wow, ke chevereeeeeeee... bravazoooooooooo........

oh my god, seeing this video for some reason was like a memory, even though i'd never seen it before, it made me think of when i was young and watching fantasia, and while i was watching the paint spread out into amaziing shapes and colors, i was seeing colorful unicorns and pegasuses swimming in a lake of colors. its absolutely briliant.

THIS IS SO F****** AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Simply beautiful

great work !

@TheSnakThatSmilesBak wow, now that you mention it, i realize it made me think of fantasia too. i didn't even know what it was reminding me of, but that's definitely it

what an incredible amount of paint you used! :O it's awesome!

Gorgeous!

wonderful.

This is litter all the coolest thing ever

AWESOME!!!! you guys could maybe try some different objects to pour the paint on, like big balls or triangles...:D

Mmm bravo !

Luv it!

@MrArtarjun On Holton's site, he lists the materials used in these pieces as "plywood and acrylic"

Looks beautiful

Art, materials, science, gravity...

relevant to my interests

I like the one in the background have a video for that? and the tower of paint is really cool worth all the paint and time

Magnifique

@LeeMIlby Thanks Lee! i used an HPX-170 with a 35mm adapter, and a crappy little HF-20. the next one im doing is on a 5d MK II!

Hey Dave, congrats on the feature! These remind me of some psychedelic posters i had as a kid. Oddly enough i could tell this was your video work without seeing the credit at the end. What sort of camera did you use? 7d or something? ANYWAY awesome editing and photography ;)

@RaveLikeDave wow what a wonderful answer! thanks!!

i call this beautiful art. you see something in between the colors that all match and contrasts each other. just beautiful. and what type of paint did you use? i'd like to try this (:

Like the process more~

@RaveLikeDave Wow good work with that OMG on an hf-20??? VERY impressive. The 5D, I've never had the pleasure of using one myself, but i've heard conflicting reviews. Some love it, some hate on it......lemme know your take when the project is up!!

I'm loving the music! where it is from?

So how do you get the extra on the floor to come up and stay part of the piece? Is it in such a mass that on a clean floor you simply gently pry and pop it up?

I would like to see a hexagon or octagon shaped pedestal

@delshayDiCamilliano Google Holton Rower's site, click Gallery, then Sculpture, then Money, and prepare to be humbled. This really is brilliant art.

@RaveLikeDave House paint? That'd be the easiest way to get the variety of colors and tones. Plus more economical than artist's acrylic.... And you'd get that nice gloss. I really love this art!

@JobAbednego On Rower's website it says he's used acrylic

Thank you for your reply, but taking a wild guess, this will probably be a 'nope' too.. last time I used that word I was six.. :o)

My guess is house paint. Or a water based poster paint. Something like that

so how do you take it up ? doesn't it break or something ?

Acrylic over wood. The artist's name is Holton Rower out of New York and the technique is called "Pour". You can look the rest up on your own.

this is great...once again can anyone tell me is this water color or acrylic and what can I do to make my acrylic to pour more fluient

@bartolabonita

5 жыл бұрын

Its acrylic and you have to mix it with a type of paint medium and stir it in until all the colors are the same consistency which would be the consistency of a generic pancake surup. Where it flows off you stir stick in a constant flow and still have a nice lil layer on your stirrer when holding it parallel. Anyway...its not near as easy as it looks trust me. Good luck.

@EASpaceJam it cannot be acrylic because of the way the colors are able to separate themselves from the other colors without even overlapping. check out at 1:25 how the white drips down. And i just want to say that I hope you are right and I am wrong, because this is something i would love to try to do a version of in my paintings.

those pants are knarly

amazing work wanted to knw wat are these paints called ?? are they acrylics ??

@marygriffin1604

5 жыл бұрын

SANJANA ASHER They are acrylics with added flow medium and other liquids to obtain a particular thickness.

hey dave can you tell me what kind of color do you use for that i use nail varnish for my nails :)

The paint is enamel. I could almost smell the fumes lol

to those who think this is not art: this is NOT easy: firstly, one would have to choose which colors to use and in what order; secondly, what kind of paint to use - too thick and it won't run, too thin and it will just wash together or spread out too thin; thirdly how much to pour on each layer and how you pour it - notice how careful they are, not just dumping it on all at once, especially towards the end; oh and I also forgot about the boxes, the shape/height of which determine how the paint moves; I'm sure there are other details, this is just what came to my mind watching the videos

@-nick.montee1135

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

@artaddiction17

7 жыл бұрын

Rachel White true atleast u appreciate

Well the reply to the question apparently was 'nope', so we'll have to keep guessing.

I did this to my ex-girlfriends car once, wasn't as artsy. but definitely a timeless piece.

where can i get models like that and what type of paint is best??

where do you get the models? and what type of paint is good to use?

What kind of paint ?

what kind of wall-colors do they use ?

@monlaaslur as, monlaaslur, I want too to know what kind of paint do you use. this is just like a colour-wonderland and I need to know and try it myself. so pretty please enlight me.

Now dry!

I think he used PVA glue mixed with colour paint and a little water.

is there a website for these artists?

what kind of paint are you using?

im guessing its some sort of plastic resin?

@EASpaceJam Colored Glue...

@RaveLikeDave I'm guessing melted crayons.

looks eatable

@EASpaceJam nope

@RaveLikeDave Then what?

its prolly actually really think paint, because this is time-lapsed.

And then someone accidentally steps in it.

hey the girl thats doing the paint pouring. whats your number?

My god, why is everyone in the vid so serious?

Can you do that on a naked woman's body?

@bingbingmmMapple this is an insult to the artist, as if drugs made you more creative!

Waste of paint

Waste of paint...

This is laZy & ridiculous, not to mention a waste of time & paiNt I can paint hundreds of the exact same thing but with a fraction of paint and time ~xX

I came here from stumbleupon just to dislike this