I know there are glass haters and rainbow haters here but I hope the lovers will cancel out their low votes. :)
Everything is Jello except for the purple, that's coloured water. Sorry to dissapoint anyone who thought I had layered liquids of different density.
[Mar. 25th, 2011 02:05:50 PM]
A few more notes:
It took me 2 days to make the layers (waiting for each layer of jello to set). The jug was placed in a bowl on an angle to get the layers look as if I were pouring them out.
I waited until the last day before taking the pictures. I wasn't happy with how the jello looked in the jug. It's a fat jug and the only one I own. I think it would look better with a skinny jug then you'd see the layers and colours better. But it was too late then to buy another jug and set the jello.
I almost didn't enter this, I wasn't happy with the jug or the hand or the darker area on the top. But I went through so much trouble to make the jello that I decided to enter it anyway. Glad I did, it's scoring really well.
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Well I thought this was Fabulous.. and ahh yeah I'd be one wondering how you got all the colors to say sepreated ... I even thought AH colored oil... so you got my attention!!!!
Wow! Simply stunning. Sure, it may be straightforward to get color separation in a still object, but to have that in your pitcher as well is amazingly cool.
I dont like the colours in the lower part of the jug, i would like to see a little more light in that part... thats all ive got from a negative angle.
On a positive note everything else i love. Clearly this will be up there with the best.
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