Did You Know You Can Draw on Water?

In this video we're taking the proven concept of drawing on water, and taking it to the next level by adding multiple layers.

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This video is only for entertainment purposes. If you rely on the information portrayed in this video, you assume the responsibility for the results. Have fun, but always think ahead, and remember that every project you try is at YOUR OWN RISK.

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[buderitup]

You're not supposed to dump the water right on top of the drawing and you need to have the drawing dark and full of ink that way it doesn't fall apart. I've tried this before and it worked.

[thatbosskyle]

Couple things...
You had to let the marker fully dry after writing with it, it has an alcohol solvent suspending a silicone solution
Pour the water slowly and away from the drawing so the vibrations/ripples don't disturb it much
Use lukewarm water because if it's too hot it will just start dissolving
Flat surfaces work better because the water can slowly get underneath instead of immediately on top
Brands/markers that erase the cleanest after drying out should work the best

[atelophob_ia]

callie: pours water directly on top of it in a way that would wash it away
drawing: washes away
callie: *surprised pikachu face*

[hinderance]

7:00 *stickman waves*
Me: "ooh"
*stickman's head bursts open*
Me: "oh..."

[Whisperblade]

You would have done better pouring the water more gently and away from the picture and slowly tilting the glass to get the water to GENTLY flow to the paint (from the paint markers)

[nichelmirandarodriguez]

Would it be possible to preform these "drawings on water" by drawing on a flat piece of ice and letting it melt?

[TheActionLab]

Cool video! This Action Lab guy sounds pretty cool too if you ask me:)

[RoseWillow]

*pours the water directly onto the ink* "Oh it broke"

[mgcoulter]

“You need a very flat surface”
**Uses a round bowl to test**
Me: 😂😂😡

[arilove]

Anyone else expect me was screaming that she need to pour the water more gently rather than just dumping it?!?!?!?!?

[Turtletamer]

Can you freeze-dry tonic water to extract the hydrochloride quinine to use as a glow powder?

[DiabolicNick]

Can you draw on water?
No.
Can you draw on a flat surface and then have warm water lift the ink from the surface and float?
Yes.

[jcfsaiyan]

You're pouring to close and high for it. Making tooo much vibrations

[vloggingwithmaemae]

Using hot glue to make a tree: cool

Using hot glue to glue hot glue: Legend

[firefish]

Can you make a fuse rope lit on fire?
What happens when you swing it?

[Just_A_Dude]

9:45 "Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, yeah."

And now I've got LMFAO stuck in my head.

[jamesbyers]

Wow useing hot glue to glue hot glue sticks.





TRY TO SAY THAT FIVE TIMES FAST

[shinigami]

Callie: *uses glue stick to glue the glue stick*
Thanos Callie be like: i use the glue, to glue the glue

[eliyouell]

"Even tho it's just dissolving"
(Sprays marker with firehose)
"Ya as I said its dissolving to fast"

[CesareVesdani]

Hi Kelly. A very cool experiment that you can show in a video is to fully lick a pane of smooth glass like this one. Then, let it dry for a few seconds and then rub it on a "sweater jumper". The friction would make the glass very squeaky. Please try this experiment in your next video.