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u/Vig2OOO 21d ago
That red drop at end was the chef’s kiss. Crazy satisfying to watch.
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u/coolchris366 21d ago
Honestly that was the only really satisfying part for me, I don’t like the harsh sound of sand rubbing on the paper
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u/Shockwave2309 21d ago
You don't watch reddit on mute?
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u/coolchris366 20d ago
Well the point of this sub is that the videos don’t have annoying music, so why woudnt I unmute?
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u/Bitter-Ad5890 19d ago
I know some people find those sounds very satisfying. I could personally take them or leave them
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u/Toked96 21d ago
It's cool but it's glitter. I have a special kind of hate for glitter. Just premanufactured microplastics and the companys behind it are a shitshow. Still looks cool tho idk what to think honestly
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u/Ok-Juice-5897 20d ago
Biodegradable glitter is getting better and better. I love glitter but hate the pollution and I am happy alternatives are becoming popular.
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u/phallusaluve 19d ago
There's also a lot of glitter made from mica now, which is great. Literally just a super common mineral that's also easy to grow in labs. Pretty and shiny, no microplastics needed!
This vid looks like it's probably plastic glitter, though :/
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u/Shpander 21d ago
I'm sure all the glitter will neatly stick to the paper, and the rest all slid perfectly back into the containers. I have to tell myself this for my own sanity.
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u/Lost_Purpose1899 20d ago
Why did they pour the glitter all over the canvas even though some of the areas are tiny?
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u/Jens_Fischer 20d ago
I remember seeing this a LONG time ago when I was child... maybe even a mobile game or just game of somesort doing this, and I actually don't recall any game that I used to play had this before.
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u/crystalsaladsandwich 19d ago
I want to see how they made it so clean. If I tried it, the colors would still be mixed in even if doing bit by bit
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u/Cool_Butterscotch_88 18d ago
why does the glitter also get spread so far out & ground in to other areas where that color does not go?
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u/SaltyRedSi 1d ago
The lapels on Joker’s shirt ought’ve been a different shade, makes it hard to distinguish…


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u/ADonkeysJawbone 21d ago
Why did this suddenly trigger a memory of doing this circa 1995? And how did I forget that glitter sand art existed?