See inside fruits and veggies! Insideinsides has several of your favorites: broccoli, watermelon, and durian. Using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), individual “slices” of the object are shown in sequence to form an animation. Above: corn, artichoke, and broccoli. Check out some animations after the jump! [via @melanarchy]
This pea pod pendant from Cathe of Just Something I Made is not only cute, but is brilliantly made from repurposed materials. Head on over to Cathe’s blog to see the unlikely objects she used to create the pendant and learn how you can make one for yourself.
More beautiful CC-licensed element photography from Wikipedia user alchemist-hp. Since I last wrote about his work, alchemist-hp has updated his (German) Wikipedia page with a clickable periodic table chronicling his ongoing quest to photograph each of the 94 naturally-occurring chemical elements. Right now he’s at 36.
Yes, it’s a log. It’s also an iPod speaker with quality sound called the iTree. Austrian designers KMKG worked with speaker company Lenz to design the 130-pound curiosity.
From the MAKE Flickr pool Flickr member Laen superimposed his PCB design over a pic of the finished product and well, it just looks darn cool.
Creative re-use is always a plus. Check out this Joby Gorillapod being used as an iPad stand.
Our intrepid pal Jeri Ellsworth is at it again. Recently, she attended the Extreme California, the big arcade and pinball machine meet-up. Always following her own “Did you bring a hack?” ethos, Jeri whipped together this awesome, jumbo joystick, using parts from a plastic dome lamp, PVC pipe, some other home store parts, and lots […]
