
with lights rather than highlighting a particular
element.
You’ll find that some of the lower-quality lights
have individual red, green, and blue lamps on
the fixture. While this might seem at first like you
won’t get the clean light colors you want to make,
you’d be surprised at how well they do mix with
a bit of distance. In Figure D, we used a cheaper
lamp to create an edge-lit effect by putting it on
the edge of a large piece of acrylic. At the base
of the acrylic the three colors aren’t mixed, but
after a few inches they fully mix to create really
nice colors. We covered the first few inches
of the acrylic so that only the full effect ...