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Ignited gunpowder art.
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Previously:
1570 German gunpowder flask - photo
16th century gunpowder flask - photo
Gunpowder residue explosion at indoor shooting range - GIF and video
What happens next?
Is this a one and done art exhibit akin to a huge domino run or does the residue make a permanent image?
Similar to pyrography or laser burning where the wood fibre's are carbonised I suspect.Quote:
Originally Posted by Karl_H
Looks like a pretty slow burning extruded grain nitro rifle powder.
As expensive as powder is and sometimes in short supply, as cools as that looks, I am not a good enough artist to try that.
I have a small amount of IMR 3031 in a can with $8.99 on the price sticker. Just bought a new 1# plastic bottle for $60.00.
The price of powder today would make that some expensive art compared to just a few years ago
Cool! No, hot!