Daniel Rozin, artista de espejos espectaculares | Ilusiones opticas ¿Es posible que haya un espejo de madera?, la superficie de la madera es bastante irregular, y sólo podria reflejar objetos estando perfectamente pulida, aún asi es franamente dificil una reflexion con un angulo de incidencia frontal. A pesar de todos esos contras, el espejo de madera funciona desde 1999 gracias al artista israelí Daniel Rozin. Claro , que es un “espejo” especial, basado más bien en una ilusion optica Realmente ,mas que un espejo es un mosaico de pequeñas piezas de madera que se mueven gracias a servomotores que siguen los movimientos de las imágenes que capta una cámara. Esta compuesto por 830 tablillas de madera, cada una conectada a un servomotor. Es más dificil de explicar que de entender si se ve en funcionamiento, así que aqui hay un video. Daniel Rozin hace unos espejos realmente fascinantes. Las pelotas son el equivalente a cada uno de los píxeles que forman la imagen. El resultado es hipnotizante.
Collages In this tutorial we will learn how to make a mixed media collage. Things we will need: 1. Before I do anything, I usually paint my surface. Don’t try to be perfect. From looking at it I eliminate a few things. I applied the picture of a crying girl. I glued on a couple of more pieces. And some more. Before we continue, I will show you how to transfer images onto other surfaces. Flip the image over with the ink side down (you should have the gel medium on the ink side) and press into the fabric. Wait until everything is completely dry. Use more water if necessary. When I dipped the fabric into the dish, I rubbed it against the bottom of the plate to get some red on the fabric. I glued some more pieces on And some more images on. You can continue with putting more images on or stop right here. Cover the canvas with a gel medium of your choice (glossy, matte) to secure everything in place and to provide a coating. If you enjoyed reading this, please share with your friends!
Papertoys Bimba & Bimbo di Stelle Pour enjoliver votre WE, voici deux adorables petits papertoys au parfum de cacao. Les personnages Bimbo et Bimba di Stelle sont proposés par la marque italienne Pan di Stelle, un fabricant de gâteaux et de barres chocolatés. A déguster et à télécharger en lisant la suite… Pour télécharger les patrons, il suffit de cliquer sur les 2 templates ci-dessous. Et n’hésitez pas à découvrir toute la collection en vous rendant à cette adresse. Ca me donne des envies de fondant au chocolat tout ça Source Partager Par Toy Boy, le 02 février 2013 dans Art, Crafts, Cute, DIY, Designers, Divers, Enfants, Geek, Lifestyle, Mascottes, Papercraft, Papertoys, Papertoys Art, Personnages
it's always autumn - itsalwaysautumn - STL: felt monsters to make with your kids {plus free mix-n-match pattern} My four-year-old and I spent a few happy hours last week designing, cutting out, and sewing up a monster for him. We had such a great time that I created a free mix-n-match felt monster PDF sewing pattern, which includes five different monster bodies, five different sets of eyes, five mouths, and five different accessories. (Keep reading to download the free pattern!) It’s a pretty cute line-up, right? But this is even cuter: James is in love with his very own little monster, created using pieces he chose from the mix-n-match pattern as well as a little extra personalization. Older kids could trace and cut their own monsters and pieces and maybe even glue the pieces on. The 8 page PDF pattern can be downloaded by clicking here. Construction is so easy you probably don’t need instructions, but here are some step-by-step photos, and I’ve added a few tips below. Things to note: I used different colors of acrylic felt cut from a bolt at Joann’s. A few more things:
Alphabet Topografía Created by Yale-graduates Caspar Lam and YuJune Park of Synoptic Office, Alphabet Topography is a physical examination of letterforms as it relates to usage frequency. Vowels and consonants like “R” and “T” were given more vertical prominence while lesser-used letters like “W” and “G” hardly make a blip. Of the creation process YuJune tells me: I modelled the letters individually in Rhino and exported sections of each letter to AutoCad and based this alphabet on word frequency as defined by the University of Cambridge Computer Laboratory, which interestingly enough, is almost identical to word frequency as defined by old linotype machines. I’ve always been an incredible sucker for physical typography and this project is no exception.
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Papercraft Onitsuka Tiger – Mexico 66 Sneakers Power ! Ce papercraft est une reproduction des baskets ‘Onitsuka Tiger – Mexico 66′ que l’on doit à l’artiste Japonais Shin Tanaka. C’est d’ailleurs en réalisant des chaussures en papier que Shin s’est fait connaître dans le monde entier. Si vous voulez imprimer le template, c’est par ici… Dans la famille des paper sneakers, on avait déjà la Puma Clyde de [mck] ou encore l’excellente série ‘I love my sneakers’ de Phil. Ce modèle Mexico 66 complète donc la collection en amenant sa petite touche ‘vintage’ au passage… Le template proposé est vierge. Vous imprimez une première fois le template blanc, puis vous ré-imprimez la même feuille avec le pattern de votre choix par-dessus (par exemple un plan de métro…). Pour récupérer le patron DIY, il suffit de cliquer sur l’aperçu qui suit : Et pour les instructions d’assemblage (vidéo), RV sur le site dédié à cette création : shin.onitsukatiger.co.uk Enjoy! Partager
How to Make a Piñata 1 of 15 <img src=" alt="materials" /> Materials for the Paper Maché Let’s get started! Here’s what you’ll need:-One section of newspaper cut into 1 1/2-inch by 3-inch strips -1 cup flour -Scissors -Water -A blown-up balloon, tied -An empty large coffee can (about 30 ounces) 2 of 15 <img src=" alt="Materials for Decorating" /> Materials for Decorating -Heavy-duty string -Two rolls of crepe paper party streamers -White craft glue -16-ounce Styrofoam cup -Two toilet paper rolls cut in half -Sheet of craft foam in pink -Pink acrylic paint -White paper -Pipe cleaner -Googly eyes 3 of 15 <img src=" alt="Get Started" /> Get Started Make the paper maché by mixing 1 cup flour and 1 cup water. Set the balloon in a large coffee can.
Instalación en París hace a las personas sentirse Spiderman | Revista InformaBTL: Promociones, Activaciones y Below the Line | Street marketing París.- Los visitantes de París que alguna vez hayan soñado con escalar paredes al estilo de Spiderman, podrán cumplir u ilusión con el más reciente trabajo del artista argentino Leandro Erlich, que consiste en una instalación denominada Bí¢timent -edificio- que juega con la percepción y permite a las personas interactuar para simular que escalan edificios. Más notas sobre Creatividad:Los 100 empaques más creativos de 2011Diseña el futuro de tu marca: Una iniciativa para jóvenes creativosCon una exhibición en el complejo artístico Le 104, el artista plástico Leandro Erlich presenta una instalación que a diferencia de otras obras de arte, permite la interacción directa de las personas con la pieza. Consiste en una fachada radicional montada en el suelo con un espejo inclinado colocado justo enfrente, el resultado es la ilusión de verticalidad del edificio. Las personas se colocan en diversas posiciones y se toman fotografías y videos. Bí¢timent, Leandro Erlich au 104 por Palagret
magazine bowl - recycle project no. 7 This project took me so much longer than I thought it would. I may not be finished yet (I'll explain in a minute) but I want to move on to other ideas so I decided to post about it now. I certainly didn't reinvent the wheel with this one but it was something fun and super easy to make. Materials:- a magazine (I didn't use more than half of a magazine)- glue gun I started by making a tight little roll and making the flat circle that I showed you the other day. Each strip that I used is made from one page of the magazine. I added each strip to my piece by keeping the folded edge outside and the open side toward the inside. As you place each strip down only do so a short piece at a time because the glue dries really fast. I glued each strip of paper down, leaving a small piece unglued so that I could tuck in the following strip under it. Here's my unfinished bowl. A photo just to show the scale of the bowl.