I worked on my liquid mixture to get some stretchiness, and added some half-and-half to give it some body and opacity. I love the delicate splash created, but I can tell you that those flying tendrils create more of a mess on my table than the regular drops into a water basin do!
Enjoy!
Whoa! A princess fairy crown! Love it, and it stands out so well against the black background :)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, and great colours! It looks like a PS generated image. Like an advert for a paint brand. Nicely done!
ReplyDeleteOh, you do know that you can link your image here directly within Worth, without having to upload to your private files. Just use this URL instead of the Worth one that you get when you upload. That way you won't suffer any change to the image from Worth's uploader.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kim! I probably knew that once.... :) I've just been, as you see, loading to my Worth tools and grabbing that code. I will try linking to here tomorrow.
DeleteThis is amazing! Im in awe!
ReplyDeleteThis is stunning. Great work!
ReplyDeleteHuh, I just wrote this so I hope it is not a duplicate. This is super. You definitely are trick :) I was just pondering if you used flash gels...otherwise how could you get those beautiful colors, and so cleanly at that :)
ReplyDeleteThis crown is amazing - must learn how to make one, or two!
ReplyDeleteStunning shot! Bravo!
ReplyDeletePretty rainbow crown, Did you use a gradient like on smoke photo's?
ReplyDeleteWhat? Unbelievable!! Pretty special how you got the black background and the colored liquid to light up like that and it is beyond me how you achieved it. Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteThis is particularloy stunning on a black background. It has a sort of alien-ish quality about it.
ReplyDeleteLovely crown!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, my favourite of this set so far. You really are inspiring me to give this a go. But maybe when I move to my own place, not sure the landlord would feel about coloured dyes all over the floor.
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