Nick Rayburn: Ruby Slippers

I’ve posted about Nick Rayburn’s amazing Waiting Hand Automaton.

I wish I could have given his new project, The Ruby Slippers, to my mother as a gift.

One of my first and greatest memories of creativity was my mother making me a pair of my very own “ruby slippers” when I was a toddler. I felt like the most special little thing in the universe when I slipped those babies on.

Wonderful work, Nick!

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2 Responses to “Nick Rayburn: Ruby Slippers”

Colleen Says:
May 26, 2011 at 4:44 pm

What a coincidence! Just the other day I was looking up Japanese Karakuri Ningyo. Very awesome automatons!!

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