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The Uncooperative Mirror Will Not Help You

Posted on May 30, 2026 by Jenny List

The value of a mirror is in its clarity. If the reflection is cast by [danicakostic17]’s Uncooperative Mirror though, you’ll find anything but. It’s described as a useless machine, because …read more Continue reading The Uncooperative Mirror Will Not Help You→

Posted in Arduino Hacks, ultrasonic sensor | Tagged Art, Mirror

Drawing Videos On An Etch-a-Sketch

Posted on May 26, 2026 by Julian Scheffers

We’ve covered etch-a-sketch robots before, but usually they’re not quite as fast as [Every Flavor of Robot]’s “video” etch-a-sketch, capable of drawing a full portrait in as little as a …read more Continue reading Drawing Videos On An Etch-a-Sketch→

Posted in ESP32, etch-a-sketch | Tagged Art

Slightly Sentient d20 Might Subtly Shift Your Rolls

Posted on May 25, 2026 by Donald Papp

A twenty-sided die (d20) is a common thing in tabletop gaming, and [kati]’s slightly sentient d20 is a PCB that not only delivers random results on demand, but responds to …read more Continue reading Slightly Sentient d20 Might Subtly Shift Your Rolls→

Posted in Capacitive Touch Sensor, D20, electronic die, games, luck, pcb | Tagged Art

Adorable ASCII Aquarium Lives On Your Desk

Posted on May 24, 2026 by Donald Papp

[Kert Gartner]’s ASCII Aquarium turns a cheap yellow display (CYD) into a tiny simulated aquarium, complete with ASCII sea creatures each with their own behaviors. There’s all kinds of options …read more Continue reading Adorable ASCII Aquarium Lives On Your Desk→

Posted in Aquarium, ASCII, CYD, desk toy, ESP32, interactive, Microcontrollers | Tagged Art

penPal, a Robotic Drawing Assistant

Posted on April 25, 2026 by Bryan Cockfield

Emergent properties include examples like murmurations of starlings which can’t be predicted from looking at a single bird, weather which can’t be predicted by looking at a few air molecules, …read more Continue reading penPal, a Robotic Drawing Assistant→

Posted in drawing, emergent property, gui, robot, robots hacks, servo, shading | Tagged Art

The Complex Transformations Underlying MC Escher’s Works

Posted on April 12, 2026 by Maya Posch

Self-similar images are rather common, which are images in which the same image is repeated on a smaller scale somewhere within the image that one is looking at, something which …read more Continue reading The Complex Transformations Underlying MC Escher’s Works→

Posted in MC Escher | Tagged Art

Bending Faux-Neon LEDs Make for Animations Glass Tubes Can’t Match

Posted on April 8, 2026 by Tyler August
an animated gif of the eye in motion.

Odds are, if you like neon lights, you’re not thrilled with the LED faux-“neon” strips that are supposed to replace them. They’ve got their advantages, but the light quality of …read more Continue reading Bending Faux-Neon LEDs Make for Animations Glass Tubes Can’t Match→

Posted in animatronic, faux-neon, led hacks, ws2182b | Tagged Art

Pixel Camera Puts Lo-Fi Images In The Palm Of Your Hand

Posted on April 2, 2026 by Donald Papp

Some things have an undeniable appeal, and lo-fi, pixelated Game Boy-camera-like images are one of them. In service of this, [Raul Zanardo] created his handheld pixel camera that goes the …read more Continue reading Pixel Camera Puts Lo-Fi Images In The Palm Of Your Hand→

Posted in camera, game boy camera, handhelds hacks, Lilygo, pixel camera | Tagged Art

LED Matrix Clock Proudly Shows Its Inner Wiring

Posted on March 31, 2026 by Donald Papp

Some projects take great care to tuck away wire hookups, but not [Roberto Alsina]’s Reloj V2 clock. This desktop clock makes a point of exposing all components and wiring as part …read more Continue reading LED Matrix Clock Proudly Shows Its Inner Wiring→

Posted in 3d printed, clock, clock hacks, led matrix, MAX7219, Raspberry Pi Zero | Tagged Art

For Art’s Sake

Posted on March 28, 2026 by Elliot Williams

Hackers can be a strange folk. Our idea of beauty, for instance, can be rather odd. This week, Hackaday saw a few projects that were not just functional – the …read more Continue reading For Art’s Sake→

Posted in Hackaday Columns, inspiration, newsletter | Tagged Art

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