Dhananjay Gadre is at it again, with a simple yet very useful Instructable for a LED illuminated eye loupe. I always want more light to see the objects I’m trying to magnify. I love how this niftly hack solves that problem!
Model maker and retired farmer Alex Garrard has spent over 33,000 hours bringing his scale model of Herod’s Temple to life. Meticulously researched, it accommodates over 4,000 figures and occupies over 200 square feet.
Maybe it’s ’cause I’m still all aflutter over the new guitar kits in the Shed, but I paid special interest to this guitar pedal board and travel case that MAKE subscriber Ian, of Tiny Little Life, sent to us. He writes: Steps in the construction of a pedalboard that I built for the guitarist in […]
The past couple of months, I’ve been interested in trying out stop-motion animation. I came across Jenni Rope‘s Kiipeilypuu / The Climbing Tree a few days ago, and it makes stop-motion seem very accessible. She uses painted, cut-out paper shapes that appear to morph into one another. It’s set to some sweet music too – […]
Architect Alan Tansey of Brooklyn, NY traced his mouse movement for one day. Click the image to see it full-sized.
Last night many NYC makers, doers, and shakers met at the Martha Stewart Living offices in New York to talk about World Maker Faire, which will take place in September in collaboration with the New York Hall of Science in Flushing Meadows, Queens. Bridgette Vanderlaan from the Maker Faire team posted up some photos to […]
Polar and horizontal mounts of solargraph 35mm pinhole-can cameras. Images captured in Nuremberg, German. Camera: plastic 35mm film cans, paper: Agfa BS310 RC. [Spotted on the MAKE Flickr pool] More nifty solargraphy pics in the Solargraphy Flickr pool. Polar and Horizontal Can-Mount
