A see-through ice-blue 1960s television with ferns, moss and tiny flowers growing among its electronics, its clear corded remote on the parquet

its okay to fumble upon ideas

one button. one idea you can build this weekend.

CH 07Making a Kinetic Sculpture with 3D Printed Daisies
whenever you’re readyEngineezyKinetic art
choose your channelsAll 12 channels

include what you like. leave out what you don’t.

hey, thanks for being here, this is the first of many projects making way for our littler-hearts. We want creators to have spaces that are chicken-soup for the soul … as a true romantic once said (the essay “the price of creating internet portals”, from How to Save World) “(we should) continue to experiment, put things in places and get back to portal making. This is how we save the world.”

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its okay to fumble.

There’s no right way to start. Watch what someone else is making. Stay a while. See where it takes you.

maybe you leave with something to build upon.

Space next buildB saveS shareF the big screenK pauseM soundC captionsEsc back to the room

Tap the glass, or fumble, and the build comes up on the big screen. To pause, tap the picture, then its pause button. The room button, or Back, takes you back to the room, and the power button switches the picture off.

Videos play through YouTube, TikTok and Instagram, under their own terms; every view belongs to its maker. Parts links go to the shop of Axiometa, a friend of fumble’s, and the coffee badge to PayPal. Nothing here tracks you: your favourites, the builds you have found and your settings stay in this browser and are never sent anywhere. Each player, once it is on screen, is its platform’s own, and may set its own cookies.

Built with by Samson out of South-East Queensland, Australia.