Carving Crayons
From the folks over at the Make blog, check out these carved crayons by artist Pete Goldlust.
Tuesday, December 12, 2006
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- After collecting several technical degrees at Cornell and MIT and a stint building spacecraft sensors and new computer architectures at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, I am now a serial entrepreneur. MicroDisplay was the first company I started, spun out of my grad school dissertation on Integrated Optoelectronic Computers while at MIT's AI lab. MobiTV is looking to be a little more of a break-out after we invented the technology, built the infrastructure, and licensed the content to deliver live television over wireless networks to mobile phones, PDAs, and now Computers. Besides that, I am the founding Chairman of the Westminster Institute for Science Education [WISE] You can check out a more serious bio here.
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His arrangement demonstrates how sensitive the eye is to small changes in frequency in the green band. He found a pleasing sequence that is almost the rainbow, but with the greens separated. None of the other colors would clash so strongly as those three greens, if they were next to each other. The textures look like electron micrographs. You find the most awe inspiring images.
Nice blog thankks for posting
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