A couple years ago, I lived with some friends that had a baby boy. From the time he was six months old until he was a year-and-a-half, I became closely acquainted with the world of baby toys. Of course, he always wanted to be in my room drooling on my toys, but he had some […]
There is still time left to snatch up some great deals on Maker Faire Bay Area tickets. Buy your tickets before May 12th and save $5 off a day ticket or a whopping $20 off a weekend pass. Advanced purchase weekend passes are going for $30! That’s 18 hours of pure creative inspiration, knowledge, networking, […]
There is still time left to snatch up some great deals on Maker Faire Bay Area tickets. Buy your tickets before May 12th and save $5 off a day ticket or a whopping $20 off a weekend pass. Advanced purchase weekend passes are going for $30! That’s 18 hours of pure creative inspiration, knowledge, networking, […]
John Park, host of Make: television, builds a TinyCylon LED kit from the Maker Shed, and uses it to light up a prop Nerf gun. Get a kit here: http://www.makershed.com/ProductDetails.asp?ProductCode=MKDW1
On Make: online http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2010/03/john_park_maker_shed_tinycylon.html
My eyes were glued to my screen during Tara Young’s “Handmade Portrait” video about Sharon Montrose, a photographer specializing in earnest portraits of animals. Not only does she have a super interesting job, but her photos are beautiful.
This quarter, our theme on Make: Online is “Make: Time & Space.” No, we’re not talking about hacking the underlying fabric of reality (altho, if you have any cool projects in that realm, do ping me!). We’re talking about all of the things you can do to organize your life, both physical and mental, to […]
Backlit-button-lovers of the world – behold the most massive monome yet. The “512” is a super limited production run from pro-maker Brian Crabtree’s Catskill,NY based workshop, and sports the meticulous build quality typical to the monome brand. Check out more pics from his manufacturing process over @ monome.org. And for those still wondering what the […]
