How-To: Creeps (Spicy Marshmallow Creepers)
Instructables user bwrussell put together this clever tutorial for making “Creeps,” which are spicy marshmallow versions of the Creepers from Minecraft.
Month: April 2013
Edible Tableware
From Italian bread bowls to Mexican corn tortilla, the practice of edible tableware isn’t new, but it’s not exactly on the same level Altered Appliances exhibition project. Here the rolling pins aren’t just kitchen implements for rolling dough. They’re design tools; so called “rollware.”
Voice-Activated Instruments at NYC’s Clocktower Gallery
Perennial music maker and sound artist Ranjit Bhatnagar will be exhibiting The Singing Room for one week only in May at NYC’s Clocktower Gallery.
Super Awesome Sylvia Goes to Washington
Super Awesome Sylvia is one of favorite young makers. Her passion for making is infectious. So it was a real thrill for us and makers everywhere when we learned she was selected to go to the White House Science Fair yesterday to show her stuff and meet the man in charge: President Obama.
Robots Rejoice: MAKE Volume 34 is Here!
We are excited to announce that MAKE’s Volume 34 is here and on sale now. The new issue is filled with 21 projects and includes a special “Robot Uprising” section filled with half a dozen robot projects and profiles of robot makers. The cover features Eric Stackpole, one-half of the inspiring OpenROV project, a maker-made underwater robot with a great story behind it. There’s also a project to build your very own CoffeeBot, a simple, programmable robot with a perky personality. There’s even a project to turn a tube of Blistex into a small linear actuator, a robot-ready mechanism for creating straight line motion.
How Watch-Part Motorcycles Are Made
Toronto-based artist Dan Tanenbaum has been making miniature motorcycles exclusively out of vintage watch parts since 2010. He began by collecting classic timepieces and now he spends his days making custom pieces to order. We’ve previously featured other similar artists, but what sets Dan’s work apart is his unique style, sense of photographic humor, and […]
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