Becky from My Kids Make… has a great holiday kids project. Using your child’s handprints and footprint, have them create an adorable reindeer ornament! Write your child’s name and age on the back, and each year when you decorate your tree see just how much your kids have grown!
This is an illustration from physics professor Peter Alway’s 1995 book Rockets of the World. That little black-and-yellow smudge in the second row, that’s the V-2. Hit the jump for mega-size. Click on the picture to zoom or download the full 3,322×5,079 image here. It’s quite amazing what a monster the Saturn V still is, […]
I’m loving this book Christmas tree made by the folks at Gleeson library in San Francisco last year. [via Laughing Squid and Recyclart]
Our favorite Queens non-profit art collective, Flux Factory, will be holding their annual not-so-silent auction tomorrow, Wednesday December 15th, from 7-10pm at Center 548 in Chelsea, Manhattan. Featuring work by nearly 120 artists, including makers who participated in the World Maker Faire, this annual event is a smorg-arts-bord and great opportunity to pick up some […]
I’m digging these woven computer icons by Micah Schippa, cast under the title “tools at hand” on his site. [via Design For Mankind]
Radar made this video about Diana Eng‘s Fairytale Fashion project, which uses technology, math, and science in the creation of whimsical and surprising garments. More: Fairytale Fashion Show by Diana Eng (video) Holiday Gift Guide 2010: Diana Eng’s Make, Operate, and Wear Guide
I’m digging these woven computer icons by Micah Schippa, cast under the title “tools at hand” on her site. [via Design For Mankind]
