Summer Storms
Summer nights have a way of casting a spell with warm breezes and the promise of adventure. Imagine you're wrapped in the balmy embrace of a summer evening when suddenly, the sky crackles with energy, and a dazzling lightning storm takes the stage.
Summer storms are fun and wild with their electrifying displays of lightning. The sky is transformed into its own canvas of vibrant light.
This glow in the dark wall mural captures the essence of that summer nights' memory.
Apply this luminous storm decal on a wall where it can soak up sunlight during the day. As night falls, turn off the lights and watch the magic! Your lightning storm will crackle into life.
Looking Forward to Summer
Summer is just around the corner! I'm looking forward to the magic of long summer evenings and after that the stars!
This was such a cute summer painting of long meadow grass and slender crescent Moon. This glow in the dark painting is available by request only. I can paint it to your exact specifications and add some other elements if you wish.When the sun finally goes below the horizon and darkness envelops your space, turn off the lights and watch this glowing meadow with its sparkling stars come to life.
Turn Your Bedroom into a Starry Retreat this Christmas!
The holiday season is just around the corner, and what better way to add a touch of magic to your home than by transforming your bedroom ceiling into a dreamy night sky filled with stars? This Christmas, treat yourself or a loved one to a glow in the dark gift that keeps on giving night after night! Starry Nights Imagine lying in a warm cozy bed, gazing up at a twinkling night sky right above your head. With glow in the dark stars, you can make this dream a reality. These are an excellent Christmas gift for kids and adults alike. Easy to Apply and Remove No need to worry about damaging your ceiling or walls. These stars are removable,...
Orion ~ The Mighty Hunter of the Night Sky
Orion is one of our most well loved star constellations. Orion is named after a legendary hunter from Greek mythology and is most visible in the summer skies of the southern hemisphere and in the winter sky for the north. The three bright stars of Orions belt are hard to miss! At Orion’s shoulders and legs you'll see two brilliant stars, Betelgeuse and Rigel, at opposite ends of the celestial hunter. Betelgeuse, a red supergiant, shines with a warm, reddish glow, while Rigel dazzles with brilliant blue-white radiance. An interesting fact about Betelgeuse (the name means the giant’s shoulder) is that this massive red star is on the verge of becoming a supernova. That means it could explode anytime in...
Artificial Lights for Charging Glow in the Dark Art
Glow in the dark stars and murals often charge and glow without needing any extra light apart from natural daylight.
By the time bedtime comes around, sometimes the stars have been discharging light for a few hours and won't be as bright as they can be. A 10 minute top up with a bright light can help when natural light isn't enough. Basements and home theatres will always need to compensate with bright direct light if there is a lack of natural daylight.
UV tubes and flashlights lights can charge the stars well but they are not necessarily needed and should not used in children's bedrooms as UV light can be a hazard to eyesight.
The Southern Cross: World Famous in New Zealand
The Southern Cross is New Zealand's most well known star constellation. Also named Crux, this small constellation was once part of the larger constellation of Centaurus, but is now is the most iconic sight in New Zealand and Australian skies. It is mainly only visible in the Southern Hemisphere. It features on both countries flags and the Maori know it as Te Punga, the anchor of a great sky waka (canoe) or Māhutonga an opening in the Milky Way through which storm winds escape. Crux remains unseen in much of the Northern Hemisphere, including most of the United States as it doesn't ascend above the horizon. However In the U.S. state of Hawaii, you can observe the entire Southern Cross. To catch sight of it...
Wish Upon A Star! Surprise your Kids with a Glow in the Dark Star Ceiling.
Picture your little ones, tucked in their cozy beds, gazing up at a ceiling filled with twinkling stars. It's like camping under the stars every night! You might think: "How can I create a starry galaxy without breaking the bank or summoning NASA?" With the magic of realistic glow in the dark star stickers, you can transform any bedroom into a celestial wonderland in no time. They're affordable, easy to apply, and best of all, they don't require a degree in astrophysics to get them up on the ceiling.The best way to surprise kids with stars is to do it secretly during the day.Not only will a glow in the dark star ceiling create an otherworldly atmosphere in your child's room,...
Can Glow in the Dark Stars help me Sleep?
In our busy lives, finding moments of peace and rejuvenation is essential. Imagine drifting off to sleep under a glow-in-the-dark star ceiling, where the beauty of the night sky is brought into your bedroom. Glow in the dark star ceilings simulate natural darkness An important ingredient for restful sleep is darkness. The soft glow of a glow in the dark star ceiling mimics the natural darkness of a starlit sky, creating an ideal environment for sleep. Reducing the amount of harsh artificial light in your room before sleep, will encourage the production of melatonin, the hormone that regulates sleep. This leads to more peaceful uninterrupted deep sleep. Detach from the virtual realm A glow in the dark star ceiling offers a...
How Can I Stop My Child being Scared of the Dark?
Glow in the dark star ceilings in children's bedrooms can not only stop a child's fear of the dark, they can ignite imagination and transform bedtime into a fun adventure. Star ceilings make kids look forward to bedtime! Safety First: My Glow in the dark products are non-toxic and acrylic based so they are perfect for kids rooms, but star stickers are not for use for small children under the age of three. Star stickers are small and should stay well away from small babies or where they can pick them up if they fall. Consider using a one piece mural or canopy to make a night sky effect for babies in a nursery. Say Goodbye to Monsters: For small kids, monsters and...