A slow day at the office … the final frontier? For the Star Trek fan in every office, you too can build this NCC-1701 Enterprise from junk in your desk drawer. Easy to assemble. Impress your friends. Makes a great gift or holiday ornament. – Build the Starship Enterprise from useless office supplies More: Make […]
This delightfully crazy bugger built a mini-sub 1/10th replica of Captain Nemo’s Nautilus from Disney’s film version of Verne’s 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea, along with replicas of diving suits and undersea rifles from the film. Disney Nautilus homebuilt submarine [via Boing Boing]
The eyeSequencer creates ambient music from the unique pattern of the human iris – Every now and then you see some particullary beautiful eyes … some of them inspired me to use images of eyes to create musical material. I wrote a little framework/application in Processing to help me analyse the image. “Scanners” circulate in […]
(photo by Bre Pettis) Upcoming classes @ Brooklyn’s NYCResistor cover some very awesome topics – Software Programming PHP 001: Getting Started – Nov 8 PHP 101: Variables, Functions, & More – Nov 15 Processing 101: Hello Pixel – Nov 22 Hardware Programming Arduino Programming 102: If Funky, Get Loopy – Nov 9 Arduino Programming 103: […]
I have always wanted to try making my own popcorn on the stove, but thought there was some kind of mystery behind it – something that would make it impossible for me to successfully accomplish. I’m pretty inept when it comes to things cooking-related, so I often miss out on trying something just because I […]
Craftstser user Jacquieg stitched up this gorgeous, improvisationally quilted “wonky log-cabin quilt“, inspired by the work of Denyse Schmidt. She did a great job, and I especially like the random diagonal topstitching.
I love the woodland charm of this walnut trinket box from Inspired Ideas, which you can use to present tiny treasures to your friends this holiday season.
