Drawdio For Museum Installation and Press

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Drawdio has sold thousands and been installed at museums across the world, including Ars Electronica in Linz, Austria, and The National Taiwan Museum of Fine Arts in TaiChung.

Press Photos
Installation Photos


What is Drawdio?
"Imagine you could draw musical instruments on normal paper with any pencil (cheap circuit thumb-tacked on) and then play them with your finger. The Drawdio circuit-craft lets you MacGuyver your everyday objects into musical instruments: paintbrushes, macaroni, trees, grandpa, even the kitchen sink..."
see: drawdio.com

Videos For Installation

Demo Video

Positioning: This video goes on the lefthand wall along with the other images (see tech rider for details).
How To Video

Positioning: This video goes on the righthand wall by itself (see tech rider for details).

Files For Installation


techrider.pdf

captions.pdf (5MB)

images.zip (50MB)

Retail (For Giftshops Etc.)

Drawdio Fun Pack
Drawdio fun pack comes with everything you need to recreate Drawdio fun at home. Tape the Drawdio circuit to the paintbrush that comes in the pack, and voila, you've recreated the museum exhibit. Thumbtack the circuit to a pencil, and you can draw instruments with graphite. Then keep going with your kitchen sink and everything else. Your visitors can explore, create, and invent even after they leave.

Retails for $25.00 U.S. Museums can contact Adafruit for information on buying in bulk at a special wholesale price.

By Jay Silver. Support from MIT Media Lab's LLK. Kit collaboration with Ladyada. Concept collaborators include Eric Rosenbaum and others. Melodie Kao collaborated on industrial design. Christian St. Cyr collaborated on technical design. The 3D installation model and some installation image cropping was performed by Paulina Mustafa. The Ars Electronica installation photos were taken by Leonardo Bonanni.

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