Crystal Kalimba

A crystal kalimba with two acrylic picture frames sandwiching an iPod Shuffle's  clear plastic case – the overly robust “environmentally unfriendly” plastic case resonates to produce a crystal sound through its three sound holes :)

DIESEL, absolutely my favorite jeans brand

Curtain Runner Mayfly

Finger Cot Gecko (New Version)

Coming up with new versions for an upcoming craft workshop :)

Mounted Datalimba (Kalimba)

It resonates well with the stand :)

Robo-ant

Here's an example of what you can make with an earbud and a miniplug. 

Another Side of Me

We all have a multifaceted personality, don't we?

Gnu

Bike brake lever hoods + Cell phone holster = Gnu !

Generational Change

Films never die; they just fade away...

Prima Ballerina Assoluta

Just a birthday present for my wife, who was a ballet dancer

Entry of the Gladiators (Clown Desk Lamp)

Julius Fucik's Entry of the Gladiators always turns me on! 

Iguana

Tribute to Charles Mingus

Plugged In

Mythical Creature

I've entered the realm of fantasy, where I can make whatever I want

Darth Vader with Intel Inside

Intel CPU fan, socket adapter, bike rubber grip, spiral electric cord, etc. 

He's got an Orangina helmet !

Escape from Reality

Press it when reality is too hard to face.

Phantom in the Frame (2014 Version)

Looks more complex and sophisticated than the the 2013 version. Doesn't it? 

The Scream

I think I'm good at turning a serious topic into something funny.

Nikon Nano Prototype !!!

Woot! Got a prototype of Nikon Nano!!

Does it sharpen you up?? LOL

Mouse Man & Key Ball Man

They are good partners and are always working together. 

Reverse Tricycle

Making an assemblage without cuts is an interesting process of trial and error. You need to stretch your imagination to piece them together, which keeps your brain young and healthy.

RoboBug

Cute or creepy? 

RoboPenguin

RoboPenguin, made up of parts of a hard disk drive, with a hard disk imitating the icy surface of the Antarctic.

Datalimba (Hard Disk Drive Kalimba)

An idea struck me like a lightning bolt – a hard disk drive housing could be made into the sound box of a kalimba.

Bingo!! The solid metal housing resonates and amplifies the crystal clear sound. I’ve got a bunch of used hard disk drives. Thank God I didn’t dispose of them.

My friend, meanwhile, came up with a cool name for this musical instrument:  Datalimba !!