Month: July 2014

“Build an experience, not a product.” From the editors of Make:, the Maker Pro Newsletter is about the impact of makers on business and technology. Our coverage includes hardware startups, new products, incubators, and innovators, along with technology and market trends.  Please send items to us at  makerpro@makermedia.com. Are you a Maker Pro? We’re compiling a list of […]

If you’ve ever thought about what a dragon’s egg might look like, possibly something scaly would come to mind. If you want to actually build a model of it, this can be done with metal tacks and a heat source. The original author “gregur” owns what looks like an awesome forge, but if you don’t […]

Hasbro opens up its My Little Ponies brand to 3D artists with the creation of the SuperFanArt website. Artists can register to sell their own versions of MLP characters at their Shapeways shops. Eventually other Hasbro brands will be available for creative fans to tinker with.

Using nothing but crocheted string stiffened with glue, artist Caitlin T. McCormack creates incredibly realistic and macabre depictions of animal skeletons in this fascinating series of sculptures.

  Calling all artists! Looking for a new medium to explore with? If you haven’t heard, the 3Doodler selling for $99, has been on the market for at least the last 18 months. Funded by Kickstarter, this 3D printing pen has received the bad and the good feedback from users. An artist from Massachusetts, Justin Mattarocchia, has […]