A group from MIT lead by Karen Gleason and Vladimir Bulovic have developed a process that prints solar cells onto a fabric or paper substrate, thus creating a flexible array capable of withstanding forces applied to objects that are bent or folded without loss of conductivity.
Perspective Lyrique uses Ableton Live to control the output of QC + MadMapper, creating the morphable image of a building projected on to the real building.
Speaking of spoons, Mod Podge Rocks points us to a post from Madigan Made on how to take an ordinary spoon holder and turn it into a glasses holder. I know what I’ll be doing this week!
I have a soft spot for bright colors and glittery things, so I loved this starburst tote from Alexa at The Swell Life. She used a readymade canvas tote and embellished it with fabric paints and glitter transfer sheets. The process is made fairly simple with the aid of a little masking tape.
I am a bit of a chocoholic, so I was intrigued by this positively healthychocolate bean brownie recipe, which turned out to be fantastic! I added in a banana, and my toddler and I downed a few slices in a minute flat. Next time I’m going to add some chocolate chips for extra decadence.
…in a campaign designed by the seoul branch of advertising agency cheil, tesco homeplus supermarket opened last fall a virtual grocery store in a south korea subway station, permitting users to shop using their smartphones.
If you liked Jeromina Juan’s No Carve Stamps how-to earlier this month, you’ll also want to visit her blog to learn how to use ordinary caulk and wooden dowels to make these cute and sturdy ice cream charms. Who knew caulk had so many crafty possibilities?
