I haven’t worked much with photochromic inks. That is to say, I should be doing more with these inks. This technology has been readily available for many years and the effect, while a bit gimmicky, is actually pretty cool. Photochromic inks react when exposed to concentrated UV light. In the photos below two photochromic inks were used (red-shade blue and green-shade blue). These inks appear clear indoors and come to life in sunlight. As I said, we need to invest some R&D time into this technology as possibilities abound.


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