Etsy seller jennspots writes: This “spiked” sculpture is hand-built from porcelain. The spikes are hand-rolled and VERY sharp. If you shake it, you will find that it is also a rattle. Beautiful to look at and wonderful to listen to. This piece is NOT intended for functional use. I think it’s just lovely! (Thanks, Moxie!)
Bangalore-based engineer R.S. Hiremath’s “e-charkha” starts with the the charkha and adds a generator that stores spinning energy.
I wrote about the Doomsday Sound Kit last week, but I didn’t make a video. Since the kit is all about sound, and circuit bending, I decided that I really should post a video. This kit is a great introduction to soldering, circuit-bending, and hacking. I had a lot of fun building this kit, and […]
The Hennepin Crawler looks like a jalopy, but it’s really a big bike, designed by Krank-Boom-Clank, four Santa Rosa, Calif., artists.
“Einstein’s Riddle.”
Commissioned to create an environmental installation for the 2007 Citysol festival, Jasmine Zimmerman used hundreds of plastic bottles to create a functional greenhouse.
Both CRAFT and MAKE magazines were recognized for Maker Faire with a gold medal for Best Series of Events from FOLIO: magazine in their 2009 FAME (FOLIO: Awards for Magazine Events) Awards. I love Maker Faire so much, because it’s a chance to see CRAFT and MAKE come to life, and to connect with other […]
