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Dereck couldn't wait to get hold of the controls. Kane was first, then Tyler and finally the old man! hee hee!
gouache and acrylic on paper on panel, 50x60cm
at a solo exhibition at my school
Feburary 21-26, 2011
Setsu gallery, Tokyo
sorry about the laughter at the end of the clip, i just couldn't help myself. XD
I bought this toy keychain online, it is suppose to simulate the popping of the bubble wrap, i love bubble wraps, but it's a waste to pop them, I bought this to amuse myself :P
First video post on flickr :D trying it out with this video i uploaded in youtube
I am addicted to this simulator. It is especially fun when you create your own routes, and you can select from a good amount of railroads. Here are two short trains.
This is a roller coaster simulator. I guess they weren't interested, or didn't have enough room, for a real one so they used this instead.
This is a lunar eclipse simulator I built in about 30 minutes after realizing the weather was a bit too cloudy to always have a good view of the moon. It uses an Arduino UNO, a ShiftBrite Shield, a ChronoDot, a ShiftBar, and a Satellite Module 001. The code is very quick 'n dirty, it just dims the moon as it enters penumbra, starts tinting to red-orange as it passes through umbra totality, and reverse the process. All in real time, synchronized with the ChronoDot.