Harry Andreou, a Dutch programmer, got tired of looking at the bloated receiver for his MS Laser Mouse 6000, so he recased it… in a thick magazine. Now that choice might be a little… different, but you can recase it in anything you like. Get creative. Liberate your tech from its drab little cases. How […]
Our friends at Photojojo is seeking a Part-time writer/editor/DIYer! Here’s the scoop from Photojojo: Photojojo (www.photojojo.com) is looking for one (1) awesome dude or dudette to be a part-time writer + editor + DIYer for our kick-ass photography newsletter. This is a freelance, part-time position. You’ll be involved in all aspects of the creation of […]
Hi Crafters! Just wanted to give you a heads up that our Stitch N’ Pitch Contest winners will be announced Friday morning (PST) here on the blog! We saw so many great entries and can’t wait to share with you the winners. Thank you to everyone who entered! Also as a heads up there are […]
Jason Mecier is a San Francisco-based mosaic artist best known for his astounding and kitschy portraits of celebrities fashioned from foodstuff like beans, cereal, and macaroni. His Olsen Twins portrait is made from various candies such as peppermint sticks and (I think) Chiclets and jellybeans. The Carol Channing portrait above was fashioned from yarn and […]
Reza Naima, a bioengineering student from University of California, San Diego, has uploaded a video of his thesis project to YouTube. Called the Pervasive Health Monitor, it’s a Bluetooth-enabled, TI MSP430-based microcontroller board (1.4″ x 1.8″) designed to be worn on a person to monitor various vitals. Reza explains: It’s meant to be worn 24/7, […]
Keri Smith author of Wreck this Journal has a new project out called The Non Planner Datebook which is a book that lets your brain run wild to jot down your ideas and experiences. Sounds like just what I need to keep my thoughts in order! Keri writes: yes, it’s partly a journal, but it […]
SHOWStudio features this free mystery garment pattern by fashion designer Yohji Yamamoto. Pictured above is the design as interpreted by Min Lee of South Korea. See the rest of the designs by the public in the gallery where you can also submit your photo of your Yohji Yamamoto creation. [ via ] Link.
