Emily Daniels

Illustrative & Interactive Art

A Forceful Application of Sugar

Josh and the CCCannon

What you are looking at here is the prototype for dynamic confectionery goodness. Made out of the extruding parts of an espresso machine, drill bit funnel, 1/2 soda bottle, 12 volt motor and a lot of sugar this machine is set to stun and compel the world into Type II diabetes. The machine is a working model that extrudes strands of cotton candy and propels it up to 3 feet away. Josh Gordonson, the maker of this fine device, hopes to add parts for coloring the cotton candy and a more directional focus along with spikes and a butter compartment for caramel (okay the spikes and butter are my addition) so that it can shoot up to 10-15 feet. Josh is the October recipient for the Awesome Foundation grant and will be using his massive check:

Josh and Matt with CCCheck

To ensure that future generations do not go without a solution to the 2AM problem of how one injects assorted colorful arrays of sugar fluff into oneself, roommates and passersby. Bravo Josh.

3 Responses to “A Forceful Application of Sugar”

  1. Usually I do not post on blogs, nevertheless I would like to say that this post really forced me to do so! really good post.

  2. Hello, when I try to visit pages I just find myself viewing half of the page. I do not understand if it’s my web browser(Chrome) or not, is someone else experiencing this issue?

  3. admin says:

    Hi Gertude, I’m not sure what you are seeing- are you having trouble viewing the blog posts or the main page? The main page sometimes loads differently depending on what size your screen is.

Leave a Reply

Powered by WP Hashcash