World Maker Faire New York 2014, which opens on Saturday, is held on the site of the New York World’s Fair of 1964, in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park. As Make: CEO Dale Dougherty pointed out, it’s fitting that WMFNY has inherited that space, because it shows how much has changed in 50 years. Back then, the World’s […]
Artist Morgan Gesell has a knack for pointing out the absurd in charmingly crafty ways, like this series of found paintings and photographs that she hilariously adorned with pop culture quotes.
Last night at MakerCon we had a chance to watch a screening of Print the Legend, a documentary that covers the experiences and growth of several startups in the 3D printing industry. The overwhelming consensus was that this was a very enthralling and captivating story. Luckily you’ll be able to watch it soon as it […]
Make your own fun Halloween-inspired frosted skull mirror with this surprisingly simple technique!
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We’ve known Ian Charnas as part of a team that built the wonderfully whimsical Waterfall Swing, which you may have seen at Maker Faire, on “The Today Show”, or on the roof of a museum in Linz, Austria. But Ian’s day job is welcoming about 3,000 visitors a month to through the doors of think[box] at Case Western Reserve University […]
Katherine Hague deals with the newest wearables every day at the Blueprint, a marketplace for new and inventive tech. This exposure gives her some insight into what is really going on in the market place, and she has some ideas about where it will go in the future. Her talk at MakerCon discussed some […]
Create your own gorgeous glass designs in custom colors with this DIY marbled glassware tutorial!
