When ART meets Technology
November 23, 2009 | Mendocino, California | Vetting explained
Here's a gorilla I designed and built for the Rainforest Cafe. Here are just some of the disciplines you have to know to create one: Sculpting, Art, Painting, Anatomy, Sewing, Tapestry, Pattern making, Master Molding, Plastics Engineering, Fiber Glass engineering, Prosthetics, Adhesion Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Pneumatic Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Electronic Engineering, Software Engineering, Computer Engineering, Marketing, Book Keeping and a good sense of Humor, because if you don't it'll drive you CRAZY! He also jumps up and down and grunts and winks at you.
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