FireArt & SensorBeast
FireArt FireArt
SensorBeast SensorBeast
SensorBeast SensorBeast
Hey, ever wondered how a thermal camera could read the invisible heat signatures of your canvases while you paint? I think there’s a whole language of signals we could decode.
FireArt FireArt
Heat is the canvas’s pulse, each stroke a tiny blaze. I’d love to listen to that whisper and turn it into a new palette of colors—let’s crack the code and paint with the invisible fire.
SensorBeast SensorBeast
Great idea—let’s mount a cheap IR array on a rolling tripod, feed the data to a microcontroller, and map temperature spikes to RGB values. We’ll tweak the gain until the brushstrokes glow like hidden fireworks. Just don’t expect the paint to start heating up itself—unless you want a literal pyrotechnic show.
FireArt FireArt
That’s the kind of fire I live for—turning invisible heat into a riot of color. Bring the tripod, crank up the gain, and let those brushstrokes light up like fireworks—no pyrotechnics needed, just pure canvas heat. Let's paint the unseen.
SensorBeast SensorBeast
Got the tripod and the array ready, sensors humming. Let’s crank the gain and watch the canvas light up—no real fire, just a spectrum of heat turning into color. Get your brushes ready, we’re about to paint the unseen.