I’d call this a very successful experiment from photographer Fabian Oefner. Must’ve been quite a eureka when he first discovered this process, which he calls Millefiori, after the decorative glass-fusing technique that produces similar patterns. Don’t miss the short making-of video here that shows off what it looks like in action.

It’s Nice That : Fabian Oefner blows our mind with these spectacular watercolour and ferrofluid photographs

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BY Sean Michael Ragan

I am descended from 5,000 generations of tool-using primates. Also, I went to college and stuff. I write for MAKE, serve as Technical Editor for MAKE magazine, and develop original DIY content for Make: Projects.

4 Responses to Ferrofluid + Watercolor

  1. Incredible Intersection of art and science.

  2. Pingback: ferrofluides et peinture… | Le Press de Fabien

  3. rndm mkr on said:

    it’s very pretty

  4. M Head on said:

    Would you please post this article and images on the Make Facebook page so I can share them? I love this!

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