How to build a circular LCD clock

Adafruit Blog reports on a kitchen clock project that swaps fixed time-telling for creative customization. The maker blinry built a wall clock using a circular seven-inch Waveshare LCD screen, paired with a Raspberry Pi, at least sixteen gigabytes of microSD storage, and a USB-C power supply. The clock face isn't fixed—you can code your own designs and swap them out whenever you like. The hardware and code are documented at clocks.blinry.org, so anyone interested can build their own.

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