Quirky Montreal artist and fabricator Ian Langohr’s latest creation is this fantastic Cthulhu mask. Fun fact: Ian finds inspiration in (not surprisingly) horror and fantasy novels and films. But he also enjoys checking out abandoned Montreal factories and watching nature documentaries, like Planet Earth.
Take a tour through Maker Faire Bay Area 2013 with Ontario-based Maker-Faire-oholic and Agnes Niewiadomski. From robots to a lollipop licking machine to Adam Savage’s talk atop a massive desert submarine, Agnes captured photos of an amazing variety of projects and makers.
I was in Paris at the end of April for Ouishare Fest, a conference about the sharing economy. I spent a Friday afternoon visiting Fab Labs in and around Paris, talking to a number of very interesting people who are very interested in the maker movement and understanding how it might be taking shape in France today.
A beautifully presented and detailed teardown of Project Glass by Scott Torborg and Star Simpson. With no idea what lay ahead they took apart, and then put back together, their Glass Explorer Edition.
A couple of years ago, Colorado-based maker Werner Strama decided to make his own Teardrop Camper Trailer from scratch. It took him six months to build and the end result is beautiful and fully functional. Best of all, Werner documented his build in detail and shared his 26-step how-to with us (thanks Werner!). Here in […]
Design buffs out there will love this fun DIY Eames inspired mobile that Grace posted over on Design Sponge. I am totally trying this mid-century homage!
Learn all about batteries in the latest episode of Adafruit Industries’ Circuit Playground — Ladyada and Adabot make a lemon battery! The show is based on the coloring book E is for Electronics.
