Crab Fu sent in one of the best steam powered sites yet, he also detailed why – #1 he’s got quite an amazing collection, make sure to look through all of the eye candy on his site, as well as a virtual walk-though display of his collection. The detailed info and history talks about every […]
Phil Hansen painted influences in his life, on himself, for 20 hours… 30 different people that influenced my life were painted one on top of another on my torso. I either painted a picture of the person or an object that represents the person. …People are also wondering how long it took. I spent 20 […]
Guido writes – Originally I wanted to write the next article about a weather station based on the avr web server. Based on a request from a customer I decided then to develop this circuit first. The weather station comes next. There are a number of interesting aspects/problems here which could also be useful for […]
Artist K. Lo Bue makes amazing Victorian era works from metal, bone and all sorts of interesting materials – check out the rings too… Pictured here – What Mr. Darwin saw… What Mr. Darwin Saw. 2006. Steel spigot handle, Victorian serving fork, Victorian umbrella handle, opal, paua shell, steel, velvet, etched and oxidized brass, paper, […]
Heather Baily has some inspiring work up right now on her blog. I love this quilt she’s making out of hexagons to form this cool flower pattern. Link.
SheekGeek has a lot of great educational robotics kits for all ages… Picture here, The W.A.S.P – The W.A.S.P Original Robotic Kit is designed to help introduce children age 12 and up to robotics, electronics, and mechanics. The name W.A.S.P stands for “Wiggling and Spinning Photovore” which describes the action and the type of the […]
Every month on the Paper Quilt blog 12 paper packets are sent out to 12 artists who will create their own piece of the quilt. Pictured above is piece created by artist Tiel Seivl-Keevers. Check out this inspiring project. New paper quilts happen each month. Link.
