But wait, this is actually my favorite project.

This is produced by the physicist Cesar Hidalgo.

How you made this for Woo Young

Lister, did you make that?

Just something I made up.

We made it ourselves.

That's because I just made it up.

Are these beds made out of bombs?

Extruded typography that's backlit with neon.

I cooked it.

They made a whip out of cords.

I built it.

One thing is, it's unpronounceable.

Now I shall show you something here.

Why, I even built a raft.

They wanted me to build them a bomb.

You made this list up yourself, didn't you?

Because I made this myself.

I opened it under an alias. I posted the paintings and asked people to comment.

Made by special order... Eh?

And I've been in theater since I was 11 years old, and performing, creating, and I went,

We had a pajama party.

Everyone liked it, looked amazing.

And then multiply the two magnitudes.

So they ran all the shells for us, which was nice of them.

Where did you have your suit made?

He made a medal of gold.

I made a desk of wood.

To be honest with you , we didn't just find it ..

Well..

Because I was a writer.

Who made it, then?

So I finished it in a couple days.

I only built the arm.

Did you make him?

We made them.

And I don't mean he made Lego that looked like a slot machine

After I dropped out of school, I went to library, and I read a book that would Using Energy, and I get information about doing the mill.

Surprisingly, they just handed them right over, and then with some pencils I already had,

It's called Odonil.

So that's the sculpture that these people were contributing to.

It is our style, not American style

They did a study with origami where they had professional origami makers, you know, doing the paper, it looked amazing.

How did you make it?

And lastly, what is your call to action to inspire your audience?