John Whiteman IV3

John Whiteman IV3

This image shows flow patterns created with food coloring throughout oobleck (non-newtonion fluid) that has been vibrated by a shake table. The food coloring drops were placed in the suspension and then the shake table was activated at a frequency of 10Hz slowly increasing to 15Hz.

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  • Martin Allsbrook
    Dec 14, 2022 00:18

    This color contrast in this image is awesome and the frozen combination of the colors is very surreal, but I think by doing a perspective crop, making the now trapezoidal tray into a square, you could really improve the image and it’s effect

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  • Zackary Herzer
    Dec 10, 2022 12:14

    The opaqueness makes it look like a painting, and it also allows me to see what is happening with the vortices.

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  • Tristan Martinez
    Dec 9, 2022 16:08

    I like the way the paints mixed with each other, how it forms a boundary between the green and pink.

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  • Heider Iacometti
    Dec 7, 2022 14:58

    I like the vortexes that your image produced.

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  • You did a good job! It looks like a painting.

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  • Nathan Gallagher
    Oct 28, 2022 12:43

    I love how alien and otherworldly it looks. The dark spot in the middle also has some nice dark red and blues that I love.

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  • Anders Hamburgen
    Oct 28, 2022 12:39

    “Big whirls have little whirls that feed on their velocity, and little whirls have lesser whirls and so on to viscosity.”—Lewis Fry Richardson.

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  • Tobin Price
    Oct 28, 2022 12:35

    Really cool capture of the vortices that appear in the corners of the container while on the shake table! The way that they appear reminds me of an alien version of Jupiter.

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  • William M Watkins
    Oct 28, 2022 12:34

    I love the mixing of the colors in the center as well as the thick lines of food coloring on the very edges of the vortices

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  • Isaac Martinez
    Oct 28, 2022 12:33

    Given the context of Will’s video, it is cool to see all of the fluid vortices interacting. The color choices are very nice and create a cool looking “black hole” shape in the center

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