Jeff Nishinaka conjures up so much drama from the most simple media of all, white paper. Thin, pure, flawless shapes seem to harness the shadows themselves to reach their full potential. His work is art, craft and sculpture of the finest class.
Congratulations to Marie from Portland, OR for winning the $50 worth of Subversive Cross Stitch merchandise in our recent giveaway. Thank you everyone for all the great replies in the entries. Take a visit to the Subversive Cross Stitch shop and pick up a pattern or kit to work on this summer!
Besides the velcro-backed patch itself, each p8tch comes with a unique user ID and password that lets you redirect its hard-coded URL to any personal URL you want, whenever you want, as many times as you want.
Hacker “RenderMan” was sporting this Arduino-controlled EL wire coat at HOPE. Tres Tron! RenderLabs (his site, no docs on the coat)
Mollie of Wild Olive shares these great portable ironing boards that were made for her by her father. For crafting, I like to be able to be in other parts of the house sometimes, especially when natural light (for photos) is needed. Small ironing boards are very handy, but still a little bulky.These are just […]
KRON Channel 4 (Bay Area station) ran a nice segment yesterday on Maker Faire Bay Area 2010. Check it out. Best of the Bay
Squishy Circuits is a project to teach kids about electricity and electronics by having them form circuits out of Play-Doh-like dough — with two varieties, conductive and insulating. Squishy Circuits were developed at the University of St. Thomas by undergraduate Samuel Johnson and Dr. AnnMarie Thomas. The purpose of their development is to facilitate electronics […]
