Being laser cut on demand out of sheets of acrylic, Wild Gears do not come with a storage system. So, how to keep them in some kind of tidy but usable state? Here are some great ideas with photos from … Continue reading →
I keep trying new combinations of Wild Gears to make “wheel-within-a-wheel” designs. Here is a lacey, loopy one, shown on video and also available as a colouring page.
Continue reading →How to condense 2 1/2 hours of coloring into a video that’s short enough for people to watch. And … glitter.
Continue reading →I made some colouring pages with full-page Wild Gears patterns. I drew the designs in black ink, scanned them, cleaned them up in Photoshop and printed them off. Then the fun began. I have to say I was surprised at … Continue reading →
Got spiro-skills? Use them to make unique, hand-drawn greeting cards with your Spirograph or Wild Gears.
Continue reading →Two videos of making the same amazing full-page Wild Gears design using different colour combinations. Which do you prefer?
Continue reading →UPDATE APRIL 2020: Wild Gears continues to evolve. Shop Wild Gears at this link. Just a few hours to go on the latest Wild Gears Kickstarter by Aaron Bleackley! He has already reached his stretch goals, but there’s still time … Continue reading →
Wayne Schmidt has produced a video comparing the Spirograph Deluxe Design Set with the Wild Gears Full Page Gear Set. If you’re wondering how Wild Gears is different from Spirograph, you’ll find this video helpful. His explanations are clear and concise, … Continue reading →
Samantha learned about Wild Gears on this site, jumped on board Aaron’s Kickstarter campaign and got herself some sets. Now she combines them with her love of fountain pens and zentangle art. She created a thread on a forum dedicated to … Continue reading →
Thanks to a reader who sent me a link to this video by Delcopond from Spain who calls Wild Gears “the king of spirograph” – which I think is a great tagline.
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