The Electric Giraffe Goes to Washington
When the President invites you to his house, you move heaven and earth and an 18-foot robot to get there.
Month: November 2014
AgIC Will Make Your Conductive Ink Sketches Erasable
It’s extremely fun to draw circuits with conductive ink markers, but what happens when you accidentally draw a short circuit? Rather than starting all over, AgIC aims to save your masterpiece with their latest product, the Erasable Circuit Marker. Their latest Kickstarter makes revising paper circuits as easy as correcting pencil sketches. Perhaps the most […]
The Fortress of Sugar Crystals
An ordinary jar of sugar crystals being grown by Maika of Geyser of Awesome was transformed into a sweet, little sanctuary of solace with the simple addition of a small Superman figurine.
How-To: Faux Tin Can Luminaries from Paper
Get the look of tin can luminaries without the hassle of hammering metal all day. Check out this clever cheat using paper from the Silhouette blog
Make Your Own Maps: DIY on GIS Day
Today’s the 15th annual GIS Day, “the annual salute to geospatial technology and its power to transform and better our lives” with over 700 events around the world. For example, in Indiana, drone-heads will collect GIS data with UAVs. WTH is GIS, you ask? GIS stands for Geographic Information System, or sometimes people call it geospatial information studies. It’s your […]
Beatles Iotacons Blanket From Granny Squares
Andy Rash’s illustration of The Beatles was turned into a beautiful blanket made from crocheted granny squares by Silvia Usón.
How-To: Cute and Funny Speech Bubble Patch
I’m looking at my mending pile–including one pair of pants with a split seat–and thinking that things could get pretty hilarious pretty quickly with this cute and funny speech bubble patch tutorial!
