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Movable Illustration is Back

Movable Illustration is Back

We now have this book back in stock. Automata – Movable Illustration by Aquio Nishida. Imported from Japan, this is a delightful book from automata maker and director of a…
Laetitia – Princess of the Air by Pierre Mayer

Laetitia – Princess of the Air by Pierre Mayer

The latest in the series of Magic Automata from French Artist, Pierre Mayer. This automaton differs from the previous one: the Fechner’s levitation. It uses a completely different principle, no…
Jokebots

Jokebots

This Jokebot automaton is a special commission made by Paul Spooner last year as a surprise 40th Birthday present for a collector. The head of the robot is styled on…
Deluxe Designing Automata Kit – All Gone!

Deluxe Designing Automata Kit – All Gone!

This box contains everything you need to get started with automata design. Contents: 1. Designing Automata Kit. The classic CMT kit – No glue or tools are required, and you…
Tim Lewis – Mechanisms

Tim Lewis – Mechanisms

This exhibition features new work from Tim Lewis, including the fabulous ‘Jetsam’ pictured, which made it’s debut at the Kinetica Art Fair in February. A large Kiwi-like bird connected to…
Paul Spooner Live

Paul Spooner Live

A chance to hear Paul Spooner talk about his work at the Royal Cornwall Polytechnic Society, Falmouth, Cornwall. The talk entitled ‘A View from the Plateau – Mechanical Jokes for…
Love by Carlos Zapata

Love by Carlos Zapata

A new one-off piece from Carlos Zapata. A couple in love fly endlessly around the earth, with a heart above them. Beautiful colours and style. Height 28 cm Wood, metal,…
Toasted Heart by Paul Spooner

Toasted Heart by Paul Spooner

Pulling out the bottom drawer of this small chest of drawers makes two toasted hearts pop out of a toaster. Inside the drawer is the lever that lifts the toast…
Uneasy by Paul Spooner

Uneasy by Paul Spooner

A new piece from Paul Spooner. “If you were trying to make a mechanism that transmitted rotary motion smoothly, here are three mechanisms to avoid. 1). The well-known sliding block…
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