Here the final note on the “BristleBots” we’ve been covering here – Lenore from Evil Mad Scientist writes – Pat Murphy of Klutz will be sending out a note shortly to let everyone know that Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories will be receiving acknowledgment in the next printing of Invasion of the BristleBots as well as […]
Here’s the torrent of Episode 8 of Make: television! Episode 108: Watershed Sculptures & Miniature RobotsWe journey upstream with environmentalist Dan McCormick, a maker who crafts intricate watershed sculptures out of woven willow. In the Workshop, John Park shows how to build lively and inexpensive miniature robots. Mister Jalopy reveals the hidden treasures of his […]
We’re happy to welcome Oklahoma to the states that are airing Make: television. Those in OK can watch Make: on Mondays at 10pm starting February 23 on Oklahoma Educational Television. Those of you in Tulsa can also see Make: on Fridays at 1pm on RSU Public Television. Any MAKE Magazine fans in Oklahoma? Tell about […]
BristleBot day 4 for us… A little update – We received our first email back from Scholastic today… From: “Good, Kyle” Date: February 20, 2009 11:21:40 AM EST Subject: RE: “bristlebots” book from klutz As we said, in light of this misunderstanding, we’re contacting the folks at Evil Mad Scientist Laboratories in the interest of […]
On this week’s episode of Make: television, Dan McCormick uses trimmings from trees and brush to craft ecological sculptures that control erosion and restore ecosystems. Read more on Dan McCormick and his environmental art at and visit his blog for some cool before and after pictures. In Maker to Maker, Mister Jalopy muses on a […]
Hi Crafters! Phil over at MAKE has a scary report of a sighting he had at Toy Fair in NY yesterday. It’s a terrible thing that can happen to any of us Makers and Crafters. Read on… Phil @MAKE writes: If you recall BristleBots on MAKE back in 2007 it was from our friends and […]
If you recall BristleBots on MAKE back in 2007 it was from our friends and MAKE advisory board members Evil Mad Scientists. Windell and Lenore are tireless makers always sharing and creating – unfortunately it seems that Klutz and Scholastic may have taken their works and ideas without permission. I was waiting until I heard […]
