Neon Fireworks Art Becomes Cozy Glow

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Begin by cutting the neon paper into various shapes that resemble fireworks—think long lines, bursts, and circles. The sizes can differ, as varying dimensions will create more visual interest.
Once you have your shapes ready, arrange them on your canvas or board without gluing them yet. Play around with placement until it feels right for you.
When you’re satisfied with the layout, start securing your pieces with glue. Use a thin layer to avoid any wrinkles on the paper.
If you choose to add glitter, sprinkle it over the glue before it dries. This adds a lovely shimmer that mimics the sparkle of fireworks in the night sky.
While the glue dries, consider how you might incorporate string lights. You can attach them carefully around your artwork to highlight the shapes and create an inviting glow.

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