So basically the ink spreads out into the water, and the soap breaks the bond of the water, but it only happens in the area the soap is in, so since the water away from the soap still has a bond, the ink is pulled towards the water with the bond, this only happens at the surface and not below it If I got something wrong, or missed something, tell me in the replies
Whenever you upload, I get so overexcited and I have a reflex of instantly liking your videos specifically. It's amazing how you try something new, and your not trying to be the best. You don't boast like most youtubers, but you do everything for fun:)
I recently discovered this guy, and I find his videos super relaxing and inspiring. It's amazing because the things he does are theoretically things anyone could try themselves!
Love your refreshing take on life. Your vids are so cheery and fun. Reminds me of my childhood when everything was fun and exciting. You have inspired me to try something creative just for the sake of being creative
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I sure love your energy, and thankfully it is contagious. Thank you for yet another very creative and fun video. You also make it so that we can try this too. I sure enjoy your no nonsense, just creative way of doing videos. Much Love
You look so happy doing that ! It's a pleasure to watch even if I probably never experiment myself (or maybe I will, it seems fun, I don't know but I definetely will watch your other videos)
Water is a polar molecule. Which basically means it has a positive charge in one end and a negative in the other end. This is very helpful when they bind together because it helps create surface tension. This surface tension can be broken by soap because basically a soap molecule is hydrophobic in one end and hydrophilic in the other (one end loves water the other repels it) this is helpful because it can attract both water and oil as a cleaning agent. But it also means it can break the water molecules apart and push then away from each other. And my guess is the ink is hydrophobic and shares some of the same properties as oil in this scenario. Which makes it float on the water and then is pushed away when the soap molecule interacts with it.
Try dragging the tip of a toothpick across the rings of ink. Also perhaps experiment with a drinking straw to blow the surface in different directions. Maybe there are some colored inks to add more possibilities?
the soap removes the surface tension of the water. You can demonstrate this by floating a needle on a bowl of water and one drop of soap will make it instantly sink
I wonder if for the DIY paper, you could put some kind of mesh (like a cooling rack) into the water before you start dipping the ink in the water, so then when you want to take the paper out you can lift up the mesh
I used to do something like this with nail polish. I think we called it “water marbling”? Very messy way to do nail polish, but it turned out super cool!
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hey, i think it might transfer to DIY paper, you just need to add a mesh submerged under the container then use it to lift the DIY paper once the transfer has done.
You could do the same but smaller version with nail paint and then instead of clothes use nails of your wife, I saw it online one time and they are similar and looks good 👍
Like swirl dipping guitars....drag through it to direct swirls through it! The swirling give another level of achievement or what kids call now "satisfaction". Deeper dip tank and you can dip larger objects like guitars, bike helmets, shoes, etc. This has evolved into "hydrographics". You can print images, dissolve and apply the print in a dip tank.
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okay for the DIY paper, i think if you lower it into the water and then somehow get a mesh or something under it, you can get it out without destroying the paper
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I love the final results! It reminds me of a holographic look without the color. My family does a lot of woodworking and let me make designs on the wood sometimes. You just inspired my next idea!😊😊 Thank you!
such a cool effect! i remember doing something similar, but as a science experiment (less artistic lol) from school that included black pepper and the dish soap on a q-tip. the outcome is the black pepper spreading out just as it does here!
the difference in density of the two liquids separates them a part kinda like how when you dropped the soup in the water they didnt mix and the soup stayed as a blob inside the water
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This is what I was concerned about when I saw the DIY paper project :) I'm pretty sure that factory-made paper has some funky additives which keep it together when exposed to water. Nevertheless, great video! I love how every project is so simple, fun, and easy to follow!
Each time I watch your vids I notice things in the background and i'm like he made that in the other vid 🤯🤯🤯. Keep up the great work. Ps. You should add a birdhouse to the studio so when you work you can hear the birds chirping
How about take it further.. look up cymatics, and with the same premise have the water vibrating at different frequencies (each frequency will be a different shape) then drop the ink in and see if it forms any interesting patterns 😘
I think your diy paper transferred the ink perfectly, you just need to use a screen to delicately lift it out of the water. You probably came close to getting a more traditional Japanese look with your homemade paper because printer paper has binder in it that rejects the ink.
If it did transfer to fabric, it might not survive laundering. Can you do this with acrylic paint? I did fabric marbling at a workshop. The water had an agar gel to support the floating pigment. I think the fabric had been "fixed" with a mordant prior to treatment, but I might be wrong.
