Believe it or not, Delphus, the mask pictured above, is folded from one solitary sheet of elephant hide paper (don’t worry, no elephants were harmed or used). Delphus is just one of Joel Cooper’s incredible origami creations. Check out more of his work on his Maker’s Market page, which includes a tutorial on making a […]
Hackers at Minnesota’s Carleton College reportedly decorated their astronomy building to look like a giant R2-D2.
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I love whimsical little urban “reality hacks” like this. I wish there were more of these in our daily lives. See if you can spot all of the other street artists featured in the video (listed in the credits in the end). [Via DudeCraft] Artist Aakash Nihalani’s website
Attention Midwest crafters! It’s time to apply to show your stuff at Maker Faire Detroit! We have a lot of great applications, but we know many of you have been procrastinating or found out late, so get yourself over to the call for makers and show us what you make! The deadline has been extended […]
Believe it or not, Delphus, the mask pictured above, is folded from one solitary sheet of elephant hide paper (don’t worry, no elephants were harmed or used). Delphus is just one of Joel Cooper’s incredible origami creations. Check out more of his work on his Maker’s Market page, which includes a tutorial on making a […]
MAKE subscriber Sam Seide (Oklahoma City, OK) makes these amazing cocktail arcade machines. Here’s his most impressive build to date, a two-player tiny cocktail arcade. Here he gives a pretty extensive tour of the build. Tiny Cocktail Arcade Auction More: Restoring a Pac-Man cocktail arcade machine
