Like myself, Dustin Wallace was a Transformers kid. Now that he’s all growed-up and has access to a water-jet cutter, the lucky duck, Dustin has started making pretty amazing transforming aluminum versions of his cherished childhood toys. This one if called Homage 1.0. It’s for sale here, and Dustin’s personal site is here.
A new monthly online gallery I am helping to “curate” – this month’s featured artist took an amazing photo of the MAKE Game of Life board(s)…. Throughout the years people have told us “art is not usually associated with electrical engineering” – but we do not believe them. Our first artist for 2010 in our […]
Interesting photo set of “everything” made out of paper… There’s also a stop motion video of the “car” in action.
Good commentary about how studying science can affect your World View, by Abstruse Goose.
This month’s theme is Physical Science and Mechanics, which makes it the ideal time to chat with the multi-talented members of Applied Kinetic Arts (A.K.A.), “a community of artists working within the medium loosely defined as ‘kinetic’. Works incorporating motion, light, sound, and interactivity are represented by the group’s ever expanding member base.” Earlier this […]
Studio-Re-Creation via Giz. Description: ‘The Transformer symbolizes the relationship between man and machine. Our first car, a Lada Samara Diva, has been re-created into a powerful figure. ‘The Transformer’ stands in a position of ready surprise. He is in the moment between knowing what he was and knowing what he has become… Materials: old car […]
Youtube user brusspup, known for his impressive illusions, created this amazing fire animation using a bunch of tea candles, a camera, and lots of time.
