“Knitted Homes of Crime” by artist Freddie Robbins will be on exhibit at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia as part of the “Crimes of Omission” exhibit from April 20 – August 5. [ via ] Link.
Each digit of pi was assigned a note and then played to 1,000 places – it’s catchy! Link & more math songs here.
Warren Richsson pointed us to this easy idea of using an ice cooler as a light box for a quick, no-fuss, white background setup by Strobist. Link.
When artist Michael Sturtz moved into West Oakland in the 1990s, he knew the tough waterfront neighborhood was a hotbed for sculptors. Thing is, nobody knew each other. Sturtz changed all that by establishing The Crucible, a community of practice in the form of a non-profit industrial arts school. What began as ad hoc classes […]
Lisa at U-Handblog has got a great monthly contest that is just starting up! Every month the makers of the 3 best Amy Butler bags, tops, or skirts, etc. will win an Amy Butler Pattern of their choice. The closing date for this month’s contest is 25th May. Check out U-Handblog for all the details. […]
Kevin made a simple and useful cable catcher from PVC to keep all his cables tidy – [via] Link.
Canida continues her taxidermy projects with a “mouse mouse” it’s a computer mouse with an outer mouse covering. I’ll repeat her warning: “This project involves taxidermy, dremels, and sometimes graphic pictures of dead animals. While there are no guts in this tutorial, viewer discretion is still advised.” If you are offended by this entire idea […]
