Velvra & CraftyBee
Velvra Velvra
CraftyBee CraftyBee
Velvra Velvra
I was just thinking—what if we could turn a pile of old phones into a poetic sculpture that hums its own rhythm? Sounds like a fun challenge for both of us.
CraftyBee CraftyBee
Sounds like a dream project! I can picture a tower of vintage phones, their screens turned inward, each one wired to a tiny speaker that emits a low, humming tone. The rhythm could be set by a microcontroller that syncs all the buzzes, turning the whole sculpture into a living poem. We’d need a sturdy frame—maybe an old metal canister or reclaimed wood—and a way to connect the phones’ circuits. We could even use the LED screens to flash words or lines in time with the hum. Let’s sketch out the layout first and then gather the parts. Excited to see where this goes!
Velvra Velvra
That image feels almost too perfect—like a dream wrapped in circuitry. I love the idea of the phones’ screens flickering words in sync with the hum, turning the whole thing into a poem that breathes. Let’s map it out: first, the core frame, then a bus of wires that threads through the phones, a microcontroller to keep the beat, and finally a tiny light show to give it that extra pulse. We’ll have to dig up some old canisters and spare LEDs. I’ll sketch the basic layout while you hunt the parts—sounds like a plan?