Branden “Wax” Hall / W3XON

@waxpraxis.org

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Maker of things and, occasionally, wonder. he/his - Art: https://waxpraxis.org Community (BoD): https://firepony.org Work (Director of Software): https://av-controls.com - #python #django #javascript #vue #touchdesigner #unreal #hamradio

Screen shot of the Space Forensics game. Detective Eagle Quark stands at the end of an isometric hallway covered in bulletin boards and white boards.
Middle aged man sitting on a couch death gripping a pillow as he cringes and laughs at the season premiere of Dropout’s Game Changer.
View from the seats of a minor league baseball game between OKC Comets and SLC Bees.
Research Zoologist Chris Meyer and Board game designer Elizabeth Hargrave being interviewed by Paleobiologist Stewart Edie at the Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
A young man completing a complicated routine on a gymnastics pommel horse
Meme with Drew Carey on his show “Who’s Line is it Anyway?” with text that reads “Everything’s made up and the points don’t matter”
Cover of the classic 2000 sci-fi hip hop concept album, Deltron 3030
A vertical dipole antenna for the 2m amateur radio band
The band Too Many Zooz playing at The Atlantis in Washington, D.C.
Skeleton figurines riding pink flamingo lawn ornaments
A stack of 7 boxes of 3D printer filament
Teenage male gymnast competing on the pommel horse
A small LED sign being turned into a dynamic protest sign
Protest sign that reads - Tesla’s “new car smell” is the Musk-y scent of Nazis!
The board game Arcs, mid-game. Three Pikmin vases observe like elder gods, holding the board flat with their omnipotence.
A customer circuit board connected to a 3D printed sled connected to a Baofeng UV-5R handheld radio. Behind it is a 3D printed battery adapter for the same radio.
A 3D printed lithophane of a woman holding a hand fan, shown without back lighting.
Screenshot of the SDR-Mobile app of FT8 based QSOs made by W3XON
Morse code represented as a tree structure - dit going left, and dah going right. Via wikipedia.
Neverwas Haul, a Victorian-era steampunk inspired mutant vehicle driving around Burning Man.
Custom built clock that uses fiber optics and LEDs to show the time.
Sony Mavica MVC-C1 still video camera from 1988 along with the MAP-T1 playback adapter.
A portrait oriented LED panel displaying the time of 7:01 in blocky white numbers while other teal and magenta pixels display Conway’s Game of Life.
A x0xb0x TB-303 clone synth being poked at and adjust as it plays a simple bass line.
Backside of the fully populated x0xb0x printed circuit board.
A black woman looking over her shoulder wearing glowing teal luna moth wings made of electroluminescent wire.
A partially populated printed circuit board in a vise on a workbench.
Outdoor scene of man with his arms raised in joy in front of a carnival-style wooden wall hosting a dartboard. Shooting above the wall is a large rising ball of flame.
Dimensional sketch in multiple views of a broken plastic trigger for a trash picker tool and the 3D printed part it was used to create in place in the tool.
A string of oversized RGB LEDs hang on the roof of the front porch of a bungalow style house. A glowing panel on the front stair rail invites visitors to scan a QR code on a screen to control the lights.
A long exposure photograph of the Created Equal Art piece showing its triangular frame and spirals of glowing colored light from chaotic swinging of the strip of RGB LEDs on its bottom pendulum.
The Large Hue Collider art installation consisting of a 15m in circumference plastic ring filled with LEDs on the ground and three posts surrounding the ring with a knob on each. The ring is glowing an orange and red colors as visitors play with it.
The user interface for a web application to let users design patterns for The Eyes.
A low-res LED eye with a blue iris
Silhouettes of people standing in front of a large slowing lotus sculpture
A lab coat with RGB LEDs sewn into the sleeves and pressure sensors sewn into the back
The artist and his young family in front of his Blitterbike interactive art piece.
An electronics workbench with related tools and lots of tiny, labeled drawers
Male gymnast spinning around while performing a handstand on the pommel horse
Male gymnast performing a pike skill on the parallel bars
Male gymnast performing a planche skill on the still rings
A black and white homemade soapbox derby car named “Duct Duck Goose” with a cartoon duck hood ornament and feathers on the back.
A cabinet of small plastic drawers with printed labels on each
Arthur Ashe stadium preparing for the US Open
A robotic steel tongue drum
A large dog getting pet by their owner.
Corrugated plastic strips
Many strands of RBG LEDs showing green and blue patterns
A sheet of ver small nachos and an energy drink. One row of nachos has already been eaten because the photographer was hungry.
3D printed capture nut knockdown hardware
Custom interactive holiday lights on a house
Colorful pattern in an street intersection
Painted Voronoi tessellation in a kitchen
Woman applying painters tape to a kitchen wall with a voronoi tessellation projected onto it
DIY knock-down hardware using a 3D printed nut insert
Ender 5 pro 3D printer making a print
Woman playing a board game with a cat lying on her leg