Here it is, the newest clock from Dabfly Arts. I seem to be putting them out at the rate of one a month. The interesting feature on this particular clock is that you can rotate the 6 computer hard drive seek arms.
If you've lost it, here is the link to my Etsy store. Sorry, the clock is the only thing I have up right now.
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Showing posts with label clock. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 15, 2014
Wednesday, December 18, 2013
A Clockwork Green????
I got all excited this afternoon when I got an email from Etsy. It seems that the last clock I made sold this morning!!! I was so excited to hear it I went out and build another one. Of course its not the same, not even close, but this one is cute. Its a little clock, but has really nice symmetry.
This clock is made from 6 hard drive controller boards and one hard drive platter. Luckily for me, all the holes lined up and putting it together was fairly straightforward. Sometimes I have drill my own holes to make a shape I like, and sometimes I just have to find alternative ways to get the look out of the piece that I want.

As you can see the boards overlap each other and surround the platter. It gives it some interest as you look at it.
For any of you interested in this clock, it can be found in my etsy shop at Dabfly Arts on Etsy.
Thank you for looking, and enjoy.
This clock is made from 6 hard drive controller boards and one hard drive platter. Luckily for me, all the holes lined up and putting it together was fairly straightforward. Sometimes I have drill my own holes to make a shape I like, and sometimes I just have to find alternative ways to get the look out of the piece that I want.

As you can see the boards overlap each other and surround the platter. It gives it some interest as you look at it.
For any of you interested in this clock, it can be found in my etsy shop at Dabfly Arts on Etsy.
Thank you for looking, and enjoy.
Labels:
clock,
computer parts,
controller,
green,
hands,
hard drive,
platter,
reflective.
Location:
Morro Bay, CA 93442, USA
Tuesday, November 26, 2013
What Time Is It?
Ok, after so many paintings, its time to move onto something else. And from the picture, that something is showing you that I have a beard and an iphone. No, no, wait, that's not it. What I meant so say was that I made another clock. I've got a rather large supply of parts and I I started putting a few together and playing around and this is what came out. I know its not the most elegant of all the clocks I've made, but it does have the advantage of have large chips at 12, 3, 6 and 9. I've been criticized in the past for not lining things up, so I made sure I did it on this one.
Well, that's it for today. If i don't get another post in I hope you all have a happy Thanksgiving.
Interested in this clock? It can be purchased over at the Dabfly Arts Etsy Store.
Well, that's it for today. If i don't get another post in I hope you all have a happy Thanksgiving.
Interested in this clock? It can be purchased over at the Dabfly Arts Etsy Store.
Labels:
circuit board,
clock,
green,
hard drive
Location:
Morro Bay, CA 93442, USA
Friday, January 4, 2013
Some More Sketching



Today's paintings are the rest of the the random sketching I was able to do over the past several weeks.
Starting at the top: The play structure at Monty Young Park in Morro Bay. To its right is a plant that sits on the credenza next to my television.
Starting the second row is a car that my son got for Christmas, and then a small Christmas tree in a planter.
The picture to the left of this writing is another plant in the house and the last painting is the clock we have in our living room.
Of all these, my favorite is the living room clock. It is chrome, and the wall color behind it yellow (of course). I think it turned out great and just the right amount of shadow on the wall.
Other than that i really like the little christmas tree for some reason.
Well, just wanted to let you all in on some of the other small things I had been working on
Labels:
car,
Christmas,
chrome,
clock,
green,
morro bay,
plant,
play structure,
shadow,
tree,
watercolor,
yellow
Thursday, August 9, 2012
Another Clock
Here is the latest clock to come from Dabfly Arts. This one, as you can see, has a microchip where each number on a traditional clock face would be. There are 12 hard drive controllers around the outside. A piece of clear plexy holds the hard drive platter in place so it appears to be floating in the center of the clock.
Labels:
black,
clear,
clock,
computer,
green,
hands,
hard drive,
parts,
platter,
plexy glass,
second
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Unique Circuit Board Clock
Here is another clock I have done. This one is made of old hard drive parts. It would be easy just to place the clock hands on the round platter and call it good, but I used pieces from 8 different hard drives to build this. They are all screwed together and the platter affixed to the center. The clock has a lot of interest when you look at it closely. I am really proud of this one, I hope you all like it.
As with my other clocks, this one may be purchased at my Etsy store. Follow this link to find it.
As with my other clocks, this one may be purchased at my Etsy store. Follow this link to find it.
Labels:
black,
circuit boards,
clock,
diamond,
green,
hands,
hard drive,
metalic,
platter,
Red,
reflective,
square
Tuesday, May 29, 2012
A Return to a Lost Time
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| This clock currently for sale. |
I'm almost out of material, so for those of you who don't like these works, you wont have to endure much more. For those of you who do, don't worry, I'll be on to similar clocks soon enough. This clock is currently for sale on Etsy. Follow the previous link to view it.
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Lets Revisit This Clock
| This clock currently for sale. Contact Michael for details. |
Friday, May 4, 2012
Simple Man Clock
Here is the latest clock. I call it Simple Man Clock. I like it. No Clutter, No Fluff, Just Clock. The way is should be. I will tell you that it was a bitch to try to take a picture of. The surface is so reflective that I couldn't use a flash, and my office is so dark that i couldn't get a good picture if I didn't use the flash. With a little persistance, I got it worked out.
Yes, I know the hands are supposed to be at 10 and 2 to form a smile, but I didn't feel like resetting it. Enjoy
Yes, I know the hands are supposed to be at 10 and 2 to form a smile, but I didn't feel like resetting it. Enjoy
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