Seeing RFID on the cheap
The folks at BERG developed this neat method for visualizing the sensitivity of an RFID reader.
Month: October 2009
“At The Mountains of Madness” prop set
Propnomicon has an ongoing project to assemble a set of props from the fictional Miskatonic University expedition to Antarctica from Lovecraft’s At the Mountains of Madness.
Reaper gravestone
A plastic skull and ribcage, a stick, and some old curtains dunked in gray house paint. From Dave Lowe Design.
How-To: Vintage Wooden Spool Advent Calendar
Cathe Holden’s Vintage Wooden Spool Advent calendar has me swooning. I love the idea of having a spool rack out in the main part of our house as the center of a daily countdown to Christmas. She’s even provided downloadable numbers and tabs to glue to the spools for writing messages or clues. On top […]
Fantasy cartography forum
Cartographer’s Guild is a thriving online community for folks who are interested in making maps of places that do not exist. There are some really beautiful graphics to be found, particularly, in their Cartographer’s Choice forum. Shown at the top of the post is Sapiento’s Post Apocalyptic Amerika, and immediately above is töff’s Map of Ceres: 16th Millenium.
New York Toast
The MakerBot frostruder is coming along, now printing news headlines on toast. Delicious and informative!
Steampunk has jumped the shark
I stole this post title and all from Tiffany of Curious Goods.