Glitch Art
Glitch Art is abstract art inspired by computer crashes and digital data by British artist Ant Scott – there are some interesting images on the site that compare glitches to electron scans, great stuff… [via] – Link.
Craft & Design
From traditional crafts to modern crafts, we’re covering news and interesting projects to educate you and keep you inspired. Design trends and pop culture related projects are here to inspire.
Tupperware necklace
Yes that’s right, tupperware, my friends. This colorful necklace is made by Liana Kabel and added to the CRAFT flickr pool. You can check out more of the interesting wares she makes from the vintage knitting needle bracelet to the measuring tape brooch. This gal is one clever crafter! Link.
Christmas peas ornament
Look at more felt ball goodness from Betz White. Here she’s got herself into the holiday spirit with a cute Christmas peas ornament. And it looks like it’s a “snap” to make! (Sorry couldn’t resist the pun here!). Link.
Vertical Stripe Crochet Blanket Pattern
Bella Dia has a crochet blanket pattern that is perfect for using up all your leftover yarns. The blanket shown here uses 27 different colors and looks great! Link.
First person shooter glasses
Artist Aram Bartholl has an excellent pair of first person shooter glasses you can make for that always on DOOM feeling… – “First Person Shooter is the definition for a computer game genre which is played in the first person view while shooting is the main action of the game. A typical element of the […]
Recycled patchwork mat
Lizette Greco added this to the CRAFT flickr pool. Lizette says, “This past summer I asked my sister-in-law if she had any clothes I could recycled into toys. She gave me her favorite travel shirt that she used to wear everywhere she traveled, hiked, rode horseback, etc. She wore it last when she was in […]
Zune Guts
MAKE pal Bunnie took apart and posted high res photos of the new Microsoft Zune music & video player (passed on an extended warranty) – I’m not sure what he’s up to, but it’s something awesome I’m sure…. The Zune uses a Freescale iMX31L processor (can run Linux it seems)… [via] – Link.