Haute tech fur phones and flash drives
Furry Objects is a series by Danish artist Magnhild Disington that mixes scraps of fur with cell phones and flash drives. [via Core77]
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Disembodied mechanical hand looks unamused …
Nick Ramage’s ‘Fingers‘ exude a certain type of surrealist creepiness … all the while, tapping away out of what seems to be sheer boredom. Makes for an odd sort of tension, no? Those with an extra $730 around can purchase their own from the limited edition over @ Laikingland [via Adafruit]
Plotter Drawings from 1960s
Gorgeous! DAM :: Exhibitions :: early plotterdrawings from the 1960s via Waxy.
Life-size boat model kit sprue
Swedish artist Michael Johansson made this life-size dinghy “model kit” from a real boat and related equipment. The pieces of “TOYS’R’US,” as it’s called, are fastened together by a welded tubular frame and painted a uniform gray. Michael has done several of these 1:1 “model” kits made from life-size original objects. [via Dude Craft]
Recession Economy Gingerbread House
Artist Andrew Salomone has a new take on the traditional gingerbread house.
LED kimono
Apparently it’s Soft Circuit Monday here at MAKE (coindidentally), so here’s another one: the LED kimono is by composer and performance artist Miya Masaoka and has 444 LEDs on the kimono sleeve which display animations. [via Fashioning Technology]
Theo Jansen papercraft walker
It’s amazing how much the work of Dutch artist and kinetic sculptor Theo Jansen continues to inspired people. Here’s one of his “Strandbeest” walking mechanisms done in paper. More: Theo Jansen-inspired Arduino walker Interview with Theo Jansen… Reader mail: Theo Jansen signs MAKE! Desktop “Strandbeest” walker
