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The Box: Think Outside of It

Posted on May 28, 2022 by Elliot Williams

There’s no single recipe for creativity, as far as I know. But this week on the Podcast, Tom Nardi and I were talking about a number of hacks that were …read more Continue reading The Box: Think Outside of It→

Posted in Creativity, engineering, Hackaday Columns, rants | Tagged Art

The Explosive Art of Detonographs

Posted on May 15, 2022 by Lewin Day

The visual arts are a broad field, encompassing everything from the chiselling of marble sculptures to the creation of delicate landscapes in charcoal on paper. However, [Evelyn Rosenberg] has experimented …read more Continue reading The Explosive Art of Detonographs→

Posted in explosion, explosives | Tagged Art

A Crazy Wave Automaton

Posted on May 8, 2022 by Anne Ogborn
3D printed fish leaping through waves

[Henk Rijckhaert] recently participated in a “secret Santa” gift exchange. In a secret Santa, everyone’s name goes in a hat, and each person must pick a name without looking. Each …read more Continue reading A Crazy Wave Automaton→

Posted in 3d print, 3d Printer hacks, automata | Tagged Art

This Spherical Lamp’s Pieces Ship Flat, Thanks to Math

Posted on May 7, 2022 by Donald Papp

[Nervous System] sells a variety of unique products, and we really appreciate the effort they put into sharing elements of their design and manufacturing processes. This time, it’s details of …read more Continue reading This Spherical Lamp’s Pieces Ship Flat, Thanks to Math→

Posted in cnc hacks, lamp shade, laser cut, Laser cutting, puzzle cells | Tagged Art, Generative Design

ElectriPop Turns Cut Mylar into Custom 3D Structures

Posted on May 6, 2022 by Tom Nardi

Mylar has a lot of useful properties, and as such as see it pop up pretty often, not just in DIY projects but in our day-to-day lives. But until today, …read more Continue reading ElectriPop Turns Cut Mylar into Custom 3D Structures→

Posted in electrostatic, Future Interfaces Group, Hardware, high voltage, mylar, static electricity | Tagged Art

Kaleidoscope – Feelings Turned Into LED Tree

Posted on May 4, 2022 by Arsenijs Picugins
The LED tree itself , filmed in the dark - a myriad of small orbs glowing mictures of green, blue and warm white

In 2020, [Eddie] found himself with a few hundred RGB LEDs left after a pandemic-interrupted project, and a slew of emotions he wanted to express – so he turned to …read more Continue reading Kaleidoscope – Feelings Turned Into LED Tree→

Posted in 2022 Sci-Fi Contest, Circuit Sculpture, led, led hacks, led tree, rgb | Tagged Art, Tree

Blending Pepper’s Ghost, Synths, and Vintage TVs

Posted on May 3, 2022 by Arsenijs Picugins
Moon moving from inside a large glass sphere into screens of two vintage television sets

We were recently tipped off to the work of [Joshua Ellingson], and digging in, we found an extensive collection of art and ongoing experiments, with synthesizers deforming and driving old …read more Continue reading Blending Pepper’s Ghost, Synths, and Vintage TVs→

Posted in blender, optical illusion, pepper's ghost, vintage television | Tagged Art

The Most Deadly Project On The Internet?

Posted on May 3, 2022 by Ryan Flowers

Before deciding whether the headline of this article is clickbait, please take a moment to watch the excellent video by [BigClive] below the break. And then, go to your local …read more Continue reading The Most Deadly Project On The Internet?→

Posted in electrical safety, fire safety, high voltage, high voltage MOT, microwave oven transformer, MOT, public safety, Science | Tagged Art, Safety

Building an Edge Lit Sign From the Scrap Pile

Posted on April 22, 2022 by Tom Nardi

Whether in a shop window or mounted to the top of consoles in NASA’s Mission Control Center, edge lit acrylic is a popular choice for making high visibility signs. Partly …read more Continue reading Building an Edge Lit Sign From the Scrap Pile→

Posted in acrylic, edge lighting, led hacks, meccano, sign | Tagged Art

Meet the Gig Workers Making (a Ton of) Art for the NFT Boom

Posted on April 15, 2022 by Lucas Gelfond

For every Bored Ape, there are millions of other images vying for attention on the blockchain. So who actually makes them? Continue reading Meet the Gig Workers Making (a Ton of) Art for the NFT Boom→

Posted in Fiverr, gig economy, NFTs, tech | Tagged Art

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