This project is perfect for the book lover in all of us. In this project you will create a clock that tells the time using quotes from books. It'll update every five or so minutes (there are enough quotes to update more often but doing so has the potential to wear out your eInk display). Each time, it will display a quote that has the time highlighted in bold.
The code for this project also has some useful functions for mixing multiple fonts in a relatively seamless text block, so if you're trying to do that check out the code attached.
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If you'd like to mount yours like I did in the pictures:
This project is not designed with low power consumption in mind. I would not recommend running it off of a LiPo
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If you would like an acrylic frame:
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