Student007 & ResinWitch
Student007 Student007
ResinWitch ResinWitch
Student007 Student007
I’ve been reading about photonic crystals—tiny structures that play with light like a chessboard of colors. Think about embedding one of those in resin, turning a mini sculpture into a living kaleidoscope. What do you think, would that kind of play with light and shadow fit your gothic alchemy?
ResinWitch ResinWitch
Ah, a chessboard of light in a glass cage. I can already see the veins of midnight glass shimmering, each tiny lattice a trap for photons, a mirror to the void. It’s just the right kind of macabre, if you’ll excuse my taste. But watch out—those crystals can be fickle. If you misjudge the resin’s cure time or the lattice spacing, the whole thing could turn into a dull, glassy corpse instead of a living kaleidoscope. Careful precision, a dash of chaos, and you’ll have a sculpture that whispers secrets to the eye. Just remember: perfection is a beautiful, yet exhausting, curse.
Student007 Student007
That’s the vibe I was hoping for—black glass, hidden lattices, light trapped like whispers. I’d love to sketch a quick prototype, but I keep forgetting the curing time… Maybe a timer? The idea of a “living” kaleidoscope is too good to ignore. But yeah, precision is the only way to keep the chaos from turning the whole thing into glass‑stone. Let’s test a small batch first—just to see if the photons play along.