Steve Pavlovsky (@liquidlightlab), a New York City light artist, makes liquid light show visuals using oil dyes, glass plates and live projection. His channel has about 13,400 subscribers and a median of roughly 600 views per video, with around 40 uploads a year. Rates run $150 to $250 per Shorts video.
Analog liquid light art reaching an engaged niche of visual music fans
- Median of about 605 views per video, with a 90th percentile of about 1,500 views
- Engagement rate of 2.8 percent across the last 30 uploads
- Roughly 40 uploads in the past year, with frequent Shorts
Brand fit report
Content
- Formats
- short vertical clips, product promos, long-form live performance montages
- Tone
- artistic, promotional
- Language
- English
- On camera
- No, voiceover and b-roll
- Production
- Clean, lightly edited
- Typical length
- under 60 seconds, with occasional long-form videos of 3 to 20 minutes
Audience
Commercial
- Brands seen
- None yet
- Categories promoted
- light show supplies, oil dyes, glass plates, lighting gear
- Affiliate links
- No
Promotional videos such as 'Early Spring Sale! Use code EARLYSPRING15 and get 15% off at LiquidLightShop.com' point to the creator's own shop rather than a third-party sponsor.
Suitability GARM Brand Safety Floor + Suitability
Family friendly
No flagged content in the last 30 videos; the channel is abstract art and live performance footage.
We classify content, never people. No age, gender, ethnicity, religion or political views are inferred about the creator. Audience figures are estimates unless marked verified. Creators can correct anything on their profile.
Platforms
| Platform | Followers | Median views | Uploads, 90d |
|---|---|---|---|
| YouTube | 13k | 605 | 1 |
Benchmark score: 9 / 100
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Recent videos
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Liquid Light Lab is the work of Steve Pavlovsky, a multi-dimensional light artist from New York City. A majority of his work utilizes liquid projection, experimental media, and hand-made organic elements first seen in the Psychedelic Light Shows of the 1960s. Following on the visual music traditions of Kandinsky, Thomas Wilfred, and The Joshua Light Show, Mr. Pavlovsky invokes the Sublime and Spiritual. Building upon an analog relationship to Light and Time, Pavlovsky has created Liquid Light Lab, a living, breathing, visual expression of music, nature, and the Human Spirit. Concurrent with l
About Liquid Light Lab
Liquid Light Lab is the channel of Steve Pavlovsky, a New York City light artist who makes liquid light shows, analog visuals and live projection art. Per his website, he is an artist whose work draws on 1960s psychedelic light shows, and he also runs LiquidLightShop.com, which sells the dyes, glass plates and gear used in these performances. The channel has about 13,400 subscribers and a median of roughly 600 views per video, and it posts about 40 videos a year, mostly short clips.
The audience appears to be a small, engaged group of art and visual music enthusiasts, along with people interested in building their own light shows. These are estimates based on video topics and comments, not verified data. Most of the channel's promotional activity points to the creator's own store.
Brands booking Steve should expect modest reach but strong fit for art supplies, creative tools and live event gear. At an estimated $20 to $35 per 1,000 views, the rate works out to about $150 to $250 per Shorts video; paid ads typically run $10 to $30 CPM, so this placement is priced at the higher end of that range.
Written from Liquid Light Lab's public YouTube profile, platform data and web mentions. Numbers updated 2026-10-19. Liquid Light Lab can edit or remove this page at any time.
Questions about Liquid
How much does Steve Pavlovsky charge for a sponsored video?
Based on his median of about 600 views and a Shorts-heavy channel, Liquid Light Lab's sponsored integrations are estimated at $150 to $250 per video. Rates are estimates from public channel data and may differ from his actual quotes.
What does Liquid Light Lab post about on YouTube?
The channel posts liquid light show visuals, live performance montages, short product demonstrations of oil dyes and projection gear, and archival clips of 1960s psychedelic light shows. Most uploads are short vertical videos.
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