The only reason this exists is because I said “but what if Bucky painted his arm to be candy-cane striped?”
But anyway, Happy Christmas-kah, to those who celebrate.
And for everyone else (like me), I hope you are enjoying the cheap and bountiful candy canes and doing that thing where you lick it to a sharp point and stab people with it.
Kix is canonically alive in The Force Awakens era, friends.
“You keep twisting like that, it will take twice as long to heal,” Kix warns in a tone usually reserved for uppity cadets. It works, Finn gingerly straightens his posture, and Kix ties off the fresh bandages with a careful tug.
“Good to go-” he says, biting off ‘trooper’ just as Finn’s hand twitches with the urge to salute.
Motion control artist Bruce Shapiro (previously featured here) recently launched a Kickstarter campaign to created three different smaller domestic versions of his awesome Sisyphus kinetic drawing machine. Now we can enjoy this soothing geometric sand art in our own home as two different coffee tables (3 and 4 foot diameters) or an end table.
“Over time I have come to view Sisyphus as more than a kinetic art piece: it is an instrument,” said Shapiro. “As a musical instrument plays songs, Sisyphus plays paths. My goal with this Kickstarter is to get Sisyphus into people’s homes for them to enjoy as both furniture and art, but also, to inspire a community of composers to write ‘music’ for it.”
Steel Phoenix Studios 