Go Buggy’s Soft Foods
Housemartin points out these great food softies made by Etsy seller Go Buggy. This is the most delicious looking inedible food that I have ever seen. [via] Link.
Month: January 2008
3D graffiti lets you literally run through a tag
The “Tagged in Motion” project connects up physical space to live graffiti tagging to build a bridge between real graffiti art and its virtual depiction. Co-created by graffiti artist, DAIM, the video shows the artist tagging while tracked by three cameras and equipped with a Bluetooth controller that allows him to change colors and strokes […]
I Eat Beats – Edible music interface
Kyle writes – Skittle-based beat sequencer, a tangible and edible music interface. This is a prototype developed over the course of two evenings, with a webcam and Processing. The webcam is mounted using cardboard/wood above the screen, and Skittles are placed on the screen — a cheap responsive surface (when a circle is active, it […]
How To – Make Rubber Stamps
Cut Out + Keep posted a tutorial how to create rubber stamps on a budget. It starts with the most basic supplies of an exacto knife and a rubbery eraser. Link.
Make3D — convert your images to 3d
Stanford’s 3D tool where you can upload your own 2D image and make it 3D (site seems to be getting hammered at the moment)- Make3D converts your single picture into a 3-D model. It takes a two-dimensional image and creates a three-dimensional “fly around” model, giving the viewers access to the scene’s depth and a […]
Bristle Bot from PS2 controller motor
Here’s a monster version of the bristle bot, one made from a PS2 controller – Link. Related: HOW TO – Make a Bristlebot a tiny directional vibrobot … – Link.
Make your own plasma globe
OK, maybe rolling your own vacuum tubes was a bit difficult? Why not start out by trying to make your own plasma globe? It uses an off the shelf 250 mL flask, saving you the difficult glass blowing parts. This isn’t a step by step like instructables, but it is a great starting point with […]
