Made On Earth โ Ship of Bricks
Malle Hawking needed more than 300,000 Lego bricks to complete his model USS Harry S. Truman.
Year: 2008
HOW TO – Covering Conductive Thread
Marc @ MAKE writes: Lynne Bruning has a nice instructable about using machine embroidery to cover conductive thread. I kind of like the look of the silvery thread, but you might feel differently and want to cover it up. More: New Soft Circuit Kits in the Maker Shed and Massive Soft Electronics Roundup In the […]
Made On Earth โ Spying for Kicks
San Francisco artist Kal Spelletich’s life-sized robot, Kalopticon, toys with the notion of surveillance.
Made On Earth โ Technozoology
Ann Smith’s fanciful avian miniatures are just the latest creations in her growing mechanical menagerie.
Made On Earth โ Gliding on Air
Tom Luczycki set out to build an exhibit to delight children and remind adults of the one device they always wanted to build.
Wrist-theremin is go!
Bogged down by that big old oscillating clunker? Feel the freedom of the SIG Theremin Watch! (Hmmm, I’d be interested in seeing how a wearable theremin antennae performs) Now all we need is the dual mounted helmet version to complete the set. From the MAKE Flickr photo pool Mini-Theremin
Made On Earth โ Avian Spacecraft
Gail Simpson and Aristotle Georgiades, who go by the name Actual Size Artworks, forklifted a 500-pound wooden flying saucer 20 feet up into a grove outside the Abington Art Center.
