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Registered Member #902
Joined: Sun Jul 15 2007, 08:17PM
Location: North Texas
Posts: 1040
I hope that I'm not the only one here that enjoys/makes art. I'll start things off with a performance art piece I finally edited the video for. Please note, this video was thrown together and I only had Windows Movie Maker to work with.
Registered Member #902
Joined: Sun Jul 15 2007, 08:17PM
Location: North Texas
Posts: 1040
really, no takers? - I figured at least some electrical art (I would post my plasma arc wood burnings if I still had them, I made them over five or six years ago lol).
Registered Member #2261
Joined: Mon Aug 03 2009, 01:19AM
Location: London, UK
Posts: 581
I helped a friend with the technical aspects of an artistic Installation a few years back
As an 'Inventor' I developed an unusual laser sound to light device some years ago during the time HeNe lasers started to appear second hand but laser diodes where still cutting edge. I was hoping to make some cash out of that one. I must get around to building the Mk.II productionised/more portable version some time
I'm also into photography.
Nothing to do with me, but I wish I could afford some of these brilliant 3D printed metal mathematical sculptures
Registered Member #205
Joined: Sat Feb 18 2006, 11:59AM
Location: Skørping, Denmark
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IntraWinding wrote ...
Nothing to do with me, but I wish I could afford some of these brilliant 3D printed metal mathematical sculptures
Alan
Alan, thanks for directing my attention to these little gems. I spent quite some time reading about the printing/wicking/casting technique. Boy does that method open up possibilities.
72$ does seem like a very reasonable price for those small sculptures.
Below is an attempt at 3D art. Made in 3DStudio, and edited in Picture Publisher, It is a fantasy of a 845 power triode that has been run Low and Hot. It is from my audio days.
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Glad you liked those Finn. Yes, the technology used to make them is also brilliant. I seem to remember it involves sintering bronze powder and than using capillary action to draw a lower melting point metal into it to make a genuinely solid metal object of virtually any shape and complexity, within it's resolution. Absolutely marvellous. I think it makes shapes that could never be made by conventional moulding processes. It's the nearest I've seen to a Star Trek replicator!
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