Sculptor Gabe Perna sculpted and painted this 18″ tall statue of Cthulhu during his early body-building years, before the steroid scandal. Turns out ph’nglui mglw’nafh Cthulhu R’lyeh wgah’nagl fhtagn actually means “Hey, Cthulhu, which way to the gun show?”
With a contract manufacturer hired and their new company formed, John and Erin of Magnolia Atomworks race to fulfill their first orders. — Gareth Magnolia Atomworks, part 3: To Market, To Market By John Edgar Park and Erin Kelly-Park You may think this has all been fun and awesomeness so far, and we’d have to […]
This project combines two of my favorite things: crayons and rockets. It may have taken John Coker 12 years to complete this project (hey, who among us hasn’t had a case of lingering works-in-progress?) but the result was more than worth it. He’s even included a step-by-step of how he made the rockets. The detail in matching the Crayola design is pretty impressive. I just want to know if he could find a way to add in that awesome Crayola smell.
Sierpinski tetrahedron By George Hart for the Museum of Mathematics A classic 3D fractal is the Sierpinski tetrahedron, which is a tetrahedron of tetrahedra of tetrahedra, etc. This fifth-order model is about 8.5 inches along its edges. It is made from nylon by selective laser sintering. If you have access to additive fabrication machines, you […]
A steampunk style lighter in the form of a retro raygun. Get the PDF for this project here: http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2010/02/weekend_project_the_raygun_pdf.html For more great projects go to http://www.makezine.com
Printing body parts: Making a bit of me @ The Economist… THE great hope of transplant surgeons is that they will, one day, be able to order replacement body parts on demand. At the moment, a patient may wait months, sometimes years, for an organ from a suitable donor. During that time his condition may […]
This week on CRAFT! 10 Ways to Photograph Food Spring Classes at 3rd Ward in Brooklyn and this gem from the CRAFT Flickr pool.
