Most of these supplies such as the motor and battery holder can be found at mostly any local Hobby Shops, or you can order them online. The batteries could be found at any Pharmacy or Walgreens. Everything else could be found at a craft store.;
, Before the glue dries, put the cork or Styrofoam ball onto the glue. Then, using the glue gun, attach one end of a Popsicle stick to the top of the cork or Styrofoam ball.
 The base of the cup is the top of the cup. Using any of the tape and/or glue, attach the motor to the base of the body, (top of plastic cup).
 Make sure that the switch on the battery pack is OFF. Using electrical tape, attach the battery pack with the batteries on to the side of the Art Bot's body, (plastic cup).



Note: if you do not have a battery pack with an ON/OFF switch, don't connect both pairs of wires. Just connect one pair, or the motor will start spinning, and you aren't ready yet.
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Gather the materials you need in the list below.
Put a dab of glue on your motor's shaft.
The plastic cup is your Art Bot's body.
Put the 2 triple A batteries, (AAA) into the battery pack.
Twist the motor wires with the battery pack wires, (red to red, black to black).
Using electrical tape, attach the markers to the sides of the Art Bot, points facing down, with the caps on.

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Decorate your Art Bot with crafting supplies such as glitter, googly eyes, and other things.

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Turn the battery pack ON, and let the Art Bot vibrate across the paper.
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