Giant Lenticular Rabbit Graffiti
This lenticular graffiti is by ROA in London. [via Wooster Collective]
Year: 2009
New in the Maker Shed: Solar Grasshopper Kit
The snap-together solar powered grasshopper kit teaches how solar energy can be used to generate electricity. It’s an easy to assemble electronics kit that’s great for first-time experimenters with little or no experience. Ages 10 and up.
Reminder: live 3D printing webcast with MAKE and MakerBot at 1pm
Have you seen the rad pentominoes animal puzzle that Make: Online Contributing Writer Sean Ragan made using OpenSCAD? Check out his tutorial for this open solid 3D modeling software and then join us on Ustream at 1pm EST (10am PST) where we’ll be printing the puzzle pieces in a live webcast. Sean and I will […]
Haute tech fur phones and flash drives
Furry Objects is a series by Danish artist Magnhild Disington that mixes scraps of fur with cell phones and flash drives. [via Core77]
How-To: Recycled Gift Tags
Every year, after the holidays I sort through the Christmas cards we’ve received and cut some of them up to use as gift tags for the following year. I plan on doing that again this year, but in the meantime I decided to use a stack of craft fair postcards to make some really flash […]
New in the Maker Shed: Atari punk console kit
The Atari punk console kit is a simple and fun sound generator that would make a great stocking stuffer. The original circuit was developed by Forrest M. Mims III.
Google SketchUp Sculptures
Unsolicited Fabrications is a series of sculptures by Stephanie Syjuco. She recreated others’ SketchUp creations in easy-to-find materials. I love how they look half real and half modeled, since the colors and patterns closely match those of the SketchUp models. Although Syjuco appropriated these designs, she credited these “collaborators” in the installation in Dublin. [via […]
