Tiffany at Art Food AND Motherhood informs us that it’s Polaroid Week on Flickr! She’s got a great roundup of tips on her blog for caring and storing your Polaroid photos and later in the week will include some DIY framing ideas and simple display ideas for your Polaroid photos. Tiffany also has an i […]
Designed for use with the Pocket Piano shield for Arduino, Marc Nostromo’s Squealer synthesis engine– The engine implements a small monosynth with a few waveforms, a HP/BP/LP continuous resonant filter, decay and a few little own tricks that  generate a LOT of aliases, making a great dirty digital synth. Since the Pocket Piano has only […]
A tutorial on how to build a prop replica of one of those District 9 guns that makes intelligent, loving, civilized creatures explode with a nauseating SPLAT. I want one!
Clever and simple costume via PT @ MAKE: “Low Resolution.”
One of my favorite parts of the holiday season is watching A Christmas Story and laughing hysterically (even after all these years!) This embroidery from Flickr user glazedangel101 immediately caught my attention. I love all the details from the movie, like the soap, the bunny costume and – of course – the very awesome leg […]
Dino sent us this vid demonstrating some potential audio effects resulting from landline-to-cellphone delay times. Strictly speaking “reverb” is usually considered as sound delays with no discernible separation – but hey, who’s counting? Good clean fun to try at home- would definitely be cool to see this effect taken advantage of in a live performance […]
This project came in as en entry for MAKE’s microcontroller-themed Halloween contest, and is sadly ineligible for lack of use of a microcontroller, but they’re the most impressive Where the Wild Things Are costumes I’ve ever seen. Kadijah Moss Guidry writes in: Well we loved the characters so much and my twin daughters really wanted […]
