gooey abstract

I didn't know what to do for my photo of the day... so now you must all suffer!
I actually thought it was pretty cool; has anyone else done something similar? I am thinking about developing this experiment a little further...

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good shots, like the 2nd shot

What is it/ how you did it?
I like it

I'll give you $1,000,000 if you guess all the ingredients correctly
Basically I grabbed a bunch of stuff lying around the house and put it all into a ziploc baggy. Squish it all up, manipulate a decent frame, and fire away!
Mine has Arby's sauce, motor oil, food coloring, saran wrap, etc. You know, the usual suspects.
I will be doing this again later... with different ingredients and aiming for different colors.

The $1,000,000 offer is now retracted since I told you most of the ingredients

I'd loooove to see your version if you try this; once it's all in the baggy it is a very clean process... much cleaner than I was afraid it would be. Getting it into the baggy is a different story...

Thanks for the compliments

So I took another stab at it; I like the first batch better
Next time I'm going to try some blues...

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Just ran across this thread and absolutely love what you have done here. I've got to try it. I like the first two best and can definitely see these as large (ie: 30x40 or larger) wall prints.

Yeah, that's actually why I was doing these.
The red ones are for my red study, these greens are for my dining room.
I'm eventually going to do a cyan/blue theme and then some whites/clears.

Thanks for the compliments

I like the more translucent character of the first shots and the grainy look that doesn't show up as well in the green images.