So you have a budget of about $0 and you don’t want mud on your jacket, what do you do? Well, by using an old corrugated plastic sign and some zip ties you can make a really simple bike fender. OK, it may not be the prettiest fender I’ve seen, but it still has a […]
Willard Wigen makes sculptures a fraction the size of a grain of sand worth millions of dollars via Buzzfeed.
This week in the CRAFT Flickr pool we saw: Knitted R2-D2 Baby Pants HOW TO – Miniature Salad Sci-Fi Cross Stitch Chart Felt Koi
Udi sent in the really cool project that allows you to use your TTL flash off-shoe. Shooting pictures with your flash off-shoe can make for some interesting pictures that would not be possible on-camera. It’s fairly easy to make and will save you about $50. I bought a flash that supports TTL. I wanted to […]
Here are some of my favorite posts form the CRAFT blog this week: HOW TO – Blade Runner Origami Unicorn Shocking Chastity Belt Yarn Phone Book Art Installation HOW TO – Mutoscope
Environmental Graffiti has a roundup of amazing light phenomena photos, with nice pithy explanations of the science. Via Mr.Reid The collision of electronically charged particles in the earth’s upper atmosphere often creates magnificent light displays over the polar regions. The colour depends on the elemental content of the particles – most auroras appear green or […]
Cinghialino has some great photos of Chinese artist Liu Jianhua’s recreation of the Shanghai skyline from dice and poker-chips.
