Dan continues to tunnel under the earth towards Texas. Recent reports state that witnesses may have seen him surfacing for fresh air off the coast of Florida. He immediately went back under and we don’t know whether he’s planning to go under or around the state.
I obviously can’t wait for Dan to be back, but I like these videos too, it feels like we’re just hanging out with Gav and he just happens to be doing something weird like spinning paint around or setting up mousetraps
Speaking to that smart watch background, it would be cool to have a bunch of clips that are filmed at a frame rate so that the full clip is like 12 hours long so that as the day goes on the image gets more and more colorful and mixed up then when the clock strikes 12 it resets to a new fresh pattern.
Id go to a gallery to see these disks, with a screen next to them showing them spinning, both from a normal pov, slow pov, and a spinning pov... itd be really cool
Can we acknowledge the fact Gavin is doing a pretty good job with combining the colours in a good ratio The end results are definitely mind blowing, I love it The last one is my favv
A couple of them look pretty decent, especially the one at 2:50 But I think the others could’ve been better if the colors were preset with a pattern of sorts, arrange the colors in a way that they blend better, instead of seemingly random placements.
An interesting effect on this footage would be to mask out the background in post while still rotating the footage in the same way, so in effect all you see is blobs of paint spinning toward the outer edge of the disc, but with out the nauseating rotating background.
I once painted a giant metal fan with all the colors then didn't wait long enough before turning it on. Fabulous paint results on both fan and walls. I always wanted to do a whole room in it.
Me: "oh that's an elaborate setup!" Gav: "Which, in an absolute Slo Mo Guys bodge job is sat in a paddling pool balanced on some chairs" Me: "...Or not."
Should you do something like this again, perhaps you could try adding a bit of sand, rice, marbles, or other additives that will leave streaks in the paint. Also, check out some acrylic pour videos for colour and additive ideas: for instance, adding a bit of oil or silicone to some of the paint makes bubbles from the bottom colours as the oil pushes away the top layers as it rises. I hope you had some way of automatically registering the images to keep the disk stationary, too. :) Cheers! -nevin
If They slowly accelerated the disc so that the paint (or whatever is on there) doesn’t mix and then quickly decelerate it. It would create the same effect without having to rotate the footage
Although if you think about it, Gavin has spent more than 10 years learning what looks good in slow mo, and what paint does under extreme circumstances. He too is a master of his medium.
@@sirflimflam Dan is in the UK and Gavin is in the US, so for a long time they couldn't get together due to covid-related travel restrictions. I believe that sometime in early November the US is lifting restrictions for flying here from the UK (and some other countries), so perhaps we'll see a reunion in another month or so!
I think you could take this up another level, experimenting with convex/concave plates, or discs with varying groove patterns, or ways to dispense the paint over the duration, or more uniformly. The smart watch face idea was neat. My much older brain was immediately reminded of screensavers on my older computers.
This is the most beautiful epic experience that no one has ever been able to see. Until now Mr. SloMoGuys have created a personal perfection to art that should be featured on National Geographic. This is the best thing ever. Need it.
I had a lot of trouble wrapping my head around fluid dynamics in rotating reference frames in grad school. It's hard to get good intuition for all those inertial forces like coriolis and euler. So I actually think this video legitimately cleared some stuff up for me.
Its out of topic but, the music that plays during the slow motion shots is so nice and relaxing and me lying in my bed at 12am almost knocks me out into sleep
Imagine one of these spreads on a 24h clock. At around the 23:50 mark, it'd be a finished image. By the 23:59 mark, it'd fade to a new canvas. At 00:00, there would be a new collection of paint blobs to start over. That would sell so well if you did like 400 variations and had a digital clock do that.
When I was a kid, I had a toy that did this. Of course I didn't have access to a slow mo camera, nor video editing software that could spin the footage, so this was really a joy to be able to see. Thanks for the awesome video, Gav!
I had one too and it’s the first thing I thought of! Such an old memory it’s cool to see someone else thought of that too. Can’t remember the name of it.
So beautiful. This feels like an art installation you'd see in an art museum with the final products and a projection on the wall of there process in super slow motion
I wish I could like this video 100,000 times. with the frame by frame option on the keyboard with youtey here, this is one THEE BEST videos made in a LONG Time.
I reckon those clips would look a lot more aesthetically pleasing if they had a circular aspect ratio. I don't know if that's even possible but the boxy-ness of the original aspect ratio is too visually distracting. Truly a pleasure to watch though either way
Yeah I think if he'd have zoomed out the shot and cropped to a square it would have been better, as when rotating in editing he could've zoomed back in enough that we wouldn't see the borders moving.
I think since the circle shape isn’t warping, he could edit it to show just the circle with no background. It would be really interesting to see this kind of stuff with no frame of reference
but I think it would look kind of boring without any sort of perspective o guide the eye. It would be just one slow moving disk with slow moving colours being mixed.
This took me back to my childhood... Warm dark summer nights, the glow of neon from the midway rides, the scent of various fried foods wafting by, and my brothers and I dripping paint from squeeze bottles onto card stock that was spinning like mad... You never knew what you were going to get, but it was always cool in the end, especially when it went into one of those little paper frames! Thanks Gav!
If these got made into smartwatch faces I think I'd have no choice but to buy a smartwatch. Any productivity would go through the floor though because I'd just be staring at my watch all day...
Every video you make is fantastic but every second or third video changes my perspective on reality and becomes one of my all time favorites. Thank you Gav for the amazing art you make and not just in this video! p.s. looking forward to seeing Dan again too! I'd recommend tunneling around Florida as there are less alligators. more sharks though!
Since those are wooden circles, I immediately thought about them becoming clocks. The hole is already predrilled in the middle so all you'd have to do is add the battery casing behind and add the hands and the numbers! I think they'd look really cool hanging on the wall! I especially like the last one for this idea.
@@gltchgodgaming3599 You know that 576 megapixels is way way more than 4K? 16K, 16 times the megapixels of 4K, is still only 132.7 megapixels. You need 32K, that is 4 times as many pixels of 16K, to get close to eye resolution: 32K is 530.8 megapixels, the eye 576.
@@bigmanmark4334 He lives in the UK. It’s explained that they usually get together and film many videos at once, sort of giving the illusion that Gav and Dan live in the same area.
This is a nice demonstration of Coriolis force, without which the paint would have gone radially outwards (straight lines) rather than spiralling out. (Outward push is caused by the centrifugal force and the curved trajectory while moving out is caused by the Coriolis force.)
@@Kumquat_Lord Unless we mention the frame of reference we are in, the description doesn't make sense. Destin would have described this from the outside inertial frame of reference while I am describing from the rotating non-inertial frame of reference. So we both are correct. I should have mentioned that I was talking from the point of view of the rotating disk (That is the speciality of this video where the footage is spun at the same angular speed as the disk itself). Remember that the Coriolis force is a pseudo force that only exists in a rotating frame.
This kind of thing belongs in an art exhibit. Have the plates together on a wall; then an edit of the slow-mo of each one getting made playing a monitor in front of them.
This is one of the best vids on the channel imo. Much love Gav, and I just discovered Dashuhua festival of lights and it really reminds me of the spinning wire wool vids. But the one where they basically smack it with a giant spatula into the air is fantastic. Can't wait to see you and Dan goofing around again
3:03 ... What he didn't seam to notice is that, because you stacked blue and yellow on top of the green, the blue and yellow combined and made more green. lol... that's why those top colors disappeared.... Well, they didn't disappear, they combined
When Dan is finally back, you need to do a special episode. Some random thought is, Dan throwing water baloons filled with paint all over Gav, recording that at a quadrillion frames.
Dan continues to tunnel under the earth towards Texas. Recent reports state that witnesses may have seen him surfacing for fresh air off the coast of Florida. He immediately went back under and we don’t know whether he’s planning to go under or around the state.
You experimented on him enough, he went to hiding now XD
ok
I live on the Florida coast, so I'll have to keep an eye open to see if he surfaces again!! XD
Hopefully he discovers an underground society of mole people on his was to taxis and get him self a noble price for his troubles
wingless fly dudes!. You wont be disappointed. It actually flies without wings.
When Dan gets back, you should consider trying this with one person pouring the paint on while it spins!
Where is Dan? he hasn't been in any of the videos for ages now
Mom and dad got a divorce
@@joshua35619 Due to travel restrictions Dan hasn’t been able to fly to the US
He has robot dan, right?
Just cut out the middleman, let’s pour paint straight onto Dan…
I obviously can’t wait for Dan to be back, but I like these videos too, it feels like we’re just hanging out with Gav and he just happens to be doing something weird like spinning paint around or setting up mousetraps
i havent viewed this channel in ages. what happened to dan?
@@CUBOSH Covid. It's not a good idea to travel.
@@CUBOSH nothing, covid means that they can't get together at the moment
@@BazilRat aren't they both in UK?
@@StarChomp Dan is, Gav is in TX
Speaking to that smart watch background, it would be cool to have a bunch of clips that are filmed at a frame rate so that the full clip is like 12 hours long so that as the day goes on the image gets more and more colorful and mixed up then when the clock strikes 12 it resets to a new fresh pattern.
That would be incredible. Perfect for the circular face of the galaxy watches too.
Wow that's a good marketing idea.
Yo, get in touch with Gavin and the smart watch makers
this is an incredbile idea sir
That would take a lot of storage space tho
"A plain old artsy one."
And yet, this is an excellent demonstration of the physics of rotating reference frames.
Id go to a gallery to see these disks, with a screen next to them showing them spinning, both from a normal pov, slow pov, and a spinning pov... itd be really cool
So when are you going to be putting clock mechanisms in the holes and selling these clocks on etsy?
You've actually managed to make watching paint dry interesting, well done Gav!
Can we acknowledge the fact Gavin is doing a pretty good job with combining the colours in a good ratio
The end results are definitely mind blowing, I love it
The last one is my favv
A couple of them look pretty decent, especially the one at 2:50
But I think the others could’ve been better if the colors were preset with a pattern of sorts, arrange the colors in a way that they blend better, instead of seemingly random placements.
An interesting effect on this footage would be to mask out the background in post while still rotating the footage in the same way, so in effect all you see is blobs of paint spinning toward the outer edge of the disc, but with out the nauseating rotating background.
Just watch it through a toilet roll tube
I agree
agree
I once painted a giant metal fan with all the colors then didn't wait long enough before turning it on. Fabulous paint results on both fan and walls. I always wanted to do a whole room in it.
I would love to see that XD
Me: "oh that's an elaborate setup!"
Gav: "Which, in an absolute Slo Mo Guys bodge job is sat in a paddling pool balanced on some chairs"
Me: "...Or not."
Exactly my thoughts! I thought at the beginning that it was something the sponsor gave him!
Where there's a will there's a way
Should you do something like this again, perhaps you could try adding a bit of sand, rice, marbles, or other additives that will leave streaks in the paint.
Also, check out some acrylic pour videos for colour and additive ideas: for instance, adding a bit of oil or silicone to some of the paint makes bubbles from the bottom colours as the oil pushes away the top layers as it rises.
I hope you had some way of automatically registering the images to keep the disk stationary, too. :)
Cheers!
-nevin
If They slowly accelerated the disc so that the paint (or whatever is on there) doesn’t mix and then quickly decelerate it. It would create the same effect without having to rotate the footage
I think this is the first time I’ve felt motion sickness from a video but nonetheless amazing video as always
0:45 I have no idea why... but the camera focusing on your hand and blurring the background that quickly looks sooooooo awesome
yeah, any idea what camera, lens is he using ?
Google Chrome logo at 1000fps!
Yeah exactly
Or the MacOS beach ball
Didn’t think I would see you here
@@j.thornton732
Harry has been a Slow Mo Guys sub for ages now. He's always around here.
That's a great idea
art teachers: the artist spent 10 years mastering this technique and expressed himself in the art.
Gavin: drill go brrrrrrr
Flawless victory!
Although if you think about it, Gavin has spent more than 10 years learning what looks good in slow mo, and what paint does under extreme circumstances. He too is a master of his medium.
kjgoebel i cant believe gavin is so smart yet so fuckn dumb all at once. absolutely amazing
reminds me of the people who do sounds for movies. Doing abstract things that are nothing similar to the sound they make
@@NaturalBornLoserrrr Dumb how? Apart from not auctioning off the discs he made?
Apart from Dan not being there, this video feels like a traditional Slo Mo Guys video. 💕👌
Has something gone on between them? I don't think I've seen him in some time.
I haven't seen the other guy for quite some time either, was wondering if it's slow mo guy now, just the one.
@@sirflimflam Dan is in the UK and Gavin is in the US, so for a long time they couldn't get together due to covid-related travel restrictions. I believe that sometime in early November the US is lifting restrictions for flying here from the UK (and some other countries), so perhaps we'll see a reunion in another month or so!
@@marcw6875 Oh, okay cool. I was hoping there wasn't a falling out or something.
The sound being played in the slow mo replay is literally so calming lol
I think you could take this up another level, experimenting with convex/concave plates, or discs with varying groove patterns, or ways to dispense the paint over the duration, or more uniformly.
The smart watch face idea was neat. My much older brain was immediately reminded of screensavers on my older computers.
Gav still stands off to the left like Dan's ghost is there, or just the memory of him. We miss you Dan!
What happened to Dan?
@@intrepidferret6704 travel restrictions. Dan is stuck with the queen while gavvy is in geoffs backyard
@@NeroLucifarious ty i was wondering as well
@bssni touir Good ol' days of a Dan test dummy.
He's not dead...
When Dan returns can we just have a Slomo of you both hugging?
Not only is the footage itself visually pleasing but the circle and background are really cool. I could easily see these in a modern art museum!
Love the bot below you copy-pasting your comment and getting 39 likes.
Art is speed
You can check out an artist named Callen Schaub. He makes amazing artwork with a similar technique.
This is the most beautiful epic experience that no one has ever been able to see. Until now Mr. SloMoGuys have created a personal perfection to art that should be featured on National Geographic. This is the best thing ever. Need it.
01:50 Motion with motion is best thing I’ve ever seen. So satisfying!! My heart feels good now.
Gavins finally found his true calling as an artist
I had a lot of trouble wrapping my head around fluid dynamics in rotating reference frames in grad school. It's hard to get good intuition for all those inertial forces like coriolis and euler. So I actually think this video legitimately cleared some stuff up for me.
If Gavin ever wanted to he could just become an artist. All of this stuff looks so good and I could see it hung up next to a Pollock.
Damien Hirst did ‘spin paintings’ like this which currently sell for a lot of money.
It's fair to say that the art is the slow mo and his gallery is youtube....
He's already a talented artist in several fields
Coming soon, a slo mo video of Gav and Dan running excitedly into each other's arms.
Its out of topic but, the music that plays during the slow motion shots is so nice and relaxing and me lying in my bed at 12am almost knocks me out into sleep
I love how Gavin's face is paler where his giant beard used to be. lol
Omg he has a beard tan line! 🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑🪑
I actually forgot what his face looked like!
Beardburns are a real thing! /beardy
Hey, we got a Blender guy here! :)
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Every disc is an own piece of art. So beautiful and satisfying!
This truly is mesmerizing. Modern day art.
truly, I wonder what a can of soda exploding from being frozen looks like
It's like glimpsing into a gentler, more graceful dimension. Trippy stuff. Can't stop replaying!
this is a very convoluted way to make amazing wall art
This is super cool, love how the colors blend and form unique patterns.
Would love to see this done w/ metallic paints.
Tbh watching all of them together move fast in normal speed looks cool as well.
Imagine one of these spreads on a 24h clock. At around the 23:50 mark, it'd be a finished image. By the 23:59 mark, it'd fade to a new canvas. At 00:00, there would be a new collection of paint blobs to start over. That would sell so well if you did like 400 variations and had a digital clock do that.
It would be very cool, but the file size of 400 videos each 24 hours long wouldn't be feasible on a watch.
It never ceases to amaze at how many interesting things you think of filming in slow mo.
Defintely gonna need a sequel for this one, very cool idea. I think you could do lots of variations of this.
"It's as if your head could rotate at thousands of RPM."
Welp, now I know what tonights nightmare will be about...
pink elephants on parade is going to be a walk in the park xD
When I was a kid, I had a toy that did this. Of course I didn't have access to a slow mo camera, nor video editing software that could spin the footage, so this was really a joy to be able to see. Thanks for the awesome video, Gav!
I had one too and it’s the first thing I thought of! Such an old memory it’s cool to see someone else thought of that too. Can’t remember the name of it.
The day Dan introduces himself again will be a good day
What happened to him?
@@96AyyZee96 covid
He lives in the UK and can't come over yet
@@allinaday3526 yes, we know. Although if he’s double jabbed he can now
Thanks boiz
So beautiful. This feels like an art installation you'd see in an art museum with the final products and a projection on the wall of there process in super slow motion
I wish I could like this video 100,000 times. with the frame by frame option on the keyboard with youtey here, this is one THEE BEST videos made in a LONG Time.
You've just reminded me of summer school when I was like 6 years old, and making spinning paint art was the height of school-time art creation
When he removes the wood from the foam background, you're left with a Jackson Pollock painting.
Yeah I was thinking he could sell the disks and foam with a high res copy of the video of that one being made.
Jackson Pollock wishes his "art" looks as good as these
"It's so hypnotic. I can get lost in this".
As are all your videos m8! Every slowmo footage is mesmerising.
I do acrylic flow art, and spinning it out is my favourite way to pour.
Love the cells you got in the second spin! 💖
Black and red would probably look sick
Such a cool demo of centrifugal force and the effect of diameter and rim speed. Amazing! I love the paint dripping off the edge!
Those would make stunning watch faces or honestly as is, those are gorgeous. Slap those up on Etsy you'll make bank lol.
Especially sold by and branded as Slow Mo Guys? They could Scrooge McDuck dive into all the money they'd make.
Gav now is a famous painter 🎨 I actually like how they're coming out
This is beautiful in a way it's hard to describe it
THANK YOU!!!!!!!! Thank you for putting your sponsor message at the END of your video. Only the very BEST creators do that. Thank you!
"Hi there! I'm Dan and I'm Gav!" - miss those days
What happened to Dan?
@@rodri5044 he lives in england and gave lives in the USA, so it‘s kinda hard for him to travel to ‚merica cuz covid and stuff
@@rodri5044 🤔? Yeah...wt happened
@@rodri5044 He's in the UK and stuck thanks to travel restrictions from Covid if I remember correctly
Oh, I get it now. Thx for the answers ❤
Gav, you need to autograph those discs and auction them off for your favorite charity. You'll be a fundraising superhero for < $100 invested!
You should definately auction those discs! I'd love one
Or you could just make your own with $3 in paint and a drill. lol.. You don't need the fancy camera's to make one of these boards.
@@calholli I could, but that would have been made by me, not by Gavin
When the process is just as much the finished piece as the finished piece is.
An absolute masterpiece!
This is like Jackson Pollock meets power tools plus Phantom cameras. Beautiful, striking and very interesting.
I reckon those clips would look a lot more aesthetically pleasing if they had a circular aspect ratio. I don't know if that's even possible but the boxy-ness of the original aspect ratio is too visually distracting. Truly a pleasure to watch though either way
Yeah I think if he'd have zoomed out the shot and cropped to a square it would have been better, as when rotating in editing he could've zoomed back in enough that we wouldn't see the borders moving.
I think since the circle shape isn’t warping, he could edit it to show just the circle with no background. It would be really interesting to see this kind of stuff with no frame of reference
but I think it would look kind of boring without any sort of perspective o guide the eye. It would be just one slow moving disk with slow moving colours being mixed.
@DanielCook Exactly
@420BootyWizard Exactly!
Slow mo guys: how can we make more art?
That disc looks super cool! I can imagine a giant one would make a cool art piece or coffee table
I don't know about anyone else, but for the spinning shot, blacking out the background would be nice. It definitely triggered my motion sickness.
nah, just you
I'm with you, friend.
I didn't get sick but I agree that it would improve the effect. My eyes try to follow the spinning part.
I could watch these for hours, watching these on a 4K tv with the sound of rain outside is so relaxing
This took me back to my childhood... Warm dark summer nights, the glow of neon from the midway rides, the scent of various fried foods wafting by, and my brothers and I dripping paint from squeeze bottles onto card stock that was spinning like mad... You never knew what you were going to get, but it was always cool in the end, especially when it went into one of those little paper frames! Thanks Gav!
Still waiting to hear "and I'm Dan" at the start of these
I think this is what we need to see displayed on OLED TV demos
An underrated aspect of these videos is Gav's commentary, it really adds so much to it.
Me: That last one would make a sick screensaver.
Gav 2 seconds later: Would make a good watch background.
My boi!
Dan and Gavin are such likeable dudes, I hope this channel never dies
Making a more neutral background where you don't see it spinning, would be good. I personally got motion sick
good idea
yeah I got a pit of a headache by the end
if he did a green background he could easily key it out
Dudeeee I would totally buy those and hang them on my wall as art. So beautiful!!
If these got made into smartwatch faces I think I'd have no choice but to buy a smartwatch.
Any productivity would go through the floor though because I'd just be staring at my watch all day...
Just make the discs themselves into clocks. Heck, maybe I'll make one.
Love the Slow Mo Guys! Been watching since 2012, keep it up!
Awesome! Ive been here since 2017 :D
Since 2013 for me.. so long......
These videos have a wonderfully mindful quality, helped in no small part by the choice of music. Thanks again!
This is by far my favourite reverse footage, watching the paint come back on.
It's almost hypnotic how beautiful it is, completely mesmerizing. And I said it before I heard you say :D
How are Anu and Enki doing these days?
@@hits509 :D We are still here, just people call us differently ;)
Every video you make is fantastic but every second or third video changes my perspective on reality and becomes one of my all time favorites. Thank you Gav for the amazing art you make and not just in this video!
p.s. looking forward to seeing Dan again too! I'd recommend tunneling around Florida as there are less alligators. more sharks though!
Awesome the shapes it gets, and finishes being a great art!
Since those are wooden circles, I immediately thought about them becoming clocks. The hole is already predrilled in the middle so all you'd have to do is add the battery casing behind and add the hands and the numbers! I think they'd look really cool hanging on the wall! I especially like the last one for this idea.
Please continue different ideas in this. I've been watching you for a long long time. And this is literally one of the coolest videos I've ever seen.
The result is a unique merch that can be sold (◔◡◔)
We love a return to old concepts
The camera is clearer than my eyes
Yea cuz our eyes are like only 576 megapixel
@@gltchgodgaming3599 yea cuz this is not a joke
@@greasesmear8298 He even 'liked' his own comment.
@@gltchgodgaming3599 You know that 576 megapixels is way way more than 4K? 16K, 16 times the megapixels of 4K, is still only 132.7 megapixels.
You need 32K, that is 4 times as many pixels of 16K, to get close to eye resolution: 32K is 530.8 megapixels, the eye 576.
@@Z3t487 don't take it seriously I was joking 😐
This video got me high, I swear.... I love these ones where Gavino gets to play around and be somewhat artistic. The eye candy is amazing
This is a motion sick nightmare, I didn't know something like this could exist.
finally someone says it
How's Dan's tunnel going? It must be at the East Coast by now 🙃
At *least*
@@datgaydangernoodle1315 can someone tell me what that is
@@datgaydangernoodle1315 the tunnel
@@kabirhasan3010 I think cuz Dan is stuck in the UK or somewhere so the joke is he's tunnelling to gav
@@bigmanmark4334 He lives in the UK. It’s explained that they usually get together and film many videos at once, sort of giving the illusion that Gav and Dan live in the same area.
This is a nice demonstration of Coriolis force, without which the paint would have gone radially outwards (straight lines) rather than spiralling out. (Outward push is caused by the centrifugal force and the curved trajectory while moving out is caused by the Coriolis force.)
Well, not quite. Each droplet travels in a straight line, but it's traveling at an angle, according to destin
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@@Kumquat_Lord Unless we mention the frame of reference we are in, the description doesn't make sense. Destin would have described this from the outside inertial frame of reference while I am describing from the rotating non-inertial frame of reference. So we both are correct. I should have mentioned that I was talking from the point of view of the rotating disk (That is the speciality of this video where the footage is spun at the same angular speed as the disk itself). Remember that the Coriolis force is a pseudo force that only exists in a rotating frame.
This kind of thing belongs in an art exhibit. Have the plates together on a wall; then an edit of the slow-mo of each one getting made playing a monitor in front of them.
That's not art.
This is one of the best vids on the channel imo. Much love Gav, and I just discovered Dashuhua festival of lights and it really reminds me of the spinning wire wool vids. But the one where they basically smack it with a giant spatula into the air is fantastic. Can't wait to see you and Dan goofing around again
I'm grateful to be alive in an age with the technology that allows me to witness this glorious art
7:10 forms an interesting yin yang effect with warm and cool colors.
3:03 ... What he didn't seam to notice is that, because you stacked blue and yellow on top of the green, the blue and yellow combined and made more green. lol... that's why those top colors disappeared.... Well, they didn't disappear, they combined
I think this is one of the more literal forms of modern art!
When Dan is finally back, you need to do a special episode. Some random thought is, Dan throwing water baloons filled with paint all over Gav, recording that at a quadrillion frames.
PLEASE never change that music when we 'Go Slow' love it
You're the Bob Ross of Coriolis-Painting! LOVED the rainbows
The fact that he's doing this all by himself is impressive
Where’s Dan?
Where is Dan. thought it was covid but ya.
Where Dan
To all the comments, Dan is in the US and so cannot easily travel to the UK, where Gav is
@@Barely_Edited ty for the info :)
This looks like an advertising campaign that Apple would do
"I think this one is definitely my favorite"
*looks like the Mac loading, mouse animation*
Ya, wonder why...
Or something Damien Hirst would charge you 5k for 😅
this was so calming to watch
the background foam boards would also make interesting pieces
This made me unexpectantly motion sick, oof.