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From Garbage to Gallery
Artist David King's four-month residency at the San Francisco city dump.
In
Made on Earth
from MAKE:
18: ReMake America page 18
Wood-Grained Visions
Artist Alison Elizabeth Taylor's familiar scenes rendered in unexpected ways using wood inlay.
In
Made on Earth
from MAKE:
18: ReMake America page 23
¡Luchadora Libre!
Artist Sophia Allison's imaginatively feminine wrestling
attire.
In
Made on Earth
from MAKE:
18: ReMake America page 24
Paper Hardware
Christopher Tallon's paper sculptures of tools fool the eye.
In
Made on Earth
from MAKE:
17: Lost Knowledge page 23
Local Girl Comes Home and Makes Good
Utilizing talent from her small-town community, Natalie Chanin grows her line of fashion and homeware.
From
CRAFT:
08: Weaving page 30
Where Art and Craft Collide
Contemporary artists use traditional crafting techniques to make their case.
From
CRAFT:
08: Weaving page 34
Flying School Automaton
Technology-loving artist Diane Landry discusses her background, her inspiration, and how kids respond to kinetic sculpture.
From MAKE:
14: Optics page 42
Felted Bear Hugs
James Gobel makes felted art that's somewhere between quilting, painting and mosaic.
In
Handmade
from
CRAFT:
07: Shoes page 18
Soft Power
Margarita Cabrera makes U.S.-Mexico border inspired vinyl art.
In
Handmade
from
CRAFT:
06: Play page 16
Full Metal Skateboard
Darío Escobar uses the Guatemalan colonial-era gilding and embossing techniques to bridge the gap between old and new.
In
Handmade
from
CRAFT:
06: Play page 17
On the Wings of a Straw
Carl Rankin makes model planes out of common household objects.
In
Made on Earth
from MAKE:
12: Upload page 19
Beautiful Wasteland
The work of El Anatsui, one of Africa's foremost artists, effects a powerful transformation.
In
Handmade
from
CRAFT:
05: Paper page 18
Rag Fashion
Ida Rak transforms castoffs into fanciful paper sculptures.
In
Handmade
from
CRAFT:
05: Paper page 21
The Cardboard Cobbler
Folk singer Phranc surrounds herself with striking clothes and other fun stuff — all of which she's made from cardboard.
From
CRAFT:
05: Paper page 42
Super Stick
Jason Torchinsky builds a 5-foot-tall retro Atari joystick that works.
In
Made on Earth
from MAKE:
11: Alt Vehicles page 18
Spirit Girl
Marnie Weber's ghostly clowns and dancing animals venture to the otherworld.
From
CRAFT:
04: Costumes page 60
Handmade
Reports from the world of extreme crafting.
In
Handmade
from
CRAFT:
03: Japanese Influence page 14
Photographer for these Magazine Articles
The Cardboard Cobbler
Folk singer Phranc surrounds herself with striking clothes and other fun stuff — all of which she's made from cardboard.
From
CRAFT:
05: Paper page 42
Super Stick
Jason Torchinsky builds a 5-foot-tall retro Atari joystick that works.
In
Made on Earth
from MAKE:
11: Alt Vehicles page 18
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