Paulbo of FangleTronics shows how he created an awesome glow-in-the-dark wall on which kids (and adults, of course) can write and draw with LED pens. I’m happy it’s a three-day weekend, because I’m seriously tempted to tackle this project right-this-very-minute. [via Filth Wizardry]
Gareth @ MAKE points us to these cardboard toilet paper tube dioramas by Anastassia Elias.
Mitch Altman will be a guest on Adafruit’s ASK AN ENGINGEER live video chat tonight at 10pm ET (Saturday 1/16/2010) – He is inventor of the TV-B-Gone, co-founder of the hacker space NOISEBRIDGE and works with Adafruit & MAKE on the TV-B-Gone kit! We’re very excited to have Mitch in our NYC shop, he’ll be […]
Concrete Canvas shelters look like an amazing way to deliver shelter to emergency situations. The building arrives in an airtight bag, is pulled out with a vehicle and inflated. The building can be deployed by just two people (and a bit of machinery) in 45 minutes. After squirting with water, the concrete impregnated fabric sets up and is ready for use in 24 hours. Covering it with an earthen berm helps keep it temperature controlled, and the interior can be kept as a sterile environment.
(Photo by: Laura Malek) During our Craft Spaces interviews, we posed a couple of questions relating to crafting on the go to our spotlighted crafters. One of the questions we asked was: How do you organize your craft space to allow for quick pick-up-and-go crafting? (Possibly for workshop teaching?) Find out the answers from the […]
West Broad and Alps Bus Stop by Christopher Fennell… via . The Bus Shelter is made from 3 old school buses, years: 62, 72 and 77. The seat is from one of Atlanta’s decommissioned city buses.
One of a crafter’s best friends is no doubt the digital camera, and the clever minds over at Photojojo have a great suggestion about how to summon your lost camera — before it’s ever lost. They go through the steps of crafting a series of perfect photos that live on your memory cards and urge […]
