André simulates what might it might be like if the elements of a video test pattern suddenly broke rank and became free of their eternally monotonous task. It’s worth mentioning that the video was created entirely in FinalCut and the music was recorded by Penguin Cafe Orchestra.
Baking Bites found this cool cake pan with configurable blocks that makes creating letters and number-shaped cakes easy. Thanks Anna.
Keeper of the Robot Room David Cook put together an excellent collection of workbench tips, covering a variety of situations and materials familiar to circuit makers out there. Even if you’re perfectly content with your current methods there’s likely at least one little trick/technique the article can show you. Great stuff. – Prototyping breadboard tips
I say again unto you noble blog-reader – take heed of a gathering born from sonic discovery and construction, best known by its moniker “Handmade Music”. Signals will be sounded and noises will be nurtured in the name of all musical makers – and there’s gonna be free beer! See firsthand, the following items of […]
If you’re in the Bay Area this weekend, check out the jewelry studio sale at Kris Nations in Oakland. Jewelry Studio Sale Saturday, Jan 17, 11-4 2828 Filbert St. Oakland/Emeryvile
It’s funny how you can use a technology countless times and the knowledge of how it works can still rank somewhere between very little and zero. In the spirit of taking things apart and in the interest of getting to know everybody’s favorite media format in more intimate detail, Björn Edström dissected the MP3 format […]
In response to yesterday’s post about creating lenticular images by splicing two photos together, MAKE reader Benedikt Seidl sent us a utility that makes the slightly tedious job a bit easier. Some years ago i made a php-script for Lenticular images. You can also make one Lenticular image from three pictures and choose how many […]
