This classic Warhammer 40,000-style wargaming model is actually the work of the Games Workshop studio team, and was produced for an example battle in GW’s 2007 Apocalypse rulebook. Individual modelers, as far as I can tell, are not credited. There are more pictures on the GW website, and I find them especially interesting because they show the model both before and after painting.
These days, it seems like everyone and their sister is sporting flattering dresses with asymmetrically layered skirts. With this asymmetrical ruffle dress tutorial from Suzannah at Adventures in Dressmaking, you can make a hot little number that’s all your own. Next step: find a party that’s fancy enough to handle your new look!
I stumbled on Peggy Dembicer’s amazing beaded portrait of the Johnny Depp Mad Hatter character over on Flickr this weekend. I love that she also included a video with details on the making of the piece. It took about 35 hours of construction time, which includes the designing and will include the finishing, which means […]
Join us Wednesday evening for the next episode of Make: Live, our streaming show and tell! Episode 18 celebrates the release of the new MAKE magazine, all about toys and games you can make yourself.
Dangerous Prototypes forum participant pppd described his door lock reminder that buzzes to remind him to lock his apartment door. It consists of an ATtiny13 with two reed switches and a buzzer. I don’t know about you guys but I constantly catch myself wondering whether I have locked my apartment door or not. I never […]
Though described as an “electronic instrument” and an “orchestra…composed of levitating balls whose physical height determines their volume,” London design group Poietic Studio’s “Floating Orchestra,” cool as it is, cannot possibly be producing the big, bold, brassy sounds of The Benny Goodman Orchestra that accompany their embedded video, above. Which naturally leads me to wonder what it really sounds like.
