Jaymis on Create Digital Motion writes: On Monday I had a CT scan. If you haven’t already, every visualist should go for a ride in a computed tomography machine. It’s the best mix of futuristic medicine and video geekness I’ve ever encountered. As happens with most medical imaging these days, I came away with both […]
Well Happy Pi Day to you! This little video came to me a few years ago via two alumni of my high school technology and engineering program. Math geekery made fun! The Math Forum at Drexel has some good Pi Day activities. if you are looking for some classroom resources for Pi Day, you might […]
Paper Forest has a post about a Japanese artist living in France, Aoyama Hina. Hina says of her work: They are super fine lacy-paper-cuttings done by a simple pair of scissors. My passion is to create a finest cutoff beyond the level of the very time-consuming needle lace making. I don’t follow traditional but I […]
The folks who make the “cratemen” around Melbourne were invited to make a float for the Adelaide Fringe Festival, and here’s what they came up with. From their account: We were reluctant however to simply relocate our street based work into a radically different arena. Instead we were interested in the idea of a parade […]
We’ve posted about artist Lockwasher’s awesome robots and rayguns and other items made from found objects. Here are some pics from his Motor Art collection. Motor Art [via Low-Tech Magazine]
The Corkscrew is an ingenious mechanical sculpture comprising almost 300 found objects which have been cast in bronze and assembled to create a priceless object trouves. The Corkscrew is not only an amazing sculpture, which dramatically emerges from its fabulous cabinet, but is quite simply a work of pure, mechanical genius which removes the cork […]
Love this finger-painter iPhone art by artist Jorge Colombo, done in the Brushes application. iPhone Sketches [Thanks, Tatia!]
