CEP007 – Combining Art and Technology with Sarah Petkus
Sarah Petkus is an artist and a maker who combines illustration, electronics, 3D printing, and softgoods design to bring her visions to life.
The Contextual Electronics Podcast · Contextual Electronics
October 21, 20201h 12m
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Show Notes
- Sarah’s personal site (shown throughout the video)
- She Bon is a project exploring human sexuality and helping people discuss it in a more healthy way. It has multiple smaller projects we discussed
- Sarah shows the hardware to different groups. The hackers at DEFCON are different than the artists at Ars Electronica
- Sarah entered the project into the Hackaday Prize and also gave a talk at the Hackaday Superconference about it.
- Comparing artists and jackets, the former usually want to show completely finished work, instead of something that might be in progress. This means artist sometimes outsource the technical work. Sarah likes doing both.
- “You learn the most when you do it all, when you have the control”
- Howdo we get more art people to be technical? How do we get more crossover?
- “I made this!”
- Noodlefeet is Sarah’s robotic offspring. she has been creating an upgrading him for over 5 years.
- The Noodlefeet playlist on Sarah’s Youtube channel
- Rebuilding Noodle to make him more sturdy, especially while walking.
- Ship of Theseus
- The Noodle brain uses a Jetson Nano for classifying images. See the ‘mother of machine’ site for more info.
- End Effectors
- “The tasting channel”
- Sarah got started in 3D using SketchUp, as did Chris. She learned parametric modeling via Fusion360 went on a deadline.
- Sarah and Mark met at SynShop
- Follow Sarah on YouTube
- Sarah shares her regular sketches and thoughts on Twitter
- Sarah also has a patreon
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