Pausations, an installation by Australian-born artist Ian Burns, uses lightbulbs and magnifying glasses to project the words onto the wall. It was on display at the Armory Show last week. [via colossal]
The folks over at iFixit did a number on the latest from Apple. Giving the iPad2 a repairability score of just 4/10, highlights on this teardown include a switch from clips to heavy use of adhesive and a crappy rear-facing camera. On the upside, Apple chose to stick with standard phillips screws rather the pentalobular screws introduced recently.
Brooklyn-based graphic designer Aymie Spitzer is challenging herself to carve a linocut letter every day for the month of March. Her typeface of choice? Champion Gothic because of her “deep rooted affection with its ampersand.” [via swissmiss] More: 30 Days of Creativity start today Instrument-a-Day project
Any Easter Egg Hunt would be instantly infused with extra fun if the kids were carrying these awesome wool felt bags from Molly’s Sketchbook at the Purl Bee. Rows of jumbo ric rac make anything better! Love it.
Weekly Flickr Pool Round Up For March 13, 2011, at Make: Online.
This week in the CRAFT Flickr pool, we saw: my stuffed animal dress! by MissMalaprop, balance board by elsiemarley, with tutorial, and Knitted Dalek: Geekiest, Awesomest Baby Gift Ever, by kpwerker,
Earlier this year Natalie posted about a CasaSugar interview with illustrator James Gulliver Hanckock as he attempts to draw all the buildings in New York. I’ve been a big fan of his blog ever since, so I was excited to see last week’s post showing you that you can find buildings in the most unusual […]
