It was located at a gallery in Manhattan at 112 West 44th Street. I was honored when asked by Master Painter and friend Benjamin Craig to assist with this not for profit project.
The Time Machine was open to the public from February 14 through April 30, 2008. People were able to have a series of 24 photos taken of their faces. These photos were animated and projected to a Jumbotron above Times Square. The best part is that it was all free!
The majority of the Time Machine is Faux Berl Mahogony and the illuminated panel behind the gear wheels is Faux Marble.
The steam pipe is made from PVC and is painted with Faux Copper paint.
This is The Time Machine!!
It was located at a gallery in Manhattan at 112 West 44th Street. I was honored when asked by Master Painter and friend Benjamin Craig to assist with this not for profit project. 
The Time Machine was open to the public from February 14 through April 30, 2008. People were able to have a series of 24 photos taken of their faces. These photos were animated and projected to a Jumbotron above Times Square. The best part is that it was all free! 
The majority of the Time Machine is Faux Berl Mahogony and the illuminated panel behind the gear wheels is Faux Marble.
The steam pipe is made from PVC and is painted with Faux Copper paint. 
The project took 2.5 days to complete.