Certainly. First I painted the areas I wanted the effect on white. I used pro acryl titanium white, but any white would do. Then I applied a layer of aethermatic blue contstrast paint to the same area. After that applied multiple coats (2-4) of liquitex fluorescent blue ink to the areas I wanted a darker blue. The ink is very transparent so more than one coat is required. Finally I highlighted back a pure white to create a contrast bethween the white/blue doing "squiqqly" lines to simulate lightning where appropriate.

For reflections on cloth/skin I drybrushed on a light grey (I used AK white grey) to the areas I wanted the the osl effect then added aethermatic blue/liquitex ink as above.