I’m blown away by Lori Nix‘s post-Apocalyptic diorama photographs. (Her “Unnatural History” series, which shows a natural history museum askew, is also fabulous.) She builds each diorama from scratch over about seven months and then spends up to three weeks perfecting the lighting and placement of the props. I love this quote from her FAQ: […]
Check out some new knitting tools I got my hands on this winter in this CRAFT Video. Subscribe to the CRAFT Podcast in iTunes, download the m4v video directly, or watch it on YouTube.
Opening TONIGHT! If you happen to find yourself in the greater NYC area, I highly recommend a visit to the grand re-opening of the Museum of the Moving Image. One of the hidden gems of NYC, this museum calls Astoria, Queens home and re-opens this weekend after nearly two years of renovations. I especially recommend […]
Teams of quadrotors autonomously build tower-like cubic structures from modular parts. Work done by Quentin Lindsey, Daniel Mellinger, and Vijay Kumar at the GRASP Lab, University of Pennsylvania.
Marie from Make and Takes has a cute overview of Megamind-themed party decorations she made for her son’s birthday party, from costume attire to goodie bags. Take a look over on the blog.
For the past few weeks I’ve really been grooving on this site, Things Organized Neatly. Who doesn’t find various objects painstakingly laid out in orderly lines and interesting patterns pleasing? What crafter can resist scrolling through image after image of neat and orderly (and surprising) layouts of ordinary objects transformed into the extraordinary? I, for […]
Natalina on Instructables writes: Glögg is a Scandinavian Christmas drink. The recipes vary widely, but all of them use either red wine or port as a base with the addition of mulling spices, sugar and usually other liquors such as brandy or vodka. It’s great to get you through the cold winter season!
