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This is your home for some of the coolest creations from everyday people.
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Peter Lynn created a 100 foot blue whale kite.
The New Zealand engineer and inventor has been making kites since 1977 with this realistically
looking blue whale carrying a price tag of over $6000.
Lynn has a bunch of other incredible kites including a horse, a crocodile and an alien
spaceship.
Italian artist Franco Recchia builds city sculptures using computer parts.
He says he's always had a passion for taking things apart and reassembling them in large
compositions made up processors and mechanical parts and his has a huge variety of pieces
in a similar style in his portfolio.
Photographer David A Reeves creates action vignettes made from cut-paper silhouettes.
He builds the miniature sets with layers that create a depth of field and his works include
scenes from batman, the wild west and a samurai duel.
The Pulse Sensor is a plug and play heart rate sensor made by Joel Murphy and Yuri Gitman.
It allows a person's pulse to be incorporated into arduino projects - so heart rate and
be used in video games, apps or music visualizations.
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Marlin Peterson painted giant spiders on a roof in Seattle.
The mural was originally going to be on a wall but when he couldn't find one large enough
he decided to use a roof that's visible from the Space Needle.
And it creates the illusion that enormous daddy long legs are taking over the Seattle
Center Armory.
Mark Crilley has an incredible YouTube channel that aspiring artists should check out.
He has recently been doing realism challenges where he attempts to accurately draw an object
like crumbled paper, playing card and more - find the link below.
Now for the incredible illustrations of Sam Spratt...
Anatomical monsters is a series by illustrator Brad McGinty that takes a look at the guts
of some of the most famous pop culture creatures including Predator, a martian from Mars Attacks
and a Gremlin.
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Sonification Of Everyday Objects was created by dennis paul and it scans the surface of
objects and turns them into audible frequencies...
The Algae Opera feed algae with the singers breath which is enhanced by the amount of
breath so a well-trained singer apparently produces high-quality edible algae product...
Rainboard is an isomorphic instrument with 62 arcade buttons with LEDs embedded in them
hooked up to an iOS app to configure the buttons...
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Hey, I got a play it bidipi!
Oh hey Nathan Barnatt - if you got a play it let's see it!
It's a dance...it's called "Works It"
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