“Diana is an artist and painter, so her main activity in the workshop is precisely artistic. She generates and draws sketches for future artwork, participates in the creation of complex compositions,” they wrote on Bored Panda. Maxim’s work is mostly focused on resin casting, they added, shaping future products, grinding, polishing, and manufacturing of all wooden parts and decorations.

If you are interested to see their collections, check out the gallery below, or have a look at their Instagram for more.

The post Couple Makes Hand-Crafted Jewelry Inspired By Video Games appeared first on TettyBetty.

But what began as a way of passing the time – a cool experiment shared between a father and his daughter – blew up, when he posted his unique artwork on Instagram. Now he creates primarily with code, focusing on building experimental drawing and animation tools. “My main focus is how computation can be used as a medium for poetry,” he says.

In his sketches, Lieberman tries different visual ideas involving geometry, animation, gesture, and graphic form. “I had no idea what to expect but it felt like a good new years resolution and a nice way to experiment with some ideas I had been thinking about,” he says.

“The sketches are the opposite of work to me, so I try to be totally un-work like,” he explains. “I don’t use GitHub, I don’t keep code clean, I just make and record without thinking very carefully about anything. I sketch up until the point I think it’s interesting, record it, post it and clock out. It’s the opposite of how I approach commercial work. When I sketch I want to work as messy and mindlessly as possible — I don’t plan, I just see where the wind blows.”

Take a look at some of his “computer poetry” in the gallery below:

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Tanenbaum is a watch collector himself and he got this passion from his parents who collected antiques their whole lives. Now, he, his wife and their three children visit antique shows as often as possible, as Dan hopes he will find that perfect old watch he could turn into a shiny little motorcycle later on.  

He first thought of this idea when his watch dealer showed him a bag full of old watch parts which he introduced as “trash”. Of course, Dan saw that bag as an opportunity to create something magnificent. Even though he has never ridden a motorcycle in his life, he enjoys making these remarkable models! He is not alone in this though, as Dan has gathered a community on social media, bigger gearheads than he is, to help him with the technical details such as exhaust positioning or where the valves should be placed.  

Anyway, all you need to do now is check out this amazing artist below!  

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Kraft says he draws inspiration from both small and large things. It could be simple things, like his drawing pencil or a cup of coffee, and he uses them as icons on his works. Things we’re all familiar with, so he uses them to send a message. Sometimes he draws his inspiration from bigger things like climate change or social behavior.  

His images often emphasize the fact that our planet doesn’t have much time left or how irrational are social inequalities. Kraft thinks that in modern times, people lose the ability to self-reflect because they are overwhelmed with images and information. That’s why he produces images that are easy to comprehend, but they surprise the viewers with simple ideas which should make them think and question things.  

Here are some of his works we found the most engaging: 

The post Society’s Problems Fitted In Simple But Effective Illustrations appeared first on TettyBetty.

In another video, a mixture of soda, salt, and sugar was lit with fire and produced what appears like a black solid. In yet another experiment a waterballoon remains intact despite being held up on a flame. The reason is that water absorbs heat, and so the heat that could have destroyed the balloon was absorbed by the water while the balloon remained intact.

There are a few other experiments in this video, but if you try them make sure you carry them out in a safe environment and don’t take any risks.

The post Fun Science Experiments You Can Try for Yourself appeared first on TettyBetty.

“I was standing at a gig and turned to see a small woman dancing away but unable to see the band,” Wilcox shared on his personal website. “This gave me the inspiration to design a way for people to see over obstacles such as tall people like me.”

According to Wilcox, the One Foot Taller Periscope glasses are made from one sheet of mirrored acrylic bent. The inventor shared photographs of his creation on his personal website, Instagram, and Facebook.

Scroll down and take a look at his invention below. Would you wear the One Foot Taller Periscope glasses?

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“The ‘strings’ of the piano are created from paper strips connected to a tension mechanism similar to a guitar and struck by hammers made from paper and cardboard,” according to Colossal. “The black cardboard body is branded with Zholner’s name above the keys in the style of popular piano makers such as Bösendorfer and Bechstein.”

In his video, which he posted on his YouTube channel, the engineer explains the process of making the paper and cardboard piano and demonstrates its functionality by playing Ludwig van Beethoven’s Für Elise, Fryderyk Chopin’s Polonez b-moll, and Scott Joplin’s The Entertainer. Zholner has attracted 18 thousand subscribers and the video has already watched over 10.8 thousand times.

Scroll down and take a look at Zholner’s creations below. What do you think?

The post Engineer Makes Fully Functioning Models From Cardboard And Paper appeared first on TettyBetty.

There is a solution to this problem, a new invention by Clear Motion called the advanced car suspension system. This new invention navigates obstacles by sensing them before they occur and the car adjusts to the obstacles before the tires get a chance to react and hit them. This makes for a much more enjoyable smoother ride.

There are many advantages associated with this system, but perhaps the most important is that the lifespan of your car will increase.

The video below shows the difference in motion between a “normal” car and a car with this new suspension.

Check it out. It’s pretty awesome!

The post A World Without Bumps, See the Advanced Car Suspension System appeared first on TettyBetty.

“String Art Installations are tens of thousands of straight lines intersecting in space creating a three-dimensional object,” Przemek Podolski shared on Bored Panda. “Multiplication of their composition evokes the impression of extended reality. The ‘decode the code’ project is a bridge that combines mapping technology with a futuristic form of sculpture. Through the new medium, we want to bring the beauty of cosmic matter closer to the recipient.”

You can see their work on internet platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.

Scroll down and take a look at their creations below. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more interesting pictures.

The post Art Duo Creates 3D String Installations Inspired By Space appeared first on TettyBetty.

According to designyoutrust, the artist wanted “to commemorate this sad and tragic period in history, in my own way, to light on this parts of history that usually remain in the shadows of other events…remember and honor the history, but live in the present. I attach great importance to the details, the equipment, the costumes because it allows you to embed painting within a specified period of time.”

Scroll down and take a look at his work below.

The post Jakub Rozalski’s Art is a Fusion Between Various Iconographies appeared first on TettyBetty.

“Diana is an artist and painter, so her main activity in the workshop is precisely artistic. She generates and draws sketches for future artwork, participates in the creation of complex compositions,” they wrote on Bored Panda. Maxim’s work is mostly focused on resin casting, they added, shaping future products, grinding, polishing, and manufacturing of all wooden parts and decorations.

If you are interested to see their collections, check out the gallery below, or have a look at their Instagram for more.

The post Couple Makes Hand-Crafted Jewelry Inspired By Video Games appeared first on TettyBetty.

But what began as a way of passing the time – a cool experiment shared between a father and his daughter – blew up, when he posted his unique artwork on Instagram. Now he creates primarily with code, focusing on building experimental drawing and animation tools. “My main focus is how computation can be used as a medium for poetry,” he says.

In his sketches, Lieberman tries different visual ideas involving geometry, animation, gesture, and graphic form. “I had no idea what to expect but it felt like a good new years resolution and a nice way to experiment with some ideas I had been thinking about,” he says.

“The sketches are the opposite of work to me, so I try to be totally un-work like,” he explains. “I don’t use GitHub, I don’t keep code clean, I just make and record without thinking very carefully about anything. I sketch up until the point I think it’s interesting, record it, post it and clock out. It’s the opposite of how I approach commercial work. When I sketch I want to work as messy and mindlessly as possible — I don’t plan, I just see where the wind blows.”

Take a look at some of his “computer poetry” in the gallery below:

The post This Unique Artwork Was Created Using Code appeared first on TettyBetty.

Tanenbaum is a watch collector himself and he got this passion from his parents who collected antiques their whole lives. Now, he, his wife and their three children visit antique shows as often as possible, as Dan hopes he will find that perfect old watch he could turn into a shiny little motorcycle later on.  

He first thought of this idea when his watch dealer showed him a bag full of old watch parts which he introduced as “trash”. Of course, Dan saw that bag as an opportunity to create something magnificent. Even though he has never ridden a motorcycle in his life, he enjoys making these remarkable models! He is not alone in this though, as Dan has gathered a community on social media, bigger gearheads than he is, to help him with the technical details such as exhaust positioning or where the valves should be placed.  

Anyway, all you need to do now is check out this amazing artist below!  

The post Dan Tanenbaum Turns Time Into Art appeared first on TettyBetty.

Kraft says he draws inspiration from both small and large things. It could be simple things, like his drawing pencil or a cup of coffee, and he uses them as icons on his works. Things we’re all familiar with, so he uses them to send a message. Sometimes he draws his inspiration from bigger things like climate change or social behavior.  

His images often emphasize the fact that our planet doesn’t have much time left or how irrational are social inequalities. Kraft thinks that in modern times, people lose the ability to self-reflect because they are overwhelmed with images and information. That’s why he produces images that are easy to comprehend, but they surprise the viewers with simple ideas which should make them think and question things.  

Here are some of his works we found the most engaging: 

The post Society’s Problems Fitted In Simple But Effective Illustrations appeared first on TettyBetty.

In another video, a mixture of soda, salt, and sugar was lit with fire and produced what appears like a black solid. In yet another experiment a waterballoon remains intact despite being held up on a flame. The reason is that water absorbs heat, and so the heat that could have destroyed the balloon was absorbed by the water while the balloon remained intact.

There are a few other experiments in this video, but if you try them make sure you carry them out in a safe environment and don’t take any risks.

The post Fun Science Experiments You Can Try for Yourself appeared first on TettyBetty.

“I was standing at a gig and turned to see a small woman dancing away but unable to see the band,” Wilcox shared on his personal website. “This gave me the inspiration to design a way for people to see over obstacles such as tall people like me.”

According to Wilcox, the One Foot Taller Periscope glasses are made from one sheet of mirrored acrylic bent. The inventor shared photographs of his creation on his personal website, Instagram, and Facebook.

Scroll down and take a look at his invention below. Would you wear the One Foot Taller Periscope glasses?

The post Man Invents Glasses That Allows Short People to See One Foot Taller appeared first on TettyBetty.

“The ‘strings’ of the piano are created from paper strips connected to a tension mechanism similar to a guitar and struck by hammers made from paper and cardboard,” according to Colossal. “The black cardboard body is branded with Zholner’s name above the keys in the style of popular piano makers such as Bösendorfer and Bechstein.”

In his video, which he posted on his YouTube channel, the engineer explains the process of making the paper and cardboard piano and demonstrates its functionality by playing Ludwig van Beethoven’s Für Elise, Fryderyk Chopin’s Polonez b-moll, and Scott Joplin’s The Entertainer. Zholner has attracted 18 thousand subscribers and the video has already watched over 10.8 thousand times.

Scroll down and take a look at Zholner’s creations below. What do you think?

The post Engineer Makes Fully Functioning Models From Cardboard And Paper appeared first on TettyBetty.

There is a solution to this problem, a new invention by Clear Motion called the advanced car suspension system. This new invention navigates obstacles by sensing them before they occur and the car adjusts to the obstacles before the tires get a chance to react and hit them. This makes for a much more enjoyable smoother ride.

There are many advantages associated with this system, but perhaps the most important is that the lifespan of your car will increase.

The video below shows the difference in motion between a “normal” car and a car with this new suspension.

Check it out. It’s pretty awesome!

The post A World Without Bumps, See the Advanced Car Suspension System appeared first on TettyBetty.

“String Art Installations are tens of thousands of straight lines intersecting in space creating a three-dimensional object,” Przemek Podolski shared on Bored Panda. “Multiplication of their composition evokes the impression of extended reality. The ‘decode the code’ project is a bridge that combines mapping technology with a futuristic form of sculpture. Through the new medium, we want to bring the beauty of cosmic matter closer to the recipient.”

You can see their work on internet platforms such as YouTube, Facebook, and Instagram.

Scroll down and take a look at their creations below. Don’t forget to follow the arrows for more interesting pictures.

The post Art Duo Creates 3D String Installations Inspired By Space appeared first on TettyBetty.

According to designyoutrust, the artist wanted “to commemorate this sad and tragic period in history, in my own way, to light on this parts of history that usually remain in the shadows of other events…remember and honor the history, but live in the present. I attach great importance to the details, the equipment, the costumes because it allows you to embed painting within a specified period of time.”

Scroll down and take a look at his work below.

The post Jakub Rozalski’s Art is a Fusion Between Various Iconographies appeared first on TettyBetty.