Sensors Web Research
Here are a few articles I found that caught my eye today:
http://we-make-money-not-art.com/archives/2013/12/eniarof.php#.VAc7x0tuFLU
This is an interview with Antonin Fourneau. His work features a lot of LED lights and their interaction with water. But in this interview he discusses the event, ENIAROF:
"Eniarof is a reinvention of the funfair where the concept of the attraction becomes an excuse for art."
http://boingboing.net/2014/08/29/coconuts-game-has-no-business.html
This article captured my attention because the monkeys were cute. I wouldn't play it. Only skimmed so I haven't figured whether it's beer pong or not.
http://boingboing.net/2014/09/03/a-special-message-for-african.html
This article is truly what initially captured my attention before the monkeys. I'm African American sooo of course I would click it if it's on the front page. Didn't seem anything special though. I like the compelling power it had over my attention upon searching the page.
https://learn.sparkfun.com/events/65
Interesting, because I always wonder how mechs cosplayers and others that use lights, do so well with capturing those details.
Limes and LED's
I initially tried doing this in-class assignment on my own. However, there hadn't been enough alligator wire clips to go around, so I joined Matt and Zak's group. And then the class later collaborated to make an even bigger connection of lime batteries.
Fuuuuun ( ^ 3 ^) Loved grabbing extra limes.
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