Applied Kinetic Arts - An incredibly cool group of kinetic artists (self included) from the San Francisco Bay area and beyond.  Strength in numbers!

CTP -Go learn something from my Fairy Tech Father, Christopher Palmer.

Reuben Margolin - Powerfully beautiful Kinetic Sculpture.

Jeremy Mayer - One man and many typewriters.  Go see his fabulous sculptures.

Alan Rorie- Our own mad scientist.  Watch him bend physics and popular culture to his will.

Randy Regier- Sculptures, Toys, and installations after my own heart.  Nice stuff.

Michael Cooper- A true craftsman with a really interesting approach to machines.

Gina Kamentsky- Her site combines my two loves: animation and kinetic sculpture.

Mike Rivamonte- A fellow robots-from-found-things guy.  Great photographs of his wonderful characters too.

Webb Studios - My mom has a site for her ceramic work. Go support the fam.

Arthur Gould - And here is my dads sculpture work.  Check the giant portrait of his father.

Clayton Bailey - I owe quite a bit to this guy for inspiring me in the first place.

Tom Haney- I just found Tom online.  Totally serene, classic automata.  Check out “Dubious”.

Benjamin Cowden- Recent addition to the AKA collective.  Way classy mechanical sculptures.

Greg Brotherton- Greg is another metal master with a tendency towards figurative work.  His latest involve some kinetic elements too.  He is also co-owner of the awesome Device Gallery.

Lawrence Northey - Much respect to another robot master.

Arthur Ganson - No kinetic art link page is complete without him. I hope I’m so cool one day.

Bunnywax - John Casey, makin creepy things.

Cabaret Mechanical Theatre - Paul Spooners smooth mechanical toys. Exhibits, kits etc. A real         inspiration.

Jean Tinguely - A museum dedicated to the true father of kinetic sculpture. If you dont know, learn.

Varnish Fine Art - Nice gallery in S.F. very sculpture friendly.

Kinetic Art Organization - Dedicated to the world community of Kinetic Art and Artists.

Survival Research Laboratories - The original robot apocalypse.

Rude Designs - Don Carlson.......click it.

Deviation Creation - A nice gallery site with an international perspective. Hope you can read German.

Machine Brain - A very complete link site devoted to geeks like myself.

Kenji Yanobe- WOW! Fire breathing Robot alert.

Jessica Joslin- Another enthusiast of spooky creatures with glass eyes. Respect to her for waking me up to     the possibilities of brass objects.

Dug North- There is no "o" in his first name, but there is kinetic sculpture on his web site.

Mike Meyers- Artist, yes. Famous comedian, fictional serial killer, no.

Paul Chatem-  We went to school together at KCAI, and he just keeps getting better.  Check out his paintings.

Richard Seibert-  Got Letterpress?  If not, look no further.  Not to mention, if it looks Greek to you, he can translate it.

Kinetica Museum- Wow, a museum dedicated to robotic and kinetic art, about time!

Electro Art Works-  Andy Hill makes junk robots too, he goes the extra mile with cool packaging as well.

Gregory Barsamian-  Very cool three dimensional zoetropes.  I wont try to describe them.  Just go see.

Kugelbahn- A comprehensive site with an international perspective on kinetic art and rolling ball sculptures.

Theo Jansen-  Pretty mind blowing large scale wind powered sculptures here.

Stephane Halleux-  A tricky site for info unless you read french.  But the photos do all the talking anyway.  Very innovative found object sculpture.

Eric Powell-  Fellow found object aficionado, friend, neighbor, sculptor, designer.

Sarina Brewer-  Cool, horrible taxidermy oddities.  “She calls it art, you can call it whatever you want”

BeinArt Surreal Art Collective-  A big collection of contemporary Surreal art.  Get your spook on.

Ernie Fosselius- The man behind the classic “Hardware Wars” movie.  Check out his mobile automata musuem.

Liz McGrath-  Quality critters here.

Chris Eckert-  Very tight kinetic sculpture.

Christopher Conte-  Cool, kinda dark, mechanical sculpture with a lot of found objects.

Max Chen-  Check out this guy’s bent-up bikes.

I-Wei-  Steam powered robots!  I mean, thats pretty cool.

Wotartist-  In their own words: “Hundreds of quality artist’s websites, all in one place”.  It’s true too.

Brass Goggles-  So everybody keeps saying that my work is “steampunk”.  I think that’s a silly word, but this site compiles a lot of the wonderful work that falls under this umbrella, decide for yourself.

Chela Fielding- My old friend and co-worker Chela has just posted her very interesting work from found materials.

Serge Jupin-  It looks like I may have a long lost twin in France.  Check out his prolific gallery of wonderful robots made from very similar parts as my own.

The worlds strangest vehicles-  In my research for my scooter project I came across many interesting images, but this page had the most entertaining variety in one place that I could find.

Jeff De Boer-  I just love this.  Meticulously crafted suits of armor for cats and mice, beautiful ray guns, a helmet for a dodo bird, and thats just to get you started.  Check him out.

Michael Pflueger-  A recent discovery on the mechanical sculpture front.  Nice work.

Temples of Damanhur- Wow....secret underground network of “outsider-art” temples in Italy.  This consumed a whole evening for me.

Kineticworld.com-  A great source for kinetic art, thank you CTP!

Kineticus.com-  A good database site for kinetic artists from around the world.

Les Machines de L’Ile- Only the single most humbling outfit out there.  Totally mind blowing huge mechanical animals.  Naturally I’m most fond of their squid.

Michael Ulman- Cool machines made from all sorts of materials.  Some functioning, some not.  I really can’t decide which I like more.

Edouard Martinet- Animal sculpture from scrap metal.  I like his insects the best.

Sophie Naylor- cool, classic automata.

Dylan Kehde Roelofs- Beautiful blown glass incandescent sculpture

Sam Deal- Nice mixed media kinetic work from down under.

Eat PES- I’ve always felt that stop motion animation and kinetic sculpture have a lot in common, check out a stellar example of the former.

Young C. Park- Tal just sent me this link.  Probably the most amazing model airplanes you will ever see.

Kyle Fokken-  A recent discovery.  Cool machine oriented sculpture with many found object elements.

R.L. Croft.- Another artist will a healthy love for aluminum objects (among other things).

Dan Grayber- Beautiful machine fetish (my words, not his) sculptures.

Lewis Tardy-  Sleek, art deco inspired figurative works in stainless steel and found metal objects.

Gregory Witt-  Great kinetic works here, but I especially love “Cloud”.

Chris Fitch-  Watch the video for “Spring”, fluid grace.