Create paintings to decorate your home and explore your creativity
The Bantam Tools WaterColorBot™ creates paintings to decorate your home and explore your creativity. It uses real brushes and real watercolor paints that transform your photos and designs into beautiful, expressive artwork. Paint pictures and designs that flow with the charm of traditional watercolor and the accuracy of modern robotics. Whether you’re an artist, educator, or crafter, the Bantam Tools WaterColorBot™ invites you to explore a new way to create watercolor paintings.
Why we think you're gonna love it
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Bantam Tools WaterColorBot™
Key Features
Bantam Tools WaterColorBot™
Description
Bantam Tools WaterColorBot™
History
The first WaterColorBot was created as Super Awesome Sylvia's WaterColorBot by Evil Mad Scientist in collaboration with James and Zeph Todd. Zeph was interested in entering a painting machine into the RoboGames competition, and together they contributed to both the concept and software development of that machine based loosely on the configuration of an Etch A Sketch. Initially launched in 2013 on Kickstarter, the WaterColorBot was demoed at the White House at a science event.
The new Bantam Tools edition honors that spirit of creative engineering, preserving the charm and accessibility of the original design while upgrading every component to modern, professional standards. Developed under the guidance of Windell Oskay, now CTO of Bantam Tools, it continues the legacy of innovation that made the first WaterColorBot a beloved tool for artists, educators, and makers worldwide.
Bantam Tools WaterColorBot™
What's In The Box
Bantam Tools WaterColorBot™
Performance
Software
Bantam Tools WaterColorBot™
Guides
the latest copy of Machine Arts Magazine will be included for free with every order of an Art Machine
Machine Arts Magazine
Machine Arts Magazine spotlights the artists, pioneers, and innovators shaping this field, blending in-depth interviews with studio visits, practical guides, and richly illustrated features. Readers will find stories that connect past and present, vintage hardware revived alongside cutting-edge generative work, while also gaining hands-on insights into tools, techniques, and materials.