Geometric Laptop Case
Fabric Paper Glue posted a sweet modern geometric laptop case to keep your computer safe AND fabulous. Bonus: This is a project that you could use those little fabric scraps for. I never know what to do with those.
Year: 2013
Producing Music with Produce – J.Views and the MaKey MaKey
One of the best parts about the MaKey MaKey is that anyone can pick it up and use it right out of the box. But what happens when you put in the hands of a musical professional?
Miniature Landscapes from Cut Out Newspaper
Artist Pat Shannon creates sculptures from newspapers by cutting away everything but the images to produce a miniature landscape.
5, 4, 3, 2, 1 Things About Edwin Wise
Special effects specialist Edwin Wise has contributed several projects to the pages of MAKE over the years, including the classic animatronic Flying Crank Ghost, the sound wave visualizing Chladni Plate, and the PVC air cannon Boom Stick, to name a few.
People Watching with “Social Observer” Natalia Buckley
Natalia Buckley is a hacker, designer, and creative technologist. She’s originally from Poland and now live in Brighton on England’s south coast, a city famed for its appetite for experimentation. “I’m just making speculative things, that don’t necessarily fully exist in the real world, but help us learn something,” she says. “I’m a social observer. The sole reason I make things is to learn something about other people. Because I find other people fascinating. My work in technology is basically about people. People constantly interact with technology and I can make technology to watch them do stuff!”
Sewing Cabinet Drink Table and Cooler
This fantastic cooler is pictured outside, but I’m thinking I would want to keep this in my craft room at all times.
Shelby Arnold’s Pop-Up Concertina
NYC Resistor member Shelby Arnold has a cool new project: a concertina-folded illustrated notebook complete with popups! The Pop-Up Concertina is an accordion-folded booklet with pop-ups, covered on both sides with drawings I made using a bunch of .005 micron pens over the course of several months. (…) You can look at it page by […]
