Nov 7, 2013 by Carl Jadaa // Leave a Comment
- For the first iteration, I decided to spray a pint of thermochromic powder onto paper and glue, and see if the heating effect would still work; it did:
- Then, I used different color bases and different color thermochromic pigments to see what the entire CMYK would look like using thermochromic paint:
- I then decided to think conceptually. So, I made a large coaster that would brighten up with colorful spirals when a hot item is placed on it. I illustrated that effect using a blowdryer in this video:
- Finally, I enjoyed the idea of being able to make things vanish with heat, so I decided to use a sketch of a naked woman, and dress her up using thermochromic paint. When heat is applied onto the woman, her clothes go off:
