Map references
References used in designing the map for ‘The world of things’: Notes: + a narrative map/ Mapping the discovery of a world + mapping timeline/ chronology, physical location/ geography, mental map,...
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Natural History Primer
Natural History Primer: The A - Z Chronicle of Waychinicup National Park and Two Peoples Bay Nature Reserve; a presentation of the flora and fauna of the Great Southern region of Western Australia:...
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Lighting tests
One of the historical references I am working with is the maquette theatre–miniature models for stage set design. Lighting is very important in these set designs and I imagine this is equally so for...
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Wiring
Another physical issue to work out is the wiring which will mainly be concealed. The hard cardboard boxes I use have a recess area around 7mm at the back which is enough to hold the wires. The folding...
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Motors and the Rainbow Room
This post relates to the workings of the 'spectrum of the visible light' diorama. I want to show the visible light spectrum by staging Newton's prism experiment. This is probably not an easy thing to...
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Two (near) working models
Two (near) working models of diorama03: 10 to the power of -6 (Diameter of human blood corpuscle, 7.5 x 10-6) and diorama09: 10 to the power of 6 (Moon's radius: 1.7 x 106, Earth's radius: 6 x 106)...
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Wiring and board mounting
This post documents how an Arduino is wired and mounted to a diorama box (100 x 110 x 110 mm3) and how an uOLED screen is wired and mounted to a box of the same dimension while connected to the...
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Progress: more tests and models
More parts arrived in the mail so onwards with more tests and model-building.
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Titanic
Diorama07: 10 to the power of 3, length of R.M.S Titanic (269.06 m), wavelength of radio waves (300m, 1MHz)
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Some completed boxes
The final version of some of the boxes came together after a lot of testing and iterations.
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Seven out of Ten
Documentation of seven of the ten dioramas, Some Useful Values, part of collaborative exhibition, A World of Things. Final adjustments and finishes are to be made to these works.
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