Bricks in Motion
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Hello!
I recently did a little dive into water effects.
I personally use foil, dough and lubricant at the moment. Here a little video of my process:
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/nVw8NbHWOvo
These work well for me, as I am also working on non-brick-projects right now and implement the techniques between projects. I also previously used transparent lego bricks. Any other ideas?:)
I particularly liked how you worked with the water when I first saw this video. I know people have often mentioned using hair gel for water, but I think using a lubricant as you have may even be more effective. Thick enough to manipulate but not so sticky so as to lose it's water-like qualities. The foil you used was a good supplement.
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