This elven architecture diorama makes a perfect cup of tea
When you look at this diorama, you're probably seeing a corner of a beautiful elven village. The flying buttresses, the sweeping lines, the overgrowth of moss are all executed with exquisite elegance to resemble Rivendell from Lord of the Rings. When he did this, Samuel Gidoin had this imagery in mind, but he also had a bigger plan. This quaint village is also an articulated machine that brews the perfect cup of tea.
Beneath the laser-cut exterior that shows no evidence of its mechanical running gear, you'll find an Arduino Mega, most of the components that typically reside inside a commercial coffee machine , along with a handful of other actuators and lights.
When you look at this diorama, you're probably seeing a corner of a beautiful elven village. The flying buttresses, the sweeping lines, the overgrowth of moss are all executed with exquisite elegance to resemble Rivendell from Lord of the Rings. When he did this, Samuel Gidoin had this imagery in mind, but he also had a bigger plan. This quaint village is also an articulated machine that brews the perfect cup of tea.
Beneath the laser-cut exterior that shows no evidence of its mechanical running gear, you'll find an Arduino Mega, most of the components that typically reside inside a commercial coffee machine , along with a handful of other actuators and lights.
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