As April comes to a close, so does our coverage of nerdy style: Geek Chic. We’ve covered everything from bike accessories to ties that don’t suck. Now I want to talk about my fashion staple of choice, the t-shirt. Let’s face it, a roundup of great geeky t-shirts could easily run a hundred shirts with […]
On the last day of Bloom month, I want to share my favorite gardening blog. The Cheap Vegetable Gardener is thrifty and innovative, and all about automation. His projects include computerized grow boxes, and this neat LED project. And for the CVG, its all about the bottom line. He makes like with this screen door […]
German design group Sonice Development GmbH built this large-scale printer, called the Facade Printer.
Another favorite video moment from Maker Faire, which is coming up On May 22nd and 23rd: Christian Ristow’s Hand of Man at Maker Faire Bay Area 2009! That was last year, and for a taste of what’s to come this year, check out Goli’s interview series: MFBA: Interview with Raygun Gothic Rocketship crew MFBA: SolarPump […]
While perusing the BellJar blog yesterday I came across these enchanting cephalopod chandeliers by Adam Wallacavage, a Philadelphia artist who made his start photographing for skate magazines like Thrasher. The chandeliers were born of a maritime infatuation, and sport awesome names such as Miss Fede, Dixie LaRue, and Fenicologia. Inspired by an obsession with the […]
Vanessa Sorenson made the Tweet Sleeve, a wearable display to express your mood, at least according to Twitter. It looks for keywords in your tweets and lights up the sleeve in an according color. [Thanks, Greg Leuch!]
The Pocket Piano Synth kit makes your Arduino into a portable stand-alone music synthesizer.
