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Hey y'all,

Just stumbled across this article, and it made me think "that would be a need way of painting optical camo!"

http://illusion.scene360.com/art/8454/the-mysterious-mirror-man-appears-in-l-a/

I've seen lots of optical camo schemes for Tau Stealth Suits that use the idea of each plane being a reflective surface, and I thought these pics could be a very good resource for anyone trying to figure out how the light & reflections might work.

Cheers,

That's pretty cool actually.

If done right it might help make them Tau stealthsuits look even sleeker than they already do.

and this exact paint.

MOLOTOW Burner Chrome 600


I use MOLOTOW for all my graffiti stuff, top flight paint. undercoat your manz first, though.

then you don't need to paint reflections.

That looks a lot like the description of Eldar holofields

Wow great post much appreciated!