The skin, which is textured, matches the design of a real-life circuit board. In regular lighting, it has a black and off-white look, while changing to a glow-in-the-dark green when the lights go out.

This breathtaking circuit board art is from a digital watch circa 1975. The Pulsar Calculator Watch was the first of its kind and came along with a stylus to operate the miniscule buttons.

That's exactly what he says that he's done in his latest piece, Attempt At Transferring Data Into The Organic World V.9. "The challenge was how to get PCBs into the egg, it took me seven tries to ...

Russian architectural firm Wall designed the exterior of the pavilion in 2016, according to Dezeen. The outer panels were formed out of concrete in a local factory, and house an exhibition space ...

Now, every board house speaks Gerber, and you can get a ten-pack of PCBs from China for five bucks. This incredible cost reduction means people are making art with printed circuit boards.