I’ve always loved to travel, and of all the places I’ve visited, Spain especially has captured my heart.
I love using old machine parts for my projects; often their workmanship surpasses that of anything new, and you can get them cheap or even free.
In the Spring of 2011 I worked on a project with artists Steve Hanson and Elliot Clapp that was part of Apexart’s “Let it end like this” group show curated by Todd Zuniga.
I enjoy just about any kind of woodworking, so I decided to make the wooden stand for my Giant Bubble Machine project instead of just buying one.
You’ve got a Kinect, and you’ve got a MakerBot.
My lovely wife has been collecting vintage jewelry for most of her adult life.
Make and toss a bunch of these inexpensive little lights to add color to any ferromagnetic surface in your neighborhood.
You’d be hard pressed to find an accessory infused with more passion and personality than shoes.
The history and customs of many cultures have been expressed through textiles for centuries.
I had a stack of old CDs lying around.
Torch lighters are handy, cheap, and easy to find.
I’ve posted a video of the gameplay to Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/8190411@N07… I have been slowly working on a series of automatons and robotic effigies of my coworkers as a way to exercise my creativity without cluttering the house with kid-unfriendly creations.