For anyone who has ever lamented their lack of access to work space or materials, here is a massive 39-panel mural made by artist Jesse Krimes over the course of his 70-month prison sentence.
Thirteen-year-old Jason Duckering showed off his PVC Pipe Instrument at last year’s Maker Faire Bay Area and as a guest during last summer’s Maker Camp, playing classic songs like Ozzy Osbourne’s “Crazy Train” and Europe’s “The Final Countdown.”
There’s more to the curious sculptures of London-based artist Jonty Hurwitz than first meets the eye, which becomes apparent when a reflective surface steps in to put things into perspective.
Got food on your mind? Well, now you can display your foodie preoccupations on you head with this incredible, handmade fascinators made from wool felt by Maor Zabar Hats.
London-based industrial designer Jeongwon Ji has come up with a practical solution to combat invading mitten crabs. She crunches up their shells and makes a biodegradable plastic she calls “crustic.”
Michal Zalewski walks us through his simple process for casting plastic parts for use in high-tolerance engineering applications.
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