| Student Break | Alan Zarczynski | A Wooden Jurassic Park |
Boy do I miss playing with dolls! I mean, I know I can, but it would be super weird…
In Alan Zarczynski’s Vertebratoys “the wooden vertebrae simulate the volume and attributes of the animal, while the rope simulates the properties of the muscles and joints that support the animal. Their connection provides the unique flexibility that enables the assembly of a variety of different dinosaurs.”
It’s quite a wooden Jurassic Park ;)
FYI, Alan is a 2012 graduate of the Industrial Design Department at the Bezalel Academy.
You can get in touch with Alan at:
alanczik {at} walla {dot} com
In Alan Zarczynski’s Vertebratoys “the wooden vertebrae simulate the volume and attributes of the animal, while the rope simulates the properties of the muscles and joints that support the animal. Their connection provides the unique flexibility that enables the assembly of a variety of different dinosaurs.”
It’s quite a wooden Jurassic Park ;)
FYI, Alan is a 2012 graduate of the Industrial Design Department at the Bezalel Academy.
You can get in touch with Alan at:
alanczik {at} walla {dot} com
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