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Entry for the preliminary round of Bio-Cup 2024
Theme: Space
With this build being my first Bio-Cup entry, I challenged myself to use as few traditional system elements as possible while still aiming to cover gaps smooth out harsh transitions using Technic and Bionicle elements (there are only 10 system elements in the whole model, can you spot them all?). This was a great opportunity to dig into my Bionicle part inventory and experiment with parts from the original run of the series as well as the CCBS parts used in the Bionicle revival and other constraction themes. CCBS and the older Bionicle elements have very distinct design languages from one another, so I tried to balance my use of both kinds of elements to get a mix of the smooth, sleek shapes and curves of the more modern CCBS while retaining the iconic mechanical and organic textures of the older Bionicle elements.
The final model has the right amount of bulk to appear substantial while still leaving lots of room for articulation and posing, and I’m very happy with how the CCBS armoring fills in the gaps left by the Bionicle limbs while still revealing their texture and mechanical detail.
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from the 2006 Art Shanty Project out on Medicine Lake in Minnesota, collaboration with Adam Collignon
Leviton’s Humidity Sensor and Fan Control is a state-of-the-art device featuring digital sensing technology to control ventilation in humid or damp areas in the home. The sensor is designed to detect excess humidity and automatically activate the ventilation fan to help reduce the level of condensation. With single pole for control of a ventilation fan or fan/light combination, it is compatible with incandescent, LED, CFL, and fluorescent lighting loads and may be used with ventilation fans up to 1/6 HP.
You've heard of the Leica Didgilux 2 sensor issues? No doubt... This photo was the last of a few before the sensor went completely out. Sage is dreamy in this shot. If you knew her, you wouldn't recognize her in this photo. I know that's why I like it so much. Capturing something you've never seen before in a person, place, or thing... when you've seen it a hundred times and then see something you've never seen before??? Magic!
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The cadence sensor box was pretty basic. Bubble wrapped sensor, 4 twist ties, the magnet, and a 1 pager on how to mount it.