Paint Planets 1

After our session with Mixed Fruit on Saturday, Beck and I headed outside. I’d brought three tubes of paint with me – I wanted to try oil paints in water. Beck had a long, tall vase which we could use, so we dived in. We used syringes to squirt the paint into the water.

I have 117 photos from the shoot (the ones I’ve kept!), it was so much fun to see these cute little planets and volcanos forming in the bottom of the vase. So fabulous.

x desleyjane

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33 responses to “Paint Planets 1”

  1. Debbie Harris Avatar

    These are just brilliant Desley. Sharon (my sister) did a similar experiment with oil and water drops and the results are spectacular. Love the explosion of colours here. I bet it was fun!

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Thanks Deb. It was fabulous. We were like little kids!

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  2. Tish Farrell Avatar

    Just wild, Desley. Breaking bounds every which way!

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Thanks Tish! It was a blast to do!

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  3. Sue Avatar

    What fun, indeed!

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Totally. We loved it ๐Ÿ˜Š

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      1. Sue Avatar

        ๐Ÿ˜€๐Ÿ˜€๐Ÿ˜€

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  4. Britta Avatar

    These are super cool, Desley! I love all the colors.

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Thanks Britta. Me too. It was such good fun.

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  5. loisajay Avatar

    Desley and Beck–the new Mad Scientists. These are wonderful!

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Hahaha thatโ€™s perfect! Thanks Lois.

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  6. morselsandscraps Avatar

    Another wonderfully creative idea. I love the surprises with something like this – you never know how the pattern will fall, and you have so many different surprises here. I used to get similar delight from marbling paper, once upon a time.

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Oh wow, marbling paper. I remember this concept from when I was a kid, but not sure Iโ€™ve ever done it… easy?

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      1. morselsandscraps Avatar

        Yes – or I wouldnโ€™t have attempted it, certainly not with 15 year olds when I taught at high school!

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        1. desleyjane Avatar

          Hahaha ok good, I might try it! Pink marble!!

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      I was like a kid in a candy store ๐Ÿ’•

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      It really was!

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  7. Jane Lurie Avatar

    Cool idea and great photos, Desleyjane.

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Thanks so much Jane. It was great fun.

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  9. carafox2012 Avatar

    Wow! So cool ๐Ÿ™‚

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  10. Su Leslie Avatar

    Wow. Just totally utterly wow!!

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      ๐Ÿ˜ thank you!

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  11. pommepal Avatar

    Another fun project

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Yes! Lots of fun! ๐Ÿ˜Š

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  12. kristynakubova Avatar

    That’s a great photo project! Well done.

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  13. PurplePumpernickel Avatar

    Wow! So psychedelic! Love them!

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    1. desleyjane Avatar

      Hehehehe thank you!

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