Month: September 2007

Amy Earles Paper Dolls

I’ve been an Amy Earles fan for a few years now, and I’m so happy she’s started up a blog and an Etsy shop (both go by the name Wool & Water). Her storybook-like gouache paintings are sometimes dreamy, sometimes sinister–but always totally unique. She’s also been making paper doll sets inspired by her paintings, […]

Updated Handmade Nation Trailer

There’s a newly-updated Handmade Nation trailer online and ready for viewing! As director Faythe Levine notes, the new clip includes: A bit of the footage from our previous one and a lot of new faces including peeps from: Poketo, Needles & Pens, Little Otsu, Jenny Hart, Reform School and more! We are still chugging along […]

The Hexipod 3

The Hexipod 3

Brian writes in – I built this a few years ago. I had seen all the nice hexapod kits from lynxmotion. I figured I could do the same thing, but for less money. So I got 12 servos, an OOPic microcontroller (www.oopic.com), and a bunch of basswood from the local hobby shop. I had just […]

Tiny photos

Tiny photos

Pop Sci has an amazing gallery from Nikon’s annual Small World Competition, some of the photos are of subjects less than half a millimeter! Link. Pictured here, Erpobdella octoculata (fresh water leech), magnified 25x. Photograph by Vera Hunnekuhl

Making things in China

Making things in China

Bunnie posted up more in the “Made in China” videos/article series. It’s a really interesting view in to what actually goes in design, development and bringing a product to market when you go overseas, in this case the open source “Chumby” a Wi-Fi clock-like companion that does interactive applications… Link. More: Made in China: Automation […]