These photos are part of a project called ‘Sound Sculptures’ created by photographer Linden Gledhill. Using tiny drops of paint, a stereo speaker and high-speed macro photography, Linden captures absolutely stunning photos of the paint reacting to music being played. Several of the final photographs anchored Canon’s Pixma Printer ad campaign. While the images have been around for a bit, I find myself returning to stare at them often. The shapes are mesmerizing as the paint dances to music and the colour combinations are dazzling. I hope to see more of this beautiful technique.
(check out a behind the scenes video of how the innovative images came to life)












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Is it wrong that I want to roll around in the colour and eat it?!
Ha! How could that ever be wrong? I find myself wanting to grab the paint as it bounces upwards. Such beautiful colour combos!
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