Galaxy Glitter on a Cigar

[SDB777]

Humble offering from a new blank, odd colors make for a cool effect(at least I thought it did).....tried to make a 'faded pour using three colors', but I'm thinking the heat inside the tube during the cure allows for more moment then I expected. In a neat kinda way!






I thought it was nice, comments and critiques are most welcome!!!!!








Scott (screwdrivers aren't just for screwing things...hehehe) B

 

[Dale Allen]

I like it.
The colors transition just enough from one end to the other.
I think you have hit on a new technique.

If you stare at it for a while it looks kinda like the colors are still moving!

But then it is late and I am tired!

 

[Joe S.]

From the title I thought you had used a glitter bomb blank (yes, that was a paraphrase), is was pleasently surprised to see this! :biggrin:
Great job!

 

[SDB777]

I like it.
The colors transition just enough from one end to the other.
I think you have hit on a new technique.

If you stare at it for a while it looks kinda like the colors are still moving!

But then it is late and I am tired!

After pouring a few, the smell starts making you wonder if things are moving, I think cooler temps will be around the corner soon....and then the door can be opened(instead of using the AC unit). I'm going to go stare at it for awhile....see if it moves:smile-big:

From the title I thought you had used a glitter bomb blank (yes, that was a paraphrase), is was pleasently surprised to see this! :biggrin:
Great job!

Ooooh, glitter.....that stuff isn't very friendly in our casting arsenal here. It usually tries to bunch up on one side/end of the blank, and I don't believe it actually makes the blank look better(there is already plenty of reflective qualities in the mica powder).



Should be making 15-18 of these today!! Woohoo!!!









Scott (something different, no coffee today) B