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Lover of Movement
3 posts
Location: Rochester, NY, USA
Lover of Movement
3 posts
Location: Rochester, NY, USA
Posted:
Hey everyone! I saw an amazing glow toy this summer at the Project Earth (presented by Wookiefoot) festival in Minnesota. This festival is amazing, very inspiring and some of the best vibes I have ever felt!!! https://www.wookiefoot.com/festivals/project-earth/home
Anyway, I saw on stage an amazing glow toy used which I have never seen before. I didn't get a good look at them but they gave the illusion of little galaxies spinning around the dancers bodies. It was amazing!!! Oh and I was completely sober and in a normal everyday state. I wish I could find a picture of it, but any ideas of what it could be??
Hey everyone! I saw an amazing glow toy this summer at the Project Earth (presented by Wookiefoot) festival in Minnesota. This festival is amazing, very inspiring and some of the best vibes I have ever felt!!! https://www.wookiefoot.com/festivals/project-earth/home
Anyway, I saw on stage an amazing glow toy used which I have never seen before. I didn't get a good look at them but they gave the illusion of little galaxies spinning around the dancers bodies. It was amazing!!! Oh and I was completely sober and in a normal everyday state. I wish I could find a picture of it, but any ideas of what it could be??
Stargazer
6,650 posts
6,650 posts
Posted:
I guess we need more information/ description of what exactly you saw... "the illusion of little galaxies spinning round the dancers bodies" is a bit vague.... on fire, on LED, single spots or clusters of sparks... it would help us wrapping our head around it. Also significant would be whether the dancers moved synchronized with them (like with levisticks)...
good you mentioned you were sober
I guess we need more information/ description of what exactly you saw... "the illusion of little galaxies spinning round the dancers bodies" is a bit vague.... on fire, on LED, single spots or clusters of sparks... it would help us wrapping our head around it. Also significant would be whether the dancers moved synchronized with them (like with levisticks)...
good you mentioned you were sober
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Stargazer
6,650 posts
6,650 posts
Posted:
also there might be pictures of the performance somewhere by now?
check for example FB or in their gallery and let us know... visuals will greatly help to identify the effect you're talking about
also there might be pictures of the performance somewhere by now?
check for example FB or in their gallery and let us know... visuals will greatly help to identify the effect you're talking about
the best smiles are the ones you lead to
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All High Dude, Ruler of What You Want
2,280 posts
Location: Trenton, MI, USA
All High Dude, Ruler of What You Want
2,280 posts
Location: Trenton, MI, USA
Posted:
Was it anything like these?
Was it anything like these?
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Fire Artist and Hooper
181 posts
Location: U.S.A
Fire Artist and Hooper
181 posts
Location: U.S.A
Posted:
Could it be LED mini hoops that they were spinning real fast?
Could it be LED mini hoops that they were spinning real fast?
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stranger
5 posts
5 posts
Posted:
sounds like it is fiber optic lights... long fibers and they hold a base that holds the batteries and light source...
they kind of float around randomly as the dancers move their hands???
sounds like it is fiber optic lights... long fibers and they hold a base that holds the batteries and light source...
they kind of float around randomly as the dancers move their hands???
addict
489 posts
Location: Perth
489 posts
Location: Perth
Posted:
Yeah, i'd suggest glow wand or astrojacks
Yeah, i'd suggest glow wand or astrojacks
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