intro to new media arts
I am making gloves to light up to reveal the numbers 1989 when held up by two people. The idea for this came from my friend and I discussing what to do for the Taylor Swift concert we are attending this Summer. Each glove has a different number on it corresponding with the way they…
**This project is for all the cyclists who are really into safety, but also want to keep it stylish** For this project, you will need: (1) 9 volt battery (5) 3 volt LEDs (1) 1 ohm resistor (1) 150 ohm resistor about 6 inches of 12 gauge copper wire (2) different colored 22 gauge copper…
Friendship Gloves are a pair of gloves that will help you harness the power of the mighty “High Five” between two pals to bring forth light in the darkness! (Briefly.) Skills required: hand-sewing (rudimentary) and soldering (also rudimentary) materials: -gloves (should be two of the same side, or one reversible pair) -2 3V coin batteries…
For my creative switch project, I decided to design a lamp using origami to create a functional yet organic piece. Materials: – 3in Flower Pot – Sculpture wire for the stem – Green Garden Tape – 32lb paper – The butterfly clips. The ones I use are hairclips, but you can make them using small…
The skull coaster lights up every time when you put your drink down, no matter which corner you choose. Materials needed to create the coaster skull: 5 of 2.7 ohm resistors tin foil electro-conductive wires 5 LEDs (of any color) 3V battery cardboard copper wire to create a skull electric tape First you will start…
This is how my Indoor Night Umbrella works (reference diagram if necessary): the negative terminal of the battery is connected to one of the stretches, which is linked to the rib where I have attached the negative leg of the LED. In essence, the negative terminal of the 9v battery, which I used to power…
My project consists of a row of L.E.D.’s on a chip board on my knuckles that light up when i make a fist. The L.E.D.’s are set up in a parallel circuit to ensure that each light receives enough power. The way it lights up is through connecting the two negative wires to complete the…
I created a cup on which LEDs light up on the side corresponding to the liquid level inside the cup using a floating magnetic assembly and a series of reed switches.
The Evil Pig stuffed animal uses brass snaps on its feet to complete the circuit to light the LEDs. The LEDs are connected in series to each other with a resistor and are powered by a 9-volt battery that rests in the belly of the pig. The negative lead to the battery is connected to…
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When I first started on this project I wanted to do something with coffee cups. I realized that I have a habit of twisting my cap when I drink my coffee. With this I made a project that when I twist the cap in a certain position, it lights up the two LEDs at the…