Bubbles (made from a solution of Dawn dish soap, guar powder, rubbing alcohol, baking powder, and water) bounce, merge, and pop in slow motion. The special bubble solution is what creates the dramatic popping and webbing effect because of the added polymers from the guar.
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The contrast in visualization techniques and subjects between the two videos is helpful to give the viewer context as to the fluid physics going on behind bubble movement and popping.
The music you chose fits the second clip very well. It’s very light, goofy, and fun!
This is so cool! I really liked the music you chose. It was very fitting for what was happening with the bubbles!
This was a really fun video. The pairing of the bubbles and the music was great. The second clip has great colors, the saturation really adds to the fun-ness of the video.
I love the playfulness of this video. The slow motion bubbles popping and the shear amount of bubbles and constant bouncing popping, reappearing was quite interesting and attention grabbing. I enjoyed the reverse pop at the beginning as well.