In each MAKE we have a special “Howtoon” it’s one of my favorite sections – Howtoons is dedicated to the DIY kids world of science, engineering, art and crafts. The Howtoons universe was created by Saul Griffith, Nick Dragotta, and Joost Bonsen. They started out creating DIY projects thru the language of comics. Their work can be seen in Make and Craft magazine and the upcoming 114 page book published by HarperCollins. The book contains 16 How-To projects such as marshmallow shooter, turkey-bastor flutes, and soda bottle rockets. The book will be available in bookstores Nov. 07.
Now Howtoons.com comes to the web with the help of Ryan McKinley and Phil Torrone. The site aims to inspire kids to build and create thru single page webcomics with downloadable PDF’s, an exciting blog, a library referencing great stuff on the web, and a legends section linked to wiki entries. You’ve been warned Howtoons is coming at ya!
- The Howtoons site! – Link.
- The Howtoons blog! – Link.
- The Howtoons toons! – Link.
- The Howtoons book! – Link.
- The Howtoons RSS feed – Link.
We’ll do a round up here on MAKE once and awhile on happenings over @ Howtoons for the young Makers (but we know adults read these too!)… Stay tuned!
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I absolutely love the art that goes into howtoons, and now I think I’ve gotten a new wallpaper out of the “Cloud” picture on the legends page. To all those involved in howtoons and the website; keep up the good work!