn a glow-pigment assortment into a reliable design plan. Follow the product and resin instructions throughout the project.
