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I was commissioned by my company's Creative Design team to make pictures of Rubik cubes to illustrate one of the publications they are currently working on.
I went to the dollar store and purchase two cheap Rubik cubes and set-out to find out how many different images I could do of these cubes. I ended up with 56 images and decided to pick 12 of them to create this montage.
It was a fun exercise and 3 of them were picked to illustrate the publication...
Simply magic, Andi Gladwin a cool magician.
Strobist info:
Westcott 28" softbox above and 580Ex speed light behind both triggered with PW's. PP'd lightroom.
The most important steps while assembling a Rubik's 4x4
I did this listening to "The Kooks" and talking with my friend Ixhel, So this one's for her =D
Better View On Black
If you like this please check out the first one of the series: Rubik's
WN_39 [30 points]
This Rubik cube was still in perfect shape more than 3 years after its invasion.
To view the location of WN_39 click here.
Date of invasion: 20/06/2006
The final comparison - black Assembly Cube on the left, which I "built myself," from the online kit (~$12 with PVC stickers), and magnetic acrylic cube on the right, which I literally built myself, and designed (~$80, before learning they exist for $5 from China). It was a lot of fun to build, is not nearly as easy to handle as a well lubed Assembly Cube, but is in its own way, quite pretty and enjoyable.
chocolate mud cake, filled with chocolate ganache, decorated with fondant icing. all figurines are fondant, or edible images.
ESC Two of Three
Part of the ESC Triptychon
Acrylic and Ashes on Canvas
140 x 200 cm
2015 by AM & YB
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We're starting a new series called "ALIGN" at Four Corners Church for Easter and the weeks following.
The series looks at the small choices we make everyday that transform our lives. Based on some of the principles from Andy Stanley's great book "Choosing to Cheat" (and of course the Bible) we hope to help offer solutions to lives with no margins.
In all of it we're adding a heavy dose of retro throwback to the 80's just for fun. We're playing off the Rubik's Cube as the visual analogy for many of us and our lives. We'll be playing 80's songs during different services and we gave away 2,000 Rubik Cube key chains with invitations to our Easter service.
I used some hardware store bought Duco Cement, and discovered an interesting phenomenon. At the end of the cylinder bored by the drill bit, the "crown" of the hole meets it at a sharp angle, a circle at the end of the cylinder. This creates a sort of fault line through which Duco Cement "blooms" outward. I didn't intend for this of course, and was quite surprised when I noticed it in this first piece. I'd like to make another cube now with a brand of clear glue that doesn't cause this problem in acrylic, so I can have a beautifully pure clear cube, but the effect remains intriguing, certainly. I'm going to put stickers on this cube, as it matches in size with a regular Rubik's Cube, and my second version will remain clear as a concept piece.
Later images show some real variety in the way the glue would eat conically outward through the plastic, eventually solidifying in place to refuse the plastic, but not before creating a refractive cone to diffuse the light.
Since I'm linking many images back to this one, I'll note here that another interesting thing occurred - this time not entirely unsuspected. Because the centerpiece needs to have outwardly matched magnetic polarities, like-poles face inward, meaning that all these powerful magnets repel each other. Often when I'd I put in a second piece, it would launch back out of the hole. In many subsequent attempts throughout the course of making the cube, a magnet would first launch out of the hole, then spin in place, and rocket back into the hole upside down. If I had a nickel-plated magnet for every time that happened, I could build a second cube. These things are a bit slippery and hard to hold on to. Add in powerful magnetic fields, and it's an extra challenge. Of course, any time a cube piece called for mixed polarities on its surface, it became extra easy to put in the magnet(s) the proper way.
My contribution to the Game & Watch exhibition at the Vantard Street Art Gallery in Switzerland (29/4-24/5)
For the magnets portion of the project, I ordered a 100pcs pack and a 25pcs pack of these D32 3/16"x3/16" nickel-plated neodymium disc magnets from K&J Magnetics. They sent along an extra little bag with a cylinder mag, a different disc mag, and a little rectangular block magnet. Fast shipment, good prices - I salute them.
My fave of the night.
There were better-dressed, more intricate costumes, but this one stood out for me.
(odd angle due to being fed-up with being a short-arse and having to raise arm sky-high to avoid heads taking up most of shot; could have rotated image, but cannot be bothered)
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Le Rubik's Cube 3x3x3 est le plus connu des puzzles du genre. C'est celui que chacun a croisé une fois ou l'autre, et la plupart d'entre nous s'est dit, après le premier regard, qu'il fallait être un fou ou un génie pour tenter de le résoudre. Et pourtant ...
Et pourtant, il existe des approches simples pour compléter un Rubik's cube ! Et il en existe d'autres pour le compléter en moins de 30, 20, voir 10 secondes, et cela à partir de n'importe quelle position originale ! Si si ...
I learned the hard way that it's a bad idea to do intricate drilling in acrylic with a drill stop on your bit. The nearest I can figure, the plastic spirals being dug out of the cube through the flutes climbed up into the flute space between the bit and the stop, and then bunched up. The next bits of acrylic ejecta to climb the flutes escaped outward from the flutes, below the stop, via centrifugal force, but remained connected at top and bottom, creating a sort of spinneret of warm plastic that bunched up ever more, spiraling around the bit and creating a chamfer between the bit and stop, which acted like a hot plastic cone digging into the acrylic cube. It was really hard to crack the cone of acrylic off the bit here. I had to use pliers. It had melted and refused into shape. This all happened within seconds on the drill press - too fast to notice what was going on.