Pouring Molten Silver into Dry Ice || Art Vlog Untitled

Lindsay Zike follows Amanda Scheutzow's advice on water casting organic silver bells, but takes it to a cryogenically cool level. This is a response to Amanda's video ( • Tips and Tricks how to... ).
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[@andrewadams8717]

Crushed salamander 🤣🤣🤣 it really did!!!

[@Geospasmic]

Liking this series a lot! I never was successful at water casting. You got some seriously cool shapes out of that. I wonder why it forms a bell, it would be neat to see slomo of the shapes forming as they hit the water.

[@madisonethridge3519]

Ploperly 😂😂🙌🙌

[@kajakajbe]

you need to use clean silver, or at least 50% needs to be unheated to get a good result. i thought the big ones looked good though

[@OKCFreecycle]

Lindsay, you filmed this two years ago. What did you turn the bells and the "smashed gecko" into? (I just discovered this channel a few minutes ago, so please pardon if you answered that in a later video.)