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Rabu, 27 Mei 2009

Hennepin Crawler by Krank-Boom-Clank

Hennepin Crawler at Burning Man
Hennepin Crawler by Krank-Boom-Clank
Hennepin Crawler at Handcar Regatta 2008


This four wheeled pedal powered monster is called the Hennepin Crawler and created by a group called Krank-Boom-Crank . They are a kinetic industrial arts collective located in Santa Rosa, CA, who made this giant mutant vehicle from about 90% recycled material, such as:

  • Discarded lawn furniture
  • VW Bug & antique Cadillac parts
  • Old wooden furniture
  • Industrial culvert pipe & aviation wire
  • Plenty of old bike bits
  • Other minor found parts

Whirlygig Emoto - Battery Powered Steam Punk Electric Scooter



More photos via flickr

Tom Sepe is the creator of Whirlygig Emoto Art Bike, a Battery Powered Steam Punk Electric Scooter. And if you think that's a mouthful, lets break it down for you one piece at a time. Yes this is a scooter that looks like its steam powered but in fact runs on a couple of batteries. Its also made to look like something made in the early 19th century around the Victorian era called "Steam Punk", look it up because its too long to go into it. Tom is also a multidisciplinary artist, performer, video editor and chef who also worked on Draka the Dragon, a 140-ft Flaming Metal Dragon, and The Runamock Fishvan. He also does custom fabrication work that can be seen in clubs, restaurants and private homes throughout the Bay Area. Check out Whirlygig Emoto in action.

Senin, 25 Mei 2009

Neverwas Haul - Self-propelled 3-story Victorian House

Neverwas Haul at Burning Man
Neverwas Haul at Burning Man
Neverwas Haul Steam Punk Art Huuse

Its the week before Maker Faire and I want to dedicate this week to all the cool art vehicles that will be attending. The first is the Neverwas Haul a self-propelled 3-story Victorian House inspired by the works of Jules Verne. Its made from 75% recycled equipment and materials. It measures 24 feet long by 24 feet high and 12 feet wide and is built on the base of a 5th wheel travel trailer. It was created and designed by Shannon O'Hare, and will be appearing at this years Maker Faire in San Mateo California. Whats amazing about it is that it is mobile as you can see from the picture above. You can also go inside and be instantly transformed into another world.