The Mona Lisa in Thread Spools
Advertising agency République recreated the Mona Lisa from 1292 spools of thread for the window display of a tailor shop in Beirut, Lebanon.
Advertising agency République recreated the Mona Lisa from 1292 spools of thread for the window display of a tailor shop in Beirut, Lebanon.
Pulling a rabbit out of a hat is a neat trick. But how about wowing crowds of kids with an old suitcase that performs magic thanks to 18 synchronized, Arduino-powererd servos that whir about hidden from view?
In many respects Mario “the Magician” Marchese, with his narrow suspenders and pork pie hat, is an old-school magician. He performs on the sidewalks of New York City with with nothing but the power of his voice and a bag full of tricks that looks like old timey, slapstick gags — epaulets that unexpectedly pop up in the air, banners that “accidentally” fall behind him, and spinning ribbons on his lapel.
Artist David Turner creates illustrations of 8-bit graphic simulations, such as an atomic particle or the development of an explosion, from a colorful palette perler beads!
This week in the MAKE Flickr pool we saw…
Michigan-based audiophile Ross Hershberger has shared three great projects on the pages of MAKE. First he showed us how to turn good vintage speakers into great modern ones with the EconoWave Speakers. Then he wowed us with his see-through, bare-bones Squelette amp project. And most recently, he shared step-by-step for his MonoBox Powered Speaker, stylishly […]
Need some crafty inspiration? Here are some of the cool things we saw in the CRAFT Flickr Pool this week!
Toronto-based maker Gus Dassios’ Dice Popper project gives me flashbacks of hours spent playing Trouble back in the day. There’s just something so satisfying about pushing the plastic bubble and watching the dice tumble. Gus shared his super simple how-to on the pages of MAKE Volume 33, and you can check it out on Make: […]