Machine Scrapes Oreos Clean of Cream
Portland based artist and physicist David Neevel loves Oreos, but can’t stand the creamy filling. Logically, he built a machine that auto-magically decimates the part of the cookie he doesn’t like.
Month: February 2013
5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Things About Matthew Borgatti
Matthew Borgatti’s body of work is impressive not only for his sleek designs and out-of-the-box thinking, but for the sheer variety.
Lego Peristaltic Syrup Pump
I spent a rather absurd amount of time last summer trying to build my own peristaltic pump — which delivers liquids through a food-safe tube by massaging it. So when I saw Miguel Valenzuela’s Lego peristaltic pump at Maker Faire New York, I was stoked! It goes with his PancakeBot, which uses Lego robotics to […]
Superpowers, Monsters, Heavy Metal, and Game Controllers
Brooklyn, N.Y.-based Pop Chart Lab produces engaging visual taxonomies, cartographies, compendiums, charts, and graphs. There’s something so satisfying about seeing strange data organized visually. Topics covered include The Illustrious Omnibus of Superpowers (featuring 300 heroes, anti-heros, villains, and beasts), The Diabolical Diagram of Movie Monsters, the Periodic Table of Heavy Metals (covering 303 head-banging bands), […]
Table Numbers Three Ways
able numbers are an important part of any event where folks need to be directed where to go.
DIY Fringe for Your Boots
Glitter Mint serves up a great way to upgrade a simple pair of boots by adding detachable fringe. Yes please!
Dip Dot Flower Votive
With all of the crazy weather a good portion of the country is facing today, this cheery spring project is a welcomed read.
