This video shows a paint and water mixture being shaken vertically at 15 and 17.5 Hz. The videos were taken at 240 fps on iPhone SE. Collaborators for this assignment were Alessandro Villain, Max Patwardhan, and Marina McCann.
Ella McQuaid // Team Third (IV4)
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I love how the fluid looks like little tendrils reaching towards the sky, I don’t know how to describe it, but the word is definitely green.
Great timing on this capture. Such cool symmetry
This is so cool! I love how alive the paint looks “jumping” up and down like that.
Your music choice for this was great and made it feel mysterious and almost james cameron avatar-esque
I like the oscillation of the liquid, it’s very harmonious.
The control of the oscillation creates a really aesthetically appealing sequence!
I really like seeing how slowly the paint mixes and how the streaks move into the peaks and then return when the peaks drop.
I really love how clear of a jet you get on the middle red one, I think the focus was well done there.
This video is so cool. The speed is just slow enough to see everything but fast enough to have lots of action. The color gradients of the paint is great for seeing the details and how the fluid interacts.
I really like the color integration you were able to achieve with this! The background you added to this also creates a really clean affect!
I love the choices of colors and the “oily” smears. It’s very visually appealing. I also really like how jarring the color change is in the video