ESP32 Halloween Project: The Painting That Talks Back! @element14presents
ESP32 Halloween Project: The Painting That Talks Back!  @element14presents
Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Mark builds a motion-activated “haunted painting” using an ESP32, a MAX98357 I²S audio board, and a PIR motion sensor to make a framed photo whisper or talk when someone walks by. The project is simple to wire, fits neatly inside a photo frame, and can be customized for Halloween, cosplay, or even pranks. Mark walks through the full build—from cutting the frame and soldering components to programming the ESP32 in Arduino—so you can easily recreate it. Perfect for anyone wanting to mix art, electronics, and a bit of Halloween mischief: bit.ly/46S7hL4

[01:59]-The Schematics
[02:48]-The Layout
[09:42]-Soldering
[14:41]-PIR Sensor
[15:54]-Programming
[20:05]-ThE DeMo

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