Street Arts
AquaSkipper is amazing new invention that allows you to jump on the water surface. Yes, this is not a joke you’re able to move along the water surface using this simple device. It is made of hydrofoil wings, fiberglass spring and aluminum frame and “the secret” is that the hydrofoil wings have very little drag in the water. A good feature is that AquaSkipper is easy to assemble and disassemble also it is lightweight and fast: you can reach 17 mph.
Now let’s see how it works: every time you jump the fiberglass spring is pressed by the force of your weight causing the back foil to change its angle. The angled back foil is pushed downward to generate the propulsion from the same impact you did with your jump. The skimmer locks the front foil to a constant height in the water thus allowing it to plane on the water surface.
- Rainy Week
When I checked the weather forecast for the week, I noticed that it was going to rain almost everyday. I love when it rains but after a storm, the water turns into dirty brown puddles which people dread having to jump over. So I thought it would be fun...
- Snow Day!
Jump,Jump, Jump,Jump,Jump,Belly flop....
- Monday
Jump test! Me and Matty bought all new blankets, pillows and we even got memory foam! Everything is so fluffy now that when you jump on the bed you don't bounce, you just sink in! I'm pretty sure this is what a cloud feels like =)...
- Borondo's Hackney Wick Narrowboats
Spanish artist Borondo has been making the most of his last few days in the UK taking to the waterways of East London and painting some of the residents narrowboats moored along the River Lee in Hackney Wick. The start of the week saw Borondo redecorate...
- Angelique Houtkamp At Nelly Duff
Dutch tattoo artist, painter and shoe designer Angelique Houtkamp returns to the UK for her second exhibition at Nelly Duff Gallery. The "Bona Drag" exhibition is a 3 day pen and ink celebration which will feature stunning new works including exquisite...
Street Arts
Nice bit of Kit - AquaSkipper
AquaSkipper is amazing new invention that allows you to jump on the water surface. Yes, this is not a joke you’re able to move along the water surface using this simple device. It is made of hydrofoil wings, fiberglass spring and aluminum frame and “the secret” is that the hydrofoil wings have very little drag in the water. A good feature is that AquaSkipper is easy to assemble and disassemble also it is lightweight and fast: you can reach 17 mph.
Now let’s see how it works: every time you jump the fiberglass spring is pressed by the force of your weight causing the back foil to change its angle. The angled back foil is pushed downward to generate the propulsion from the same impact you did with your jump. The skimmer locks the front foil to a constant height in the water thus allowing it to plane on the water surface.
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- Rainy Week
When I checked the weather forecast for the week, I noticed that it was going to rain almost everyday. I love when it rains but after a storm, the water turns into dirty brown puddles which people dread having to jump over. So I thought it would be fun...
- Snow Day!
Jump,Jump, Jump,Jump,Jump,Belly flop....
- Monday
Jump test! Me and Matty bought all new blankets, pillows and we even got memory foam! Everything is so fluffy now that when you jump on the bed you don't bounce, you just sink in! I'm pretty sure this is what a cloud feels like =)...
- Borondo's Hackney Wick Narrowboats
Spanish artist Borondo has been making the most of his last few days in the UK taking to the waterways of East London and painting some of the residents narrowboats moored along the River Lee in Hackney Wick. The start of the week saw Borondo redecorate...
- Angelique Houtkamp At Nelly Duff
Dutch tattoo artist, painter and shoe designer Angelique Houtkamp returns to the UK for her second exhibition at Nelly Duff Gallery. The "Bona Drag" exhibition is a 3 day pen and ink celebration which will feature stunning new works including exquisite...