Everything will fall down.
Tim Fort says,
My biggest and wildest kinetic-art video ever! It's over six minutes of non-stop action using many stunts never seen before. [via] - Link
Missing podcast update: Thanks everyone for letting me know that the drawing robot video didn't get picked up by itunes. If you've seen the video, great, if not. Here's the link to fix the missing itunes vid. Thanks to everyone who let me know!
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Sep 20, 2006 02:23 AM
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I love stuff like this! how long did it take you to make that ( i like your rollercoaster tycoon designs as well) keep up the good work
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I love stuff like this! how long did it take you to make that ( i like your rollercoaster tycoon designs as well) keep up the good work
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His name is Tim Fort. He had a show at The Minneapolis Institute of Arts.
http://www2.artsmia.org/wiki/index.php/Art_That%27s_Really_Moving
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That is some really amazing stuff he's built, but the website looks like it was made by a 12-year-old.
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This is some of the most amazing designwork I've seen in a while. Not too dissimilar than Incredible Machines.
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This is some of the most amazing designwork I've seen in a while. Not too dissimilar than Incredible Machines.
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Thanks for the compliments, folks! It took me two weeks of work to make the video, and a few days to edit it. BTW, the website looks like it does--lots of colors and animated GIFs--because I wanted something that stood apart from the usual web design.
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Possibly an interesting site. hard to tell with the dumb website, littered with all those freaking ads! Are you really that strapped for cash? Get a paper route!
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Might be an interesting subject. Hard to tell, what with the TOTALLY dumb website, and the hundreds of ads. Get a paper route, guy!
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