Using a thicker drop mixture created a less splattery pool at the point of impact, which was a good place to add some additional color. The white sort of melded into the blue from the prior drops, so I added some green. A single drop of green, over the course of many subsequent drops, is spread into the center by the inward and upward action of the crown splash, and comes up the sides of the crown. I loved the delicate tendrils coming off the crown in this collision.
Cake Plate!!
ReplyDeleteShall I assume that tomorrow you will have a crown, and one of the collision columns shooting out of the middle with a collision on top??? See I think there is nothing you cannot do :0
ReplyDeleteThe color on these are so amazing. They look phosphorescent for some reason. This looks like it might exist on another planet. ;-)
ReplyDeleteThe thickness of the mixture make the crowns look like plastic objects. I admire how you manage to controll the unwanted glaring reflections.
ReplyDeleteOoh, lovely colors, especially that blue! I agree with Maggie, it looks like it's glowing in the dark. Really liking that top drop that looks like an inverted balloon.
ReplyDeleteWonderful blue! Gorgeous!
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