Art of Geek Challenge

March's Theme: March of the Robots March's theme for the Art of Geek Challenge was March of the Robots. Participants had the entire month of March to create something inspired by robots from movies, tv shows, comic books, and so on. Check out the hashtag  #aogrobots  to view all the Instagram posts for March's challenge. First Place: Iron Giant bust by @beardedcrabworkshop . Voting is now open on @artofgeekchallenge ‘s March competition “March.of the Robots”. My entry is up and available to be voted on. If you get there and are confused, they used my video as the picture, which features my ugly mug instead of a pic of the project. I’d appreciate your vote, but pick the one you like, and follow everyone who competed- they generate amazing content on the regular! @handmadewithashley @maras.jaded.opinion @kavanaghandy @cedar23_woodshop @mdbxstudios @artofgeekchallenge #artofgeekchallenge #marchoftherobots #aogrobots #geekdecor #homedecor #nerddecor #wood #w

February's Theme: The Legend of Zelda February's theme for the Art of Geek Challenge was The Legend of Zelda. Participants had the entire month of February to create something inspired by Zelda universe. Check out the hashtag  #aogzelda  to view all the Instagram posts for February's challenge. First Place: Wooden NES Cartridge by @cyclocrosscutter . My Official entry for this months @artofgeekchallenge. I created one of my favorite Nintendo video game cartridges. The Legend of Zelda! Main body is White Oak, with a Yellow Heart crest, Zebra Wood symbols, and Padauk letters. Used 24k gold leaf gilding for a little call back to the original cartridge which was all gold. #aogzelda A post shared by Luke Owen (@cyclocrosscutter) on Feb 28, 2018 at 3:42am PST Second Place: Zelda themed magnetic bottle cap catch by @woodnerds . This is my entry for the February @artofgeekchallenge. This is a bottle opener with a magnetic catch built from solid cherry