Lizette Greco added this to the CRAFT flickr pool. Lizette says, “This past summer I asked my sister-in-law if she had any clothes I could recycled into toys. She gave me her favorite travel shirt that she used to wear everywhere she traveled, hiked, rode horseback, etc. She wore it last when she was in […]
MAKE pal Bunnie took apart and posted high res photos of the new Microsoft Zune music & video player (passed on an extended warranty) – I’m not sure what he’s up to, but it’s something awesome I’m sure…. The Zune uses a Freescale iMX31L processor (can run Linux it seems)… [via] – Link.
Spluch sent in a link to some amazing face sculptures made out of matchsticks. Link.
I can’t tell exactly what’s going on here, but it looks like this electro-exerciser has been modded to make you twitch (shock) based on the music, one of the videos has it plugged in to a Ninentdo DS I think – fun stuff… – “reductronic is a old system to exercise the muscles of the […]
From the CRAFT flickr pool, Jenny Ryan of Sew Darn Cute and Felt Club created this toy snake for the upcoming gallery show “Dinosaur Party” at Giant Robot in San Francisco (617 Shrader St.). Featuring the work of: Martin Cendreda, Jaime Zollars, Saejeen Oh, Susie Ghahremani, Steven Weissman, Souther Salazar, Carleen Cotter, Gary Baseman, Calef […]
Edmond put pong on an Oscilloscope, he writes – “…I created a vector-based, two-player Pong game on an analog oscilloscope. Two potentiometer knobs functioned as the paddle controllers, and A/D converters translated the voltage set by the controllers into coordinate information for the players’ paddles. The XY mode of oscilloscope enabled two voltage inputs to […]
How fun to find a treasure like this at a flea market. What looks like an old book on the outside is not a book at all but a misprint which is filled with blank pages. Yet almost forty of the pages inside are filled with drawings dating back to Chicago in 1913. I love […]
