Hmm, I remember this question being asked more than once here, much less on Pro Sound/Lighting, Stagecraft, and Lighting
Network. Lots of choices out there in opinion. Perhaps it should be a FAQ type of thing in checking past posts on the question before posting again.
While I have no problems with re-posting to get fresh info on a question, one should summerize what effort in the study you have already done than ask for more or fresh opinoins of what others do. This way you more
build up a
base of knowledge of past advice and keep it allive by asking others to add to it.
This rather than thinking you are the first ever to ask the question and expect everyone to re-respond every time the question comes up.
Sorry if long in explination of intent but this question has been asked before. In discussion it would be good to note in re-activating the question what others in advice already have posted in more broadening the solutions given by way of many agreeing with a certain set of color choices or of new unique ones not thought of.
Just a thought. I for instance might attempt some soft
wash of lavender with a more harsh beam of blue for my own
effect. This given no black light is avaiulable and as per Stagecrafts' past discussion on it, Arco
starch was used as much as possible on all surfaces to be lit in some way so as to phosphor.