After you have ripped played your vinyl records you can easily convert them into a nice decoration for your home. Try doing this with a CD, or MP3 collection. Best of all, this is non-destructive so you listen to them again whenever you need that vintage audio sound. While sprucing up our place earlier this […]
Flickr user mannion_steven captured these awesome shots of La Machine’s public event – where this beautiful piece of arachnoid machinery by the name of ‘La Princesse’ travelled the streets of Liverpool last week – La Princesse – La machine – Liverpool 2008 Check the BBC’s day-by-day coverage – La Machine
The Chase Factory’s Process Enacted Mutoscope replays a sequence of 987 polaroid photos from an original short film. The concept of allowing the veiwer to control playback speed of visual sequence seems quite interesting – Mutoscope [via Wooster Collective]
This 20 pound mouse pointer hand by artist Gus Baggermans counts 158 LEDs that are programmable per pixel line by a circuit built with an Arduino. Interesting take on the modern icon by this artist, although you probably wouldn’t want to turn this into a chair. 20 pound mouse hand
First there was “The Manga guide to statistics” and now Manga wine tasting (watch out Gary!)… The art of wine – manga style via Robot Wisdom. Kami No Shizuku – or The Drops Of God – has been wildly popular with manga fans since its creation in 2004, and is considered a bible for ordinary […]
“Swimming Cities of Switchback Sea” by NYC based artist Swoon is a flotilla of seven intricately hand crafted sea vessels that sailed up the Hudson river from August 15th to September 7th of this year. The ships were a hybrid of boats, furniture, household objects, and other found materials that the artist compiled an then […]
“Micro.Adam” by German artist Julius Popp is a circular robot that is limited to one degree of freedom and thus can only rotate around itself. Simple in construction but interesting to watch as it moves in the above video. Julius Popp Projects
