Matthias writes – I hadn’t actually planned on building a second marble machine, but in March 2000 I had an idea for building a better marble elevating device, plus I had enough time on my hand to actually build a machine using this principle. And this is the machine I built… What inspired me to […]
Fzz (Prof.) writes – Following on from my previous Steampunk Lamp, here’s something a little more minimalist this time. I wasn’t aiming for it to look like anything in particular, but I vaguely had in mind the idea of water level gauges on steam locomotives. There’s still a little tweaking to do, but it finally […]
Here are some examples of using a high powered laser to make some fake-ish 3D printing objects using sugar – Link. The settings were 60% power and 80% speed (Epilog 35W) – place a 2mm layer of sugar, laser, lower bay one click, repeat. It’s also nice on some fruit.
Joe Bravo creates these great tortilla art pieces — This is a stylized tortilla version of a painting I did a few years ago of the Mexican meal, Chile con Carne. The previous version looked too tame so I made this new one more fired up. The “chiles” are positioned in the shape of bull […]
The art bots are in Philly @ the The Esther M. Klein Art Gallery (thanks Jim!) – Robots, once only limited to the realm of imagination, now permeate our daily lives, used widely for exploration of sea and space, labor and industry, medicine, military and police. But what happens when a few renegade artists, scientists […]
Anders writes – Taking art from found objects to new depths, Miwa Koizumi uses heat guns and soldering irons to sculpt startlingly realistic sea creatures from discarded liquid containers. Her PET project cleverly takes its name from PET (polyethylene terephthalate) – the highly recyclable, plant-based oil the containers are made from. Miwa Koizumi: PET project […]
No, it doesn’t shred hamsters – it’s an installation from artist Tom Ballhatchet. As the little critter runs on the wheel, it powers the shredder to make more bedding, or at least that’s the concept – [via] Link.
