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MACHINE ART Custom putters in very rare Proto ART, peened and flamed rainbow 303 stainless with dogleg hand bend hosel; polished 303 stainless with copper stubby hosel;
peened polihed and patina copper billet with 303 stainless stubby hosel with melted elbow.
Measuring calipers in Thayer School's machine shop -- essential tools to any engineer.
Photo by John Sherman.
so this is seriously so olddd. its really cool. had to be from the 70s or something. however, i dont know anything about early vending machines, so really, i cant say anything. other nick around? sure he'd know.
A wet horrible day today so got into the storage room and photographed my mum's old sewing machine together with the cobwebs.
My Grandmother passed away last Sept. She would have been 97 last Oct. She collected music boxes and my family gave me this one. Finally, I am taking a picture.
These are some of my M2 Machines "Auto-Thentics." They look so nice when they're placed side by side like this. You can also see that I found a second version of the 1955 Pontiac Star Chief. The newer one is the second car from the front, next to the first Star Chief I found.
This vending machine sold such a variety of items as condoms, soda, stamps, and iPods in the shuffle and nano models.
Unfortunately, the kiosk software runs on windows, which saw fit to start crashing, thus preventing people from buying things frm the right-hand side of the screen.
I mean, would you buy something from a kiosk where you saw an error screen?
The Dreamer’s illuminated sculpture channels free spirits like physicist Albert Einstein and activist Greta Thunberg, speaking to us from across space and time. Their faces appear on an translucent mask through the magic of rear-projected video, which brings them to life as if they were right in front of you.
The Dreamer’s face keeps transforming, showing fleeting characters and images, evoking memories and ideas that can move us and transform our lives. My goal for this art project is to make us more aware of how characters like these can influence us and change the way we perceive the world around us.
This photo set documents the making of the Dreamer in winter 2019, when I built a frame, a projection stand, backdrop and carousel for the Dreamer, with the gracious help of Geo Monley and friends at Tam Makers. The Dreamer’s flat face started as a paper clay sculpture mold, vacuum-formed over a plastic cast, upon which we rear-project videos of talking heads from found footage, edited and transformed to fit in the shape of our masks.
The effect is surreal, and this art piece seems to be breaking new ground. There are so many ways it can go now. Next steps include adding some interactivity, so you can query the spirits or spark different moods -- as well as filming and acquiring more talking head videos. I would like to present The Dreamer as a stand-alone kiosk in art exhibits, as well as in the Time Machine we are building at Pataphysical Studios.
See more photos in this Dreamer album: www.flickr.com/photos/fabola/albums/72157674887503188
Learn more about the Dreamer: fabriceflorin.com/2018/10/25/dreamer
Learn about the Time Machine: pataphysics.us/time-machine/
My animation short film,
hope you will like it.
Ohhhh,my poor english~
上年做的一个短片,
当时是参加一个可乐的视频比赛的```
做得比较仓促,希望大家能喜欢
La Machine on the Saturday. The morning turned out to be a little disappointing. A few thousand people turned out to hear some music. La Princesse didn’t do anything but sit there in the fake snow. Nice to look at but a shame for those people. Later she did wake up and went for a walk around town. I originally planned to be in the crowd but I came out the station on Water St and the crowd was insane. I didn’t like the idea of battling through to get a few quick photos so I was able to get on top of the town hall. From there the view of the crowd was simply insane.
There's something in this vending machine that you wouldn't normaly expect to see. This was shot in the driver's lounge at the Landstar offices in Rockford, Illinois. Found it yet? It's a box of Tide, for washing clothes. Truck drivers have to wash their clothes on the road if they want to look sharp, so machines where they can get to a washing machine will occasionaly have Tide in them.