You should patent or copyright it. The foundation for the HM School of Tape Creations. :thumb:

http://www.cellar.org/attachment.php...1&d=1072653235


come quite a way since 2003

Just obsessive, once I get an idea in my head.


My dad wants me to write a book... But I'm pretty sure that the instructions I write do more to make people think it's extremely difficult than make them think they could do it. Not a good start for a school.

Fuck.

Do you have an Instagram or any other outlet for getting exposure for this work? This is a *unique contribution to human culture* --which is the pinnacle, really, of achievement. You should definitely write a book, IMHO, FWIW. I think you could get a cult following. People like to do all kind of hard things, like learning the ukulele, or whatever.

At the very least--and a very cool scenario-- someone will discover your book in the future, 100 years, 500 years from now. Your contribution to human culture will be immortal. Children in classrooms on space stations will be studying you.

Just Flickr. Hopefully that remains viable now that it's being bought again.
I have a couple of short (<10 secs) videos on Youtube.

Are you seeking fame?

Not really. Especially if it requires any effort on my part.

Yeah, that's what I thought. :yesnod:
You're already expending a ton of time and effort making these things.

This year's Christmas gifts.


One is made with cherry wood tape (real wood, not wood pattern), with green tape peeking through the joints.


Two have color-changing units from children's toys.


And the rest are stars made from the lids of Maggiano's takeout tins left over from a catered lunch.


https://farm5.staticflickr.com/4837/...ab56a282_z.jpg

Cool, I see the silver ones have hanging strings. Are the Maggiano's lids like a heavy aluminum foil?

Light cardboard, silvered on ones side with very thin foil, along the lines of these.

Ah, OK. Thanks.