GeekDad Day at the Wired Holiday Store This Saturday (today)… MAKE has some items at the store too! Ken writes- If you haven’t heard the word via Twitter or elsewhere, here’s the official plug: GeekDad has been invited to curate three “GeekDad Days” at the Wired Holiday Store in New York this year, and the […]
Nerdy physics/astronomy humor FTW. If you don’t get it (and it’s OK if you don’t, really), you might refer to Wikipedia’s article on blue shift. You can buy variations of this bumper sticker all over the web, but I’ve no word, alas, on how to score one of these official APS versions. [via Neatorama]
We’re celebrating the launch of our new site this week with daily giveaways! Today’s giveaway is a Gypsy from Provo Craft! Gypsy is the handheld design studio to use with your Cricut! Just sign up for the CRAFT Newsletter to be eligible to win. If you are already subscribed, you’re already entered! We’ll close this […]
These ribbon rings would be a fun accessory to whip up for any of the holiday parties you might be attending this season. Jessica of Happy Together shows you how to create them and add embellishments of your choice.
A group effort from the minds and hands of Alvaro Cassinelli, Daito Manabe, Kuribara Yusaku & Ishikawa Masatoshi – scoreLight (we covered an earlier demo prior) can be seen above fascinating visitor’s to Tokyo’s Miraikan science museum – “scoreLight” is a prototype musical instrument capable of generating sound in real time from the lines of […]
Gareth @ MAKE writes about this adorable Keepon Bento: We know that people fall in love with their robots, and that’s a fine thing, and we know the Keepon is particularly designed to create emotional bonds. But Keepon meatballs? Keepon broccoli? Hey, whatever floats your boat. I DO love the art of Bento, ever since […]
MÃ¥rten Bergkvist’s elegantly simple sequencer installation – The Water drop sequencer is an interactive sound installation. It creates sound by water drops falling on suspended iron bars with piezo elements attached. The viewer or performer can control which tones will be played by placing water bottles upside down in holes that are centred over the […]
