Welcome to my channel! My Name is Maia Friedlander | Performance name, LIVEWIRE I post primarily light whip visual performances and fiber optic fashion designs & am a multi-prop fire & LED performer based out of Toronto, Canada. Fiber optic whip was my first prop, I've since picked up many different props and look forward to sharing this journey with you. In this gallery you can find light whip tutorials & light whip move log. I hope you enjoy these videos and tutorials, they were made with love ~
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Digital Media Production - @antsonamelon For information about BitWhip or AOAM products, feel free to contact me via Instagram @livewire.to
The product I'm using for these costumes is called the Fyber Kit Package. It has a larger bundle of fibers than the standard fiber optic whip, at 360 fibers. You can find it on Ants on a Melon's website antsonamelon.com/?sca_ref=2815588.7cxRD0gBdF & code LIVEWIRE saves on your order 🥰
I made this costume using the Fyber Kit Package by Ants on a Melon which you can find here - antsonamelon.com/?sca_ref=2815588.7cxRD0gBdF it consists of 360 end glow fibers all at 6 ft long which I sewed into the garment then trimmed using regular scissors. You can use code LIVEWIRE at checkout for a discount on any Ants on a Melon products 🥰
Thanks love your channel. I just started whipping. What are the pros and cons of a split whip compared to a normal one. I'm thinking of splitting mine. Can you still do all the things a non split whip can do?
Glad to hear you're finding it helpful! Some things I really love about split whip are the shapes of the whip trails you can create. It's a great way to add more visual variety to your whipping. The balance points of your whip will be different depending on how the fibers are arranged, ie. how many are closer to the handle, how many times it's been split etc. I wouldn't say there's any real cons, as all whip heads differ between brands and change shape over time, with use. I'd say ultimately it's down to your personal preference. You can definitely do the majority of moves an unsplit whip can, as well as various moves unique to the shape. Let me know how you find it should you split your whip ☺️ check out @firecatfusion she has a great split whip tutorial as well as a bunch of moves to try 🙌
Same! FiberFlies has a written tutorial on straightening / curling whips with heated water, but I’m scared to try it lol. I’m gonna try cleaning then splitting my whip in two with the tease/weave methods. I’m hoping that will clean my baby up a bit!
.75mm end glow fiber. Here's the product link for the fiber optic kit I used ✨ antsonamelon.com/products/fyber-kit-package use code JUNGLE for a discount
Hi! I'm not currently offering custom pieces at the moment but will let everyone know of and when I start up again. You can find me on instagram @squiggly_mcpickins 😊 the product I'm using is the DIY Fyber Kit by antsonamelon.com ✨
@@thenaillery4677 I've actually only spun Ants on a Melon whips, as I've been working for them since 2016 🥰 I would suggest asking in the Dancing With Lightning group on Facebook for people's experiences with other brands! If you have questions about any of Ants products though, I'm happy to help ✨
@@thenaillery4677 I can say though that the RGB Critter BitWhip is the brightest whip on the market. It also has multiple features exclusive to it such as sound reactivity, movement reactivity, a favourites playlist and a ton of memory storage for custom modes!
That's so kind of you dear! I hope you have the best of times spinning your whip ❤️✨ I've been working hard planning new tutorials which hopefully will start being posted up within the next couple of months. Definitely check back! 🥰
