Dylan Toymaker's LightCraft

I'm doing a lot of R&D lately, that is Research and Disappointment. one of the things I need to know now to make my lantern installations work is signal engineering, and to that end i'm trying to figure out how to use and oscilloscope to look at the square waves an led pixel is sending to see how well they maintain squareness over cable distances. good times.

but, while researching oscilloscope reading, I have found some joy in the oscilloscope music scene. that is people who write their music in such a way as to draw pictures on an oscilloscope. that's not disappointing.

either audio left is screen left-right and audio right is up-down, or vice versa.

headphones recommended

Oscilloscope Music - Function First track of the upcoming NEW EP - preorder & info at https://oscilloscopemusic.comWhat you see is what you hear: The audio signal is fed directly into the...

I'll be setting up lanterns for viewing and sale at the Bonnie Doon Night Of Artist's ARTWALK this weekend - come visit!

https://www.nightofartists.com/2016-performers

I’d like to re-introduce to you the Three of Feathers drop prism lantern. The waves, wings, stars, and moons design was inspired and designed for the Flying Canoe Volant festival in Edmonton, AB.

This year we are running a special Festival Edition series of lanterns as a fundraiser to help create a consistent funding stream to pay for outside artists. As lead artist for this event, I’m always trying to find ways to bring more voices in to the visual universe of the our production, and often it’s budget is in the way.

50% of the sale of each of these lanterns will go to artists to bring more magic to the festival, while you to bring some of the magic of the Flying Canoe Volant home with you!

Search for “three of feathers” in my shop at -
https://lightcraft.design/listing/1620639850/three-of-feathers-flying-canoe-volant

Night Light is all about giving artists a space to play and grow! These are some installs coming to Night Light 👀

Check out Night Light this Sept. 28-30 6pm-11pm!

Family friendly, free, in Victoria Park🔦💡