Bantam Tools is dedicated to producing exceptional computer-controlled machines that empower artists, educators, engineers, innovators, and personalization pros. With a focus on reliability, precision, and ease of use, our tools help turn digital ideas into physical creations, whether drawing, painting, or writing.
MACHINE ARTS GALLERY PRESENTS
THIS FRIDAY JULY 24TH
University of Kentucky professors Anne Filson and Gary Rohrbacher explore the intersection of architecture, design, and digital fabrication. This exhibition features new tool path plots and machined waxworks that transform robotic movements and fabrication instructions into physical works of art.
Start exploring with WaterColorBot, or think bigger with museum scale painting on ArtFrame.
The New Bantam Tools WaterColorBot™, designed for artists of all ages, brings together real watercolors, precision motion, and the joy of painting to expand what’s possible in the world of Machine Arts.
The Bantam Tools WaterColorBot™ encourages creativity by letting you explore machine painting with genuine paints and brushes, making the process feel natural, expressive, and hands on.
The Bantam Tools WaterColorBot™ gives you a friendly, approachable way to begin painting with machines, powered by Bantam Tools Studio™ which delivers a clear and intuitive creative workflow.
Use the Bantam Tools WaterColorBot™ to make meaningful watercolor pieces that bring warmth, color, and personality into your home.
Engineered by the Bantam Tools® Art Machines Team led by the innovative minds behind Evil Mad Scientist that are now settled in Peekskill NY. We offer the widest array of Art Machines.
Museum of American Art
The Bantam Tools ArtFrame™ was born out of a landmark exhibition of the late Harold Cohen’s work in February 2024. Designed to meet the standards of institutions like the Whitney, it's the solution for artists whose work belongs on the walls of serious collections.
“Our visitors loved the Bantam Tools ArtFrame when it was in the Infinite Images Exhibition, and I loved it because it was one of the most reliable pieces of technology I've ever used in an exhibition at Toledo Museum of Art, and I've been doing exhibition AV for 20 years!”
Nate Sloan
Network Infrastructure Manager
a minimalist iPad drawing app to turns your sketches into Art Machine ready line work.
Guess Who's Back?
PlotterFiles is a free community library for machine art, where people discover files, tools, and prompts to start making, and share artwork so the community can learn together.
