The latest DIY ideas, techniques and tools for creating and editing digital photos and videos, as well as how to make your own still and video cameras.
Bring to Light took place last weekend as New York’s incarnation of Nuit Blanche, an international night time arts festival. The Bring to Light organizers invited artists to make site specific installations of light, sound, performance, and projection art in the Greenpoint neighborhood of Brooklyn. Among the artists were Sean McIntyre and Reid Bingham, who created this long exposure, programmable rainbow maker they call Rainbow Tracer.
Highlights from the MAKE Flickr pool this week include more life-size transformers, a geodesic dome made of bamboo, a side-by-side hybrid bicycle with a surfboard in between, and more! Check it out!
Here are some cool things we saw in the CRAFT Flickr Pool this week: Fall Harvest Bib Necklace in Crochet, by meekssandygirl a fuzzy rainbow, by lilfishstudios Owl Sewing Button, by fizzee* Teal Ombre Headband, by craftish A few bright colors…, by woolly fabulous
“How Hard Can It Be” is a new DIYer show on the National Geographic Channel this Sunday, October 2nd, at 8 pm. The show stars Vin Marshall, Paul Carson, and Eric Gocke as they create outlandish projects like the UP house, a homemade rocket, and a robo-sub. Check out the video, it looks awe-some!
I can’t think of a better name for a person who build pole cameras than Polster. And fortunately for Jim, that is his last name. In addition to being the proprietor of Longshot Camera Systems, Jim is also a broad spectrum maker.
Looking for a nice way to turn your Instagram photos into a lasting keepsake? Blurb has created a simple tool that turns your photos into a fantastic looking book.
Rounding-up the best and most beautiful shots in the MAKE Flickr pool this week was a real challenge. The popularity of the pool has been taking off over the past few weeks; that plus the “high tide” in the aftermath of World Maker Faire NY means tons of great images I wasn’t able to include here!
