Einstein, who would be 131 today, needs no introduction. The foremost physicist of the 20th Century, he held a position at the Institute of Advanced Study, one of the most storied intellectual centers in the world. Nobel Prize. He published papers on such physics-related topics as molecular physics, thermodynamics, the behavior of photons, statistical mechanics, […]
This wooden puzzle from the Maker’s Market is a delight. The natural wood colors, the amazing detail, and the complex forms of mushrooms all contribute to a piece of challenging puzzle art. I think Xylocopa Design has created something that will capture the attention of mycology lovers and puzzle solvers everywhere.
I love a good juxtaposition of traditional and modern. And I love dishes. This exhibition of all star graffiti artists and their take on tea sets is yet another chance for me to love both at the same time. Within the graffiti context, All City intends to re-interpret some of the most classical Portuguese porcelain […]
Happy Pi Day from Makers Market! This sterling silver Pi Pendant and Pi Earrings from Oregon jewelers Nicholas and Felice would be a great gift for the mathematician, engineer, or scientist in your life.
From the MAKE Flickr pool: Flickr user arms22 built this neat Arduino-based camera, including a LS20031 GPS receiver and a C328 640×480 camera module, with a SD card to store images. The maker provides more information and code on his blog, though it’s in Japanese.
This week in the CRAFT Flickr pool we saw: Par Avion Dress by Liliatodd and Daydream Nation, Paleozoic Sea Creature by Hine, Layered Paper Circles Circle by ljlh*designs, and DIY Memory Branch by The Bottomless Paddling Pool.
I love the “On the Road to Spring” Quilt-Along archives. Thanks to Randi of i have to say… there are 6 lessons that take you through the whole process of making a patchwork quilt and you can go as slow or fast as you want. Her photos on binding a quilt are great, especially for […]
