Kent Rogowski’s Love=Love uses store bought puzzles to create amazing new works of art. Apparently some puzzles made by the same brand have the same shape pieces, so you can swap components from different puzzles. What a great new photomontage technique! – [via] Link.
University College Falmouth art graduates are creating these posters which are given to freshmen as they enter the school. There’s a whole collection of them, and they’re quite stunning. – [via] Link.
Here are some of my favorite posts from the CRAFT blog this week: Appliquéd Anatomy Shirt – Link. Subatomic Plush – Link. HOW TO – Penrose Stamps – Link. Monster Hoodies – Link. Etsy’s Featured Buyer: Faythe Levine of Handmade Nation – Link.
Writer Margaret Killjoy and artist of Colin Foran of SteamPunk Magazine have released a long-form version of their article from issue no. 3: “A SteamPunk’s Guide to the Apocalypse.” It is available as a free download (donations kindly accepted) or can be purchased in a dead tree edition for $5. Choosing where to locate a […]
Kristen writes: Did you clean out your house for the new year? Have craft supplies you don’t want anymore? Don’t know what to do with them? We have an answer for you. Come meet Kristen, owner of Schmancy and curator of Plush You and Moxie, needle felting master and local artist for our first, Sunday […]
The Make Photo Pool isn’t the only spot to see evidence of user ingenuity – Check out the Evil Mad Scientist Auxiliary photo pool on Flickr. Looks like people are having a lot of fun with various EMS projects like the interactive LED kit seen above. There’s a bunch of great photo groups to join […]
Named after the United States Bowling Congress’ (USBC) former testing facility employee Harry Lawrence, this computerized bowling robot is part of a two year study of bowling ball motion and how new technologies can influence and effect lane conditions and scoring in the popular sport. Pretty crazy video with details on the motion tracking aspect […]
