Build it.
Draw it.
Play it.
Vsauce, Kevin here with some of the coolest creations from extraordinary people.
This is BiDiPi.
Build it.
Serena Creative made a documentary about, Bill Czappa, an artist who uses old electronics
to construct unique sculptures.
His workshop doubles as a tv repair store, and Bill often uses old tv parts for his found
object creations.
His erector set piece, comprised of 13 full erector sets has been a work in progress for
the past 20 years.
Endre Koronczi blends plastic bags with the environment.
The Hungarian artist likes to imagine plastic bags as living breathing things, and puts
together open air installations in which they co-exist with nature.
Check out his YouTube channel to see them in motion.
Ivan Owen has a channel that is a build it dream.
He tackles different DIY projects like an ultimate cereal eating machine or a corn starch
flamethrower.
SpecificAmbiguity is filled with creations ranging from an organ backpack and steak-knife
weed whacker to the latest video in which Ivan and his daughter prank a pizza delivery
guy with musical stairs.
Draw it.
Cristiam Ramos paints famous works of art on butterfly wings.
Equipped with a magnifying glass, extremely fine brushes, and oil paint, the Mexican artist
carefully crafts his mini masterpieces.
He also works in other mediums to create legendary pop culture portraits, like Marilyn Monroe
out of candy or Robin Williams painted with toothpaste.
Hyde Jii is an engineer who turned an iRobot Roomba into an abstract painter.
The robot uses multiple bottles of paint attached to tubes to splash dots and dashes across
a canvas, and Hyde Jii has named the robot Mr. Head.
And now for the money art of Stephen Barnwell…
Ben Ridgeway created a short experimental animation called Inner Space Artifacts.
He spent a lot of time thinking about ways to make new and interesting images and the
final result is mesmerizing.
Play it.
Finnish bluegrass superstars Steve n’ Seagulls cover Metallica’s Seek and Destroy.
Oneiric Tales is an original song by acoustic guitar wizard Miguel Rivera.
The music video for King by Grades combines animation with live action to bring a bored
schoolgirls day dreams to life.
I'm extremely excited to announce you can now watch my short film over on Field Day.
A channel that's dedicated to giving YouTubers the opportunity to make a passion project.
I was actually making short films long before I ever made a Vsauce video and I'm really
proud of this new one.
It blends animation with live action which is something I've always wanted to do.
So go check it out, click the link at the top of this video's description.
Give it a thumbs up.
And now for the Vsauce Creative Fan Showcase.
First up is Suspended In Mid Air with visualizations by Phony.
Aidan designed and made a 3D printed simple robotic gripper.
It combines flexible and rigid materials connected to a servo motor and he even made an instructables
page explaining how to make your own.
EyeSea DoughNuts creates incredible cakes like this Ghostbusters Slimer or this White
Walker Game Of Thrones cake.
The body is made of carved cereal bars and the head is sponge cake.
Andrew Lightboxes is a DIY master showing you everything from how to make a reversible
poker and dinner table and installing a patio door to bending wood into a Rooster.
The Nina Haggerty Centre For The Arts is just about the best thing.
They encourage developmentally disabled adults to make art and even help create animations
like The Dentist Is Grumpy by Randy and My Four Jobs by Andrew and Keltie.
Direct from Lithuania here’s Music InWallved with Orange city.
William Hughes uses the software mud box and keyshot to make 3D sculptures.
The Lego Tabletop watt balance was built by researchers at the National Institue of Standards
and Technology.
It can measure mass to 1% precision and costs only $400.
And it works by equating technical power to electromagnetic power.
Submit your BiDiPis to BiDiPi@Vsauce.com or share them with everyone on Twitter with hashtag
#BiDiPi.
Click here to watch my short film about the expectations we imagine when we post content
online — and how the hilarious reality of that isn’t always what we hoped for.
I made this video with Field Day, a new channel highlighting the creativity of some of the
coolest YouTube channels.
So click the annotation or the link at the top of this video's description right now.
And as always - thanks for watching.