Yes I'd like to see the hypershift test. We would also like you to do a layer test. Spray one color shift later, then a different color shift layer on top of that one. Perhaps One test where the layers are completely dry and 1 test with wet-on-wet. .. SHINY!!
I would feel that mixing a large flake pearl with a small flake pearl may work better. With the smaller pearl flakes taking up the space between the larger ones
Daniel Atkinson that’s exactly what I was thinking when he first started to explain the colors he was going with. I just assumed I dunno what I’m talking about and let the video continue. Lol maybe they’ll try it in a future video and it’ll work well.
I thought about that too. It would probably give a flashier result so to speak, as like Daniel said, different flake sizes would mix together differently. Same flake sizes you just end up having different flakes side by side which makes the effect fade. Although I'd probably like that more subtle effect on a daily used car. Showstoppers on the other hand need something more aggressive.
Yes, I was also thinking this knowing somewhat how Pearls work. They would separate a bit more with smaller bits filling in between larger ones (as you said) and believe would have a more distinct color shift. And why does he keep calling it "Colorshift Pearl"? I mean I never hear "My hot heating oven." He didn't patent an adjective/adverb/descriptor (or whatever) did he?
Since those color shifting pigments work on refraction and breaking up light into its base colors and reflecting the different colors at different angles, mixing them can create some complex interactions. Overlapping colors will be amplified, while others will cancel out. So that means you won't ever get the full range of two color shifting pigments by mixing them together, but can create a unique range. Though I'm guessing that doing enough experimentation to deliberately tweak color shift ranges by mixing different pigments together can become quite costly.
Should have done the top half of the hood with a white basecoat and the bottom with a black basecoat. That way we get multiple experiments with a single shot!
I have noticed this same effect when I combine my acrylic mediums with several colorshifting pigments, it sort of tones them down and makes a different pearlescent effect; interesting to see it so graphically demonstrated, thank you.
I used 4 different house of colors shift paints back in 98. The way to do it is spray one. Clear coat then spray another color. Then i took plastic and marbalized it. Reason you have to clear inbetween coats is because the paint will reactivate and it will lift off to the base coat if its not sealed inbetween. It was one of the sickest flip flops ive ever seen!
I like how the Triton and Nautilus mix. It looks like murky water. Extremely cool. I am just getting hip to this channel. I find it very interesting. I would love to learn how you paint and come up the colors you make.
I can't stop thinking about some of these pigments in some resin crafts. Specifically dice because I'm a bit of a dice hoarder. I don't really care much for cars, but these videos are so fun as someone who enjoys paints and pigments and crafting.
I think it's time for a door jam tutorial. These all look awesome and because of these vids and fonzies awesome tutorials, I've convinced a lot of naysayers about the viability of this product, especially for the price (change the color of your car with almost no body prep work for a couple hundred bucks?? unbeatable). The only thing I don't see being done is the door jams. It doesn't matter how cool the car looks with the doors closed, the second you open them and the factory color shines its ugly face (more so if it's on the other end of the color spectrum of the new color) it instantly gets a tinge of a ghetto paint job. I could see for practicality purposes to not do this every time a new color is featured, but just a few, or a series, to bring this product and system full circle. I've inquired about painting just my door jams all black to at least be less jarring if I did this and it's roughly 200 bucks a door. Maybe I'm alone but I think thats the only thing keeping me from doing it. Still awesome, I've never seen a company try so hard, and succeed at, relating it's product to the world. I don't feel like I'm being sold a product here, I'm being sold an adventure, and thats bad ass.
should have done the top half of the hood with a white basecoat and the bottom with a black basecoat. That way we get multiple experiments with a single shot!
I just started watching these videos, kinda by accident over the last few days. My personal thinking when you do a car you should do a two tone car, like black body and white hood, so people can see what the top coats look on different colors side by side.
Hypershift yes! Having said that, there is some basic colour science at play here and you can see which colours are dominant as the base colour in the shifts (ie green and purple). Very cool though!
@@jessicat3762 1:09 "We want to make sure we group two large particle together and two small particle together to get a nice predictable, clean end result; we don't want the particle size playing a role here."
@@Mr6Sinner tu'che ... I'm the one who heard it wrong lol. I feel like if he faded them into each other instead of mixing before application with one side being bigger particles and the other smaller it would be awesome. You get more opacity the smaller the particle making it muddy so the larger particle overlaying the transition might help with that.
@@jessicat3762 by "faded them into each other" do you mean like using two separate air guns of each color? i think that much work well as well edit: im not correcting what my drunk ass just wrote here, but i find it hilarious lol
Hypershift yes!! All of the yes lol these videos show somewhat someone could expect in blending of colors and would expand color options even further for a real personal touch without choosing a color that a lot of other people have already :)
I think you'd get a better result by putting a normal coating of one pearl down, letting it dry then doing a light spray over or maybe a patchy coating over top. I'd also like to see a mixing of the sizes. You'll want more of the larger pearls than the smaller ones. When crystalline structures from with contaminates, the angles of the crystal can get bent and distorted. I have a feeling the smaller pearls will get in between the larger pearls causing you to see boundaries where both sides of the shift are visible right up against one another.
Try mixed flake size (and colors). Put a few coats of small in one color and then cover with half as many coats and lower density large flakes of another color. It should come out interesting.
yall should try mixing small and large particle of very different colors....like small particles are a warmer pallet and large particles are a cool pallet
Love it! What if you guys were to do the same/similar, but in the middle... Don't mix the 2 together and just spray both separately in different spots? I don't mean layering one on top of the other... Just spray each at random... Hope that makes sense
On the last dip job I did for my car, I mixed martian blue pearls with Martian purple pearls, and added both grape juice with blueberry juice in it, and it came out awesome. I have pictures if youd like me to submit them.
Each pearls on it's own is GORGEOUS but, when mixed they just don't look as good as straight pearls do!! GREAT video again!! Keep em coming guys, I'm your BIGGEST FAN!!!😎⚔🇺🇸
You should mix these pearls into some "slime" or "ooblek" or whatever you want to call it. I feel like there's a chance it'd get a million views and that could mean more subs or just in general some channel growth. Couldn't hurt! Also... I am seriously pretty interested. Especially with like clear elmer's glue and some borax dissolved in water, the goop would stay clear so you could see the pearls SUPER well. To be honest, that might even be an awesome way to really showcase pearls in action, you could smoosh it around and twist it which would really help show the color shifting.
Color theory is color theory, colorshift paint or not. Whatever colors you get at each viewing angle are going to mix. So if you get violet (purple) and gold (yellow) at the same angle, when you mix them you will desaturate them towards grey/brown, just like if you mixed regular paint in those colors. Do this on both ends of the shift and you're just going to mute the shift. What you could try is using different types of colorshift (for instance the large/small particle mix that they avoided, or mixing "regular" colorshift with hypershift). If they produce their shifts in different ways, then you might be able to actually get parts of both shift to work at the same time. Because they might overpower each other at various angles.
Maybe changing the ratios between the paints would make the colors pop and shift more. Maybe go 20% of any dark color shifts and 80% bright color shifts. I think the darker colors were taking over too much. I feel like that would give a REALLY cool result if the results were already this cool.
God I miss doing paint.. unfortunately thanks to my back I can't get a job doing it here in Commifornia as all physical labor jobs are off the table with scoliosis as the worker's comp insurance companies won't cover me.. so I only got to do it for a semester in college. I actually have a picture of me sanding on a Jeep Wagoneer at 3 years old.. no wonder I love doing paint. And mixing paint is SO COOL! (so long as it's not waterborne) It's always amazing to see all the colors that go into red or white or whatever.
I wanna see hyper shift pearls mixed. Do big particle and small half and half see how that turns out. Keep the music montages in your videos super satisfying to watch high . Dipping my car in the spring with the Artic black proline
@dipyourcar are there any hyper shifts that shift different hues of purple ONLY without BLUE and/or GREEN? If so would love to see that over black base....
you can get a better result if you spray a base pearl color. like the nadalis. then once dry do a very light spray of another pearl color like the flash. the fell of the colors will be much strong to see then just mixing them then spray.
Complete the on hood and then do 1 last coat of different pearl you desire. I think that will give the result. But ensure that last coat must be light on Pearl's of different color shift. Looking forward to see. Thank you.
Hi Fonzie! Mix Colorshift with some solid pearls and solid pearls beetwen them. Also you can try with Juices. I do once and it’s amazing the result 😱. Cheers from Argentina 🇦🇷
Im in the beginning of the video and i just finished mixing four different colors on a dark grey .. idk if i put enough and await for the dryness to complete. Now back to the show
could you make a video on mixing plain pearls together like red and green or something to see if makes a color shift effect would love to see the results
I kind of like that it can make the flip less obvious that could be good if you want a unique finish that's classy & not to loud. What happens if you do the Flash with the Nautilus though?.....so many potential combination's the mind boggles. It would take some experimenting but I bet there could be some combination's that come out really nice. Also would it be possible to do a custom combination like the blue from the Nautilus with the gold from Flash for example?
Awesome. I donot know how to paint, but i will talked to the painter about my 02 explorer. It is brown, kind of gold. I think the chocolate from previous video be cool. Thanks victor
What if you tried pouring them together but not actually mix them. See how it looks as the different colors get pulled through the sprayer. It could be quite cool.
Can you try the latest trend they use in OEM red? I mean first they paint a gold and after that they apply the red on top of that, which creates the sparkly red color. Nice video :D
It would have also been interesting to see small and large together. Also, spray at different angles on each to see if the pop at the merge is better. Hypershift Yes.
Perhaps not mixing them but doing a fade effect. Paint 3/4 of the car one color and fade a different color on the front 1/4 fading over the other fading out.
I am a sprayer and would think that if you would have laid down one colorshift first and then the second just dusted over the top then this may have worked. Youd have the colour underneath shifting as well as the top at the same time. Is it worth trying? Only you know
Once you mix these and you find out which one is the dominant one, mix the next batch 65% / 35% to tone down the dominant one. I wonder if this would give the desired effect of shifting all 4 colors more equally.
Mix small and large pearls.... one with red/purple shift and one with green/yellow. Maybe they won't cancel each other out if they are different sized flakes..
Have you tried using the two different colors but one sprayed on the top edges with the other sprayed on the side edges to create the wider variety of color change? Sorry if you have, seems like a basic concept to me, but I just discovered your channel so I haven't had the time to look through all your post 🙂 I can completely understand why this experiment didn't really work as mixing too many colors together eventually just muds everything out.
Fonzie, can these pearls (particularly the Triton and Iris Violet) be sprayed so more black base comes through? Should some type of black pearl be added? Thanks
It's 2019. You have a page that's focus is showing vibrant colors. How are you not going to have a 4K camera? You have over 600k subscribers. I think you can afford one!
So dope guys.......... But y'all shoulda made the center section half white base and half black base...... But still this in itself is much appreciated.
I think one day we will get to the point where we can make our own color shift, maybe someone doesn't want blue to green/purple, maybe I want red to yellow, just as an example
I assume you used a 1;1 mix ratio here. Might be interesting to try a 1:4 ratio with the gold color, thus not allowing it to dominate as much as it did at 1:1.
Have you tried mixing micro flakes into the pearls to see if it adds an extra color to the shift?? I would love to see the emerald holographic flakes, mixed into the RL-71 Alien Pearl to see if you get all of the colors...shifting from the blues to purples to greens. Would also be cool if you did the ZGA HyperShift Pearls and mixed in the Indigo metallic micro flakes to see if it you get similar results. I've been trying to find a colorshift that has blues, greens/teals, and purples/pinks without luck, so trying to make my own color but I'm new to this so no idea if it would work
i bet if you mix some of these in different ratios you would get some really cool looking colors. I do get thats not the point of the video. Of course we want to see you mix hyper shift pearls!
What would happen if you let one color dry all the way then added another color on top instead of mixing in the bucket. I think the colors would stay more separate?
Thanks for watching! You want to see us mix HyperShift Pearls? Here it is! ruclips.net/video/uvsbmJ2Xomg/видео.html
Cool experiment. Now I know not to mix.
Yes
Definitely!! I don’t think the hypershift pearls will cancel each other out as much as the colour shift!
Yes. And triton over iris violet
Yes I'd like to see the hypershift test. We would also like you to do a layer test. Spray one color shift later, then a different color shift layer on top of that one. Perhaps One test where the layers are completely dry and 1 test with wet-on-wet. .. SHINY!!
hypershift yes
I'm just a sucker for blending stuff together lol, I don't know why.
Us too!
I would feel that mixing a large flake pearl with a small flake pearl may work better. With the smaller pearl flakes taking up the space between the larger ones
Daniel Atkinson that’s exactly what I was thinking when he first started to explain the colors he was going with. I just assumed I dunno what I’m talking about and let the video continue. Lol maybe they’ll try it in a future video and it’ll work well.
I had a BMW paint that was like that, Burgandy/Brown/Blueygreen/Purple depending on the time of day angle seen.
This was my thought process as well.
I thought about that too. It would probably give a flashier result so to speak, as like Daniel said, different flake sizes would mix together differently. Same flake sizes you just end up having different flakes side by side which makes the effect fade. Although I'd probably like that more subtle effect on a daily used car. Showstoppers on the other hand need something more aggressive.
Yes, I was also thinking this knowing somewhat how Pearls work. They would separate a bit more with smaller bits filling in between larger ones (as you said) and believe would have a more distinct color shift. And why does he keep calling it "Colorshift Pearl"? I mean I never hear "My hot heating oven." He didn't patent an adjective/adverb/descriptor (or whatever) did he?
5:00 Confused me so much for a second, looked like it was getting poured into the table 🤣
the Nautilus and Triton combo was a dream colour, so good
Since those color shifting pigments work on refraction and breaking up light into its base colors and reflecting the different colors at different angles, mixing them can create some complex interactions. Overlapping colors will be amplified, while others will cancel out. So that means you won't ever get the full range of two color shifting pigments by mixing them together, but can create a unique range. Though I'm guessing that doing enough experimentation to deliberately tweak color shift ranges by mixing different pigments together can become quite costly.
What about layering shift pearls? We know different color base coats can change the final color. Base of one shift pearl topped by a different one.
I agree, I think this would be a good test to try.
Some had better coverage, but a mix of big and small pearls was the test I was looking for.
Should have done the top half of the hood with a white basecoat and the bottom with a black basecoat. That way we get multiple experiments with a single shot!
This would be very interesting to see yes
Maybe just gently pour the colors together and not stir/mix. Just spray
HYPERSHIFT WITH JUCIES !!!
Waiting to see this!
I've done it. It came out amazing.
@@EVGUY13245 its always been my curiosity what it would be like to mix hypserhsifts and juices
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Just wanted to stop by and say thank you for putting all these videos together! They're so informative and done so well.
Heak ya on the hypershift. I believe they may create the harder flips people were wanting with this experiment.
I have noticed this same effect when I combine my acrylic mediums with several colorshifting pigments, it sort of tones them down and makes a different pearlescent effect; interesting to see it so graphically demonstrated, thank you.
Hypershift, yes!
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I used 4 different house of colors shift paints back in 98. The way to do it is spray one. Clear coat then spray another color. Then i took plastic and marbalized it. Reason you have to clear inbetween coats is because the paint will reactivate and it will lift off to the base coat if its not sealed inbetween. It was one of the sickest flip flops ive ever seen!
Hypershift, yes.
I like how the Triton and Nautilus mix. It looks like murky water. Extremely cool. I am just getting hip to this channel. I find it very interesting. I would love to learn how you paint and come up the colors you make.
I can't stop thinking about some of these pigments in some resin crafts. Specifically dice because I'm a bit of a dice hoarder. I don't really care much for cars, but these videos are so fun as someone who enjoys paints and pigments and crafting.
I think it's time for a door jam tutorial. These all look awesome and because of these vids and fonzies awesome tutorials, I've convinced a lot of naysayers about the viability of this product, especially for the price (change the color of your car with almost no body prep work for a couple hundred bucks?? unbeatable). The only thing I don't see being done is the door jams. It doesn't matter how cool the car looks with the doors closed, the second you open them and the factory color shines its ugly face (more so if it's on the other end of the color spectrum of the new color) it instantly gets a tinge of a ghetto paint job. I could see for practicality purposes to not do this every time a new color is featured, but just a few, or a series, to bring this product and system full circle. I've inquired about painting just my door jams all black to at least be less jarring if I did this and it's roughly 200 bucks a door. Maybe I'm alone but I think thats the only thing keeping me from doing it. Still awesome, I've never seen a company try so hard, and succeed at, relating it's product to the world. I don't feel like I'm being sold a product here, I'm being sold an adventure, and thats bad ass.
Can you please make a compilation of pigments mixing
There so interesting to watch
should have done the top half of the hood with a white basecoat and the bottom with a black basecoat. That way we get multiple experiments with a single shot!
The Nautilus blue just in powder form is absolutely stunning!
Flash/Iris ended up exactly Millennial Pink/Rose Gold, IMO
Hypershift yes please.
And try both ways, one mixed together like you did with these pearls and one sprayed separately one over the other.
Keep it up!
I just started watching these videos, kinda by accident over the last few days. My personal thinking when you do a car you should do a two tone car, like black body and white hood, so people can see what the top coats look on different colors side by side.
Why not mix a large particle and small together? Maybe they wouldn’t cancel out as much?
Hypershift yes!
Having said that, there is some basic colour science at play here and you can see which colours are dominant as the base colour in the shifts (ie green and purple). Very cool though!
I think you might get more noticeable shift if you mix a large and small particle since each of them would have different reflective properties.
You weren't listening... He did
@@jessicat3762
1:09 "We want to make sure we group two large particle together and two small particle together to get a nice predictable, clean end result; we don't want the particle size playing a role here."
@@Mr6Sinner tu'che ... I'm the one who heard it wrong lol. I feel like if he faded them into each other instead of mixing before application with one side being bigger particles and the other smaller it would be awesome. You get more opacity the smaller the particle making it muddy so the larger particle overlaying the transition might help with that.
@@Mr6Sinner I'm a nail tech and I use that method airbrushing duochrome enamel on nails to get a rainbow prismatic effect.
@@jessicat3762 by "faded them into each other" do you mean like using two separate air guns of each color? i think that much work well as well
edit: im not correcting what my drunk ass just wrote here, but i find it hilarious lol
Hypershift yes!! All of the yes lol these videos show somewhat someone could expect in blending of colors and would expand color options even further for a real personal touch without choosing a color that a lot of other people have already :)
I think you'd get a better result by putting a normal coating of one pearl down, letting it dry then doing a light spray over or maybe a patchy coating over top.
I'd also like to see a mixing of the sizes. You'll want more of the larger pearls than the smaller ones. When crystalline structures from with contaminates, the angles of the crystal can get bent and distorted. I have a feeling the smaller pearls will get in between the larger pearls causing you to see boundaries where both sides of the shift are visible right up against one another.
This is why we love DYC!!! All the hard work and sometimes a great payoff and sometimes an oops!!!
YES TO THE HYPERSHIFT!!! 😅
Try mixed flake size (and colors). Put a few coats of small in one color and then cover with half as many coats and lower density large flakes of another color. It should come out interesting.
This is a sick Color Combo. I need to see more of this crazy wacky combinations.
yall should try mixing small and large particle of very different colors....like small particles are a warmer pallet and large particles are a cool pallet
Love it! What if you guys were to do the same/similar, but in the middle... Don't mix the 2 together and just spray both separately in different spots? I don't mean layering one on top of the other... Just spray each at random... Hope that makes sense
That violet color shift would be beautiful mixed into a nice brown color
LOVE the Nautilus & the Iris Violet!
I like the Triton and Nautilus. It's like a teal to a sky blue on the highlights.
On the last dip job I did for my car, I mixed martian blue pearls with Martian purple pearls, and added both grape juice with blueberry juice in it, and it came out awesome. I have pictures if youd like me to submit them.
Each pearls on it's own is GORGEOUS but, when mixed they just don't look as good as straight pearls do!! GREAT video again!! Keep em coming guys, I'm your BIGGEST FAN!!!😎⚔🇺🇸
That Nautilus is gorgeous.
You should mix these pearls into some "slime" or "ooblek" or whatever you want to call it. I feel like there's a chance it'd get a million views and that could mean more subs or just in general some channel growth. Couldn't hurt! Also... I am seriously pretty interested. Especially with like clear elmer's glue and some borax dissolved in water, the goop would stay clear so you could see the pearls SUPER well.
To be honest, that might even be an awesome way to really showcase pearls in action, you could smoosh it around and twist it which would really help show the color shifting.
Well on the light color wheel blue and yellow /gold are on the opposite sides. When you mix the two lights/reflective colours you get a greyish colour
Color theory is color theory, colorshift paint or not. Whatever colors you get at each viewing angle are going to mix. So if you get violet (purple) and gold (yellow) at the same angle, when you mix them you will desaturate them towards grey/brown, just like if you mixed regular paint in those colors. Do this on both ends of the shift and you're just going to mute the shift.
What you could try is using different types of colorshift (for instance the large/small particle mix that they avoided, or mixing "regular" colorshift with hypershift). If they produce their shifts in different ways, then you might be able to actually get parts of both shift to work at the same time. Because they might overpower each other at various angles.
Maybe changing the ratios between the paints would make the colors pop and shift more. Maybe go 20% of any dark color shifts and 80% bright color shifts. I think the darker colors were taking over too much. I feel like that would give a REALLY cool result if the results were already this cool.
God I miss doing paint.. unfortunately thanks to my back I can't get a job doing it here in Commifornia as all physical labor jobs are off the table with scoliosis as the worker's comp insurance companies won't cover me.. so I only got to do it for a semester in college. I actually have a picture of me sanding on a Jeep Wagoneer at 3 years old.. no wonder I love doing paint. And mixing paint is SO COOL! (so long as it's not waterborne) It's always amazing to see all the colors that go into red or white or whatever.
Iris and Flash, ha! Make a nice color too.
I wanna see hyper shift pearls mixed.
Do big particle and small half and half see how that turns out.
Keep the music montages in your videos super satisfying to watch high . Dipping my car in the spring with the Artic black proline
@dipyourcar are there any hyper shifts that shift different hues of purple ONLY without BLUE and/or GREEN? If so would love to see that over black base....
Hyper pearl yes. Also, try mixing large and small pearls. Curious to see how flash and nautilus would look
I have a Veloster 2017. And man. Taking back things said and just admiring tooo
What happens if you do mix a large pearl and small pearl combo? Ibwould love to see that
Should try the hypershift, but also do like 1/4-3/4 mixes also to see how they would turn out
you can get a better result if you spray a base pearl color. like the nadalis. then once dry do a very light spray of another pearl color like the flash. the fell of the colors will be much strong to see then just mixing them then spray.
Complete the on hood and then do 1 last coat of different pearl you desire.
I think that will give the result.
But ensure that last coat must be light on Pearl's of different color shift.
Looking forward to see.
Thank you.
Totally prefer the flash, but the triton and nautilus mix is nice too
I’d like to see HyperShift pearls mixed. I really enjoy seeing these new color possibilities.
Hi Fonzie! Mix Colorshift with some solid pearls and solid pearls beetwen them. Also you can try with Juices. I do once and it’s amazing the result 😱. Cheers from Argentina 🇦🇷
Im in the beginning of the video and i just finished mixing four different colors on a dark grey .. idk if i put enough and await for the dryness to complete. Now back to the show
would have loved to see the effect on different color bases. How the blend looks on a white base instead of s dark one
could you make a video on mixing plain pearls together like red and green or something to see if makes a color shift effect would love to see the results
Hypershift yes!
Always yes!
I kind of like that it can make the flip less obvious that could be good if you want a unique finish that's classy & not to loud. What happens if you do the Flash with the Nautilus though?.....so many potential combination's the mind boggles. It would take some experimenting but I bet there could be some combination's that come out really nice. Also would it be possible to do a custom combination like the blue from the Nautilus with the gold from Flash for example?
hypershift yes would love to see how those transition to even more colors
Awesome. I donot know how to paint, but i will talked to the painter about my 02 explorer. It is brown, kind of gold. I think the chocolate from previous video be cool. Thanks victor
What if you tried pouring them together but not actually mix them. See how it looks as the different colors get pulled through the sprayer. It could be quite cool.
Hypershift yes and try mixing juices as well
Can you try the latest trend they use in OEM red? I mean first they paint a gold and after that they apply the red on top of that, which creates the sparkly red color. Nice video :D
It would have also been interesting to see small and large together. Also, spray at different angles on each to see if the pop at the merge is better. Hypershift Yes.
Perhaps not mixing them but doing a fade effect. Paint 3/4 of the car one color and fade a different color on the front 1/4 fading over the other fading out.
i would have liked to see the colors in the sunlight
I am a sprayer and would think that if you would have laid down one colorshift first and then the second just dusted over the top then this may have worked. Youd have the colour underneath shifting as well as the top at the same time. Is it worth trying? Only you know
I like the blue to purple tone on my vehicle definitely.
You need to try and mix a big particle pearl and a small particle pearl I think it would work better mixing those to give 2 different contrast
hiper shift yes please awsome video beautiful colors thank u much love and respect
Amazing Results...
Thank you for sharing this great video...
Once you mix these and you find out which one is the dominant one, mix the next batch 65% / 35% to tone down the dominant one. I wonder if this would give the desired effect of shifting all 4 colors more equally.
Wish he quit talking about color pearls and tell us what he does for biceps already
ruclips.net/video/5niSPxW-enI/видео.html Posted his bicep routine like 6 (now 7 years I guess?) ago lol
Steroids
@Michael Pham duuuuuude that is clutch! Lol thank you
HGH obviously. Look into it if you're lifting and want to actually look like that.
TK naw you tripping thinking that
Mix small and large pearls.... one with red/purple shift and one with green/yellow. Maybe they won't cancel each other out if they are different sized flakes..
Have you tried using the two different colors but one sprayed on the top edges with the other sprayed on the side edges to create the wider variety of color change? Sorry if you have, seems like a basic concept to me, but I just discovered your channel so I haven't had the time to look through all your post 🙂
I can completely understand why this experiment didn't really work as mixing too many colors together eventually just muds everything out.
Hyper yes I am new to your site will look for way to use what I have learned so far I like what your showing am learning airbrushing as well
Hypershift, absolutely!
I am a fan of these exploratory type videos. Good job :)
Fonzie, can these pearls (particularly the Triton and Iris Violet) be sprayed so more black base comes through? Should some type of black pearl be added? Thanks
Hypershift YES please 😁
Fonzi I love the Triton Nautilus mix it's very beautiful.
Nautilus already looked dope when he prepared the colors :o
What if you mix them poorly on purpose, so one second the gun shoot pearl A and the next it is shooting pearl B, all ramdomly. Might look pretty cool.
i like this idea alot, might end up looking marbled or tie-dye
Was just about to suggest this.
Still comes out in a flat color
It's 2019. You have a page that's focus is showing vibrant colors. How are you not going to have a 4K camera? You have over 600k subscribers. I think you can afford one!
Awesome video!
Very straight forward with great editing, you got my sub
So dope guys.......... But y'all shoulda made the center section half white base and half black base...... But still this in itself is much appreciated.
I think one day we will get to the point where we can make our own color shift, maybe someone doesn't want blue to green/purple, maybe I want red to yellow, just as an example
I assume you used a 1;1 mix ratio here. Might be interesting to try a 1:4 ratio with the gold color, thus not allowing it to dominate as much as it did at 1:1.
Have you tried mixing micro flakes into the pearls to see if it adds an extra color to the shift?? I would love to see the emerald holographic flakes, mixed into the RL-71 Alien Pearl to see if you get all of the colors...shifting from the blues to purples to greens. Would also be cool if you did the ZGA HyperShift Pearls and mixed in the Indigo metallic micro flakes to see if it you get similar results. I've been trying to find a colorshift that has blues, greens/teals, and purples/pinks without luck, so trying to make my own color but I'm new to this so no idea if it would work
How would it look like on white base instead of black ? Would it be colorshift or would it be white with color shift from different angle?
definitely do the hypershift colors!!!!! with juices yes!!!!!
What happens when you layer the Shifting Pearls over each other? does that change things? and please use Hypershifts as well
You should've tried mixing large and small particle colorshifts
Nautilus was my favorire😍 and nautilus with triton😍
i bet if you mix some of these in different ratios you would get some really cool looking colors. I do get thats not the point of the video. Of course we want to see you mix hyper shift pearls!
What would happen if you let one color dry all the way then added another color on top instead of mixing in the bucket. I think the colors would stay more separate?
I really love that nautillus color by itself!
Hypershift pearls yes would love to see a vid like that mate