Made On Earth — Steampunk Superstar
In his free time, 3D animator I-Wei Huang employs steam engines to power robots and other mechanical motleys that he designs and builds himself.
Month: August 2006
World’s largest photo
Neatorama has the final results and round up from the “World’s largest photo” project. Using a photography technique called Camera obscura, the Leagacy project made the world’s largest photograph, a 28 x 108 foot b&w, in an airplane hanger – “The image then appeared upside down and flipped left to right on a sheath of […]
A For Anything
Creative destruction opens more doors than it closes.
Bazaar Bizarre Boston now accepting vendor applications
Bazaar Bizarre in Boston will be held at the Cyclorama/Boston Center for the Arts on Saturday, Dec 16th. Vendor applications a re now being accepted so what are you waiting for? You have until Sept 1st to get them in. Pictured here is Jill Bliss at her Bazaar Bizaare booth at the Maker Faire earlier […]
HOW TO – Make a homemade Electronics Lab for kids
Adam writes – “Today with the help of my four year old son Kai, we built a little experimenter’s board because he has been wanting to “learn about ‘lectricty” for a while now. First I found an old piece of MDF from my shed and cut off a bit about 10″ by 6″. Then I […]
Building Gadgets – Electronics for Dummies companion site
The authors of Electronics for Dummies have a really good companion site for the their book (photos, articles, links, projects, resources, etc) check it out – “This site is intended as a resource for anyone interested in building electronics projects, including those covered in my book Electronics Projects For Dummies. The site contains: A Sneak […]
Cross-stitched Nintendo DS game holder
The year 20XX @ the NeoGAF forums writes – “My wife Mary is a Craftster reader/poster. Recently, they had a craft challenge where all the participants had to make something tiny– I think less than 2″ by 2″. She asked me for ideas, and I gave her pretty much the weirdest one I could think […]