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Recommended for ages 8 to adultSpirograph® is back, and it's better than ever! Your whole family can have hours of creative fun with the amazing Original Spirograph Deluxe Set. Since it was first introduced in 1965, Spirograph has made it possible for aspiring artists of all ages to create beautifully intricate designs. Originally developed by mechanical engineer Denys Fisher for use as a drafting tool, the Spirograph's distinctive wheels and rings cleverly combine the principles of art and mathematics in a way that has inspired and delighted generations.Now you can create your own cool designs and awesome pictures with this fun Original Spirograph® Deluxe Set, winner of the ASTRA Best Toys Award. This set features all the iconic wheels and rings of the original, re-engineered and updated for today. Simply choose from the gears and wheels, put your paper in place, and create whirling, spiraling, mix and match patterns for a totally awesome image. Use the design guide to try out tried and true designs, or get creative and create cool and colorful graphics of your own.The classic way for aspiring artists to create millions of AMAZING DESIGNS is back and better than ever! The Original Spirograph® Deluxe Set features all the iconic wheels and rings of the original, re-engineered and updated for today. Kit features a high quality, durable carrying case with snap-in storage and a built-in drawing surface.Precision-engineered Spirograph gears work with the 3 design pens included in the set as well as with most standard pens, markers and pencils. New Spirograph Putty holds the Spirograph pieces securely on the paper so that you can create intricately beautiful designs with no holes in the paper! 45-piece Original Spirograph Deluxe Set includes: 19g Spiroraph precision wheels, 2 Spirograph precision rings, 1 Spirograph precision rack, 0.21 ounces of reusable Spiro-Putty, 3 retractable ballpoint pens, 14-page guide book and 20 sheets of design paper all enclosed in a carry-along storage case with a built-in work surface.Encourages fine motor skills, creativity and critical thinking.Award winning: Toy of the Year Award, and ASTRA Award.Set measures 13 x 12 x 2 inches (LxWxH). 0

And begin tracing the next section of your mandala. Repeat until you make it all the way around your mandala. Depending on your design and personal preferences, you might have to flip your pie piece to ensure that the mandala is perfectly symmetrical.SpirographOne really neat tool for creating mandalas is called a spirograph. Traditional spirographs resemble a small gear that fits inside a larger gear ring. The inner gear has holes that will fit the tip of a pen or pencil. As the inner gear spins within the outer gear ring, it guides your pencil, drawing perfect, mesmerizing designs in the process. Depending on the size of the spirograph and the position of the pencil holes, there are countless variation of mandalas to create.You can use Inspirograph to test out your spirograph designs online.Mandala Crash Course CompleteCongratulations! You are now a master of the mandala. You’ve learned their origins, why we love to color them, and even how to make your own. The only thing left to do is to get out there and start coloring some yourself!If you use any of our tips, be sure to share your work on the ColorGaia Facebook Page. Happy Coloring!

Welcome to the Wild Gears Shop. If you want more details and resources about Wild Gears you can check out the main site.Wild Gears started in 2013 as a passion project. I was passionate about spirograph art and had reached the edge of what I could do with my cheap set and couldn't find anything better on the market, so I started learning how to design and make my own gear sets so I would have better tools for my art.I shared them first as a kickstarter campaign hoping that a few other people would be interested and had a successful campaign. Over the next years I've run two more kickstarter campaigns for major revisions and improvements to gear sets as well as to develop new gear sets. In 2019 I bought a big laser cutter and started doing my own manufacturing of Wild Gears; previously it was done by Ponoko, an excellent company that specializes in on demand fabrication.Wild Gears are the biggest and best spirograph drawing products in the world; driven to excellence because that is what I crave.

By guessing all the coordinates correctly wins.[Pictured: Battleship.] Starsky & Hutch Cars "Starsky & Hutch," a buddy-cop TV show starring Paul Michael Glaser and David Soul, hit the airwaves in 1975. The cop action series quickly became a fan favorite, drawing a huge number of viewers each week. It didn't take long for "Starsky & Hutch"-themed toys to hit the market, including 1976 Hot Wheels' brand miniatures of the duo's tomato-red Ford Gran Torino.[Pictured: Starsky & Hutch Cars.] Easy-Bake Oven Easy-Bake Ovens have taught generations of children how to bake, allowing them to produce millions of pre-mixed, "just-add-water" mini desserts by the heat of a 100-watt lightbulb. The toy first hit the market in 1963, but the 1970s saw a wood-paneled, avocado green oven replace the original teal version. In 1973, a Betty Crocker-branded oven landed on store shelves, as a nod to the company that created the dessert mixes.[Pictured: Easy-Bake Oven.]You may also like: U.S. Marines by the numbers Shrinky Dinks Shrinky Dinks were first sold at a Brookfield, Wis., shopping mall in 1973. Invented by Betty Morris and Kathryn Bloomberg as a Boy Scouts project for their sons' troop, a Shrinky Dink set comes with sheets of thin polystyrene plastic that can be decorated however you desire. Once the creative process is complete, the sheets are popped into the oven and baked, shrinking to one-third their original size. These small, hard plastic creations can be played with on their own, turned into charms, or simply collected.[Pictured: Shrinky Dinks from the current day.] Spirograph A geometric drawing tool, the spirograph was first patented by a French mathematician around 1881. A century-and-a-half later, the Kenner Toy Co. acquired the U.S. distribution rights and began selling the multi-piece plastic sets in 1966. By the 1970s, the toy, which allowed one to draw "a million marvelous patterns," was a favorite with artistically inclined children and adults all over the country.[Pictured: Spirograph.] Ants in the Pants Essentially a version of Tiddlywinks, Ants in the Pants was released by Schaper Games in 1967 but didn't gain popularity until the early 1970s. The goal of the game was to "jump" all the ants of a certain color into a freestanding pair of plastic pants before your opponents could do the same with their colors. Milton Bradley manufactures the family game night staple today.[Pictured: Ants in the Pants from current day.] Sonny & Cher dolls Capitalizing on the runaway success of "The Sonny & Cher Comedy Hour" Mego released several Cher dolls, playsets, and a Sonny doll in 1976. Dressed in the distinctive '70s fashions, the 12-inch jointed dolls allowed pint-sized fans to imagine their own comedy hours using the stars' likenesses. [Pictured: Sonny and Cher

Light and pin (or securely tape) it to the ceiling of a dark room.2. Mount the camera to a tripod, beneath the light, and tilt it 90 degrees so it’s looking upwards.3. Focus the camera on the light source. Put your camera into shutter priority mode (or manual) and slow down the shutter speed to around 10 seconds to begin with.4. When you are ready to start, push your dangling light so it starts to swing and press the shutter on your camera straight away! The first few movements may be a little chaotic but as soon as they regulate, begin your exposure.5. The effect of the light moves in a pendulum-like motion then slowly progressing to different directions as it slows gives you a consistent and equal path of movement. It looks a little like the old Spirograph toys that we used to see in the 80’s & 90’s!You can manipulate the shape of this physiogram light trick by changing the force of your nudge and the direction of it.Because the camera is low down and pointing at an awkward angle, flip out your LCD screen, if you have one, to stop it being backbreaking work.Physiograms take on the look of a futuristic science illustration. It will certainly impress any audience given the simplicity of the light trick – especially since it’s a great project to try at home.If you need to improve the contrast or the saturation of the colour after the shot has been taken, then don’t

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