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Sean Michael Ragan
I am descended from 5,000 generations of tool-using primates. Also, I went to college and stuff. I am a long-time contributor to MAKE magazine and makezine.com. My work has also appeared in ReadyMade, c't – Magazin für Computertechnik, and The Wall Street Journal.
Latest from Sean Michael Ragan
08/01/2009
ZeroEdge Aquariums makes these groovy continuously-overflowing fish tanks. I’m afraid to ask what they cost, but it seems like a...
08/01/2009
I love old-style manually-operated tools. They frequently feature in my survivalist fantasies: the zombies come, the power grid collapses, and...
08/01/2009
I really like this simple accent lamp by designer Richard Lawson. It lights up when placed in the upright position....
08/01/2009
Julie Yu, a post-doc at San Francisco’s Exploratorium, has a really good collection of unusual home lab activities on her...
07/30/2009
About a year ago Marc linked to the original version of this tutorial on my personal page. This is a...
07/28/2009
My pal Ross Connard is a Junior at the Pratt Institute and has a student job as a technician in...
07/26/2009
My post last week about shadowgraphy and Schlieren photography generated a lot of enthusiastic responses and not a few requests...
07/25/2009
John Rausch’s Puzzle World website showcases some incredible and ingenious objects from Rausch’s own puzzle collection, and from those of...
07/25/2009
Well, to laser-etch, anyway. Brooklyn tattoo artist Scott Campbell makes these laser-cut stacks of $1 bills. Recently shown at a...
07/25/2009
Artist Oscar Diez created this amazing calendar, made of different types of paper and special inks, which is carefully designed...
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