Month: July 2008

The science of glass

The science of glass

NYTimes on the science of glass… It is well known that panes of stained glass in old European churches are thicker at the bottom because glass is a slow-moving liquid that flows downward over centuries. COMPLEX Glass in sheet and molten forms. Glass transition differs from usual phase transition. Well known, but wrong. Medieval stained […]

Elastypography Font

Elastypography is an interesting font by Sarah Kahn made with stretched elastic bands. You can learn how to make your own handwriting font in the current issue of CRAFT. via Today and Tomorrow. From the pages of CRAFT: 08: “Computer Cursive: Create your own digital handwriting font,” by Natalie Zee Drieu. pgs 128-129. Preview it […]

BurdaStyle Launches How To Series

Last night BurdaStyle launched their new How To series at the fabulous Mood fabric store in Manhattan. If you don’t know Mood already, it is the store where Project Runway contestants get their fabric for challenges. First, we got some information about how to select fabric for projects and then Mood owner Eric Sauma gave […]