Anthill Art

Casting a Fish Bone with Molten Aluminum. 3d scan > enlarge 2x > 3d print with wax filament > coat in ceramic shell > wax burnout > aluminum pour

Just found out Kanye showed one of my videos in an interview (43:30 if the link doesn't work) youtube.com/watch?v=ADSa-O…

Before and after pics of the cast from my last video where I 3d scan, enlarge, 3d print then ceramic shell cast a catfish fin bone with aluminum. Turned out awesome!

I got a recommendation from @grok to make my catch phrase "nature is metal." Not bad for an AI but......no thanks, I'm good! I'll see what I can come up with. 🤣

Enlarging and Casting a Catfish Fin Bone with Molten Aluminum. 3D model made using photogrammetry, 3D printed at 2x original size with wax filament, coated the 3D prints in ceramic shell, burned the wax out, poured aluminum in. Anthill Art Cast 131.

Anxiously waiting for X to become a serious competitor to YouTube's long form video format. Until then, fuck it I'll upload my latest full video and see what happens.

Casting a Catfish Fin Bone with Aluminum (Cast 131) youtu.be/d9uxNuGVZlU?si… via @YouTube

New Video: Casting a fire ant colony with molten aluminum. Anthill Art Cast #129. 10.5 lb, 17" depth

Aluminum Fire Ant Colony, Anthill Art Cast #130. 9 lb, 17" deep.

This is a research paper out of San Diego State University that I contributed a few fire ant colony casts for. What does it mean? I have no clue but the pictures are cool. mdpi.com/2313-7673/9/12…

This is one from the three casts I did in November. Cast #129, 10.5 lb, 17" depth. I'm finishing up another one from that pour and will likely sell both on eBay soon. Also have videos for both. Nice cast, decent size and not too heavy. Pics are of front/back/left side/right side

Casting another fire ant colony with aluminum. Cast 061. Turned out cool: 14.8 lb, 12.5" deep

@YardYardTweet I'm just posting older videos so these have already been sold

@AnthillArt Will this one be for sale or is it going to be donated for science?

Casting a Fire Ant Colony with Molten Aluminum (Anthill Art Cast 057). 24.6 lb, 17" depth. Trying to get video traction on X!

Timelapse: Fire Ant Colony in the Rain

I'm getting video takedowns on YouTube and TikTok now so I need to get traction with my videos here on X so please repost. Thanks!

Casting a Carpenter Ant Colony with Molten Aluminum (Anthill Art Cast #042). 3.5 lb of aluminum, 31" deep

Timelapse: Fire Ant Colony Collapsed by Rain then Rebuilt

eBay: Anthill Art Cast #127, 18.7 lb, 20" deep ebay.com/itm/2567998382…