Los Angeles art gallery SolwayJones is currently showing a collection of unique acoustic and electronic musical instruments by Reed Ghazala, Nam June Paik and others. Definitely worth checking out if you’re in the area – press release + photos on the gallery’s site. [via GetLoFi]
MAKE contributor Steve Lodefink posted results from his Lumenlab Micro CNC‘s maiden voyage – Lithophanes were a popular way to hide girlie pictures in the bottom a of gentleman’s tea cup around the end of the 19th century. An image would be molded into the porcelain in the cup so that only when held up […]
Called “Carbon Copy,” by Steven Pippin. What do you think the image looks like on the printed paper? Via VVORK.
Unfortunately, the artist behind these cool component-sculptures goes unnamed. Anybody know who it is? These cool component-sculptures are the work of Ann P. Smith of Providence, RI. Thanks to Lithium Rain for providing us with her name and homepage. More: Animals made from e-waste are still your best friend Charming components Made in Japan – […]
Not sure how it is to play on this board, but it sure looks cool. Paul Fryer – Chess Set for Telsa
From planetwrite in the MAKE Flickr pool, This ought to scare the daylights out of your average babysitter!
I’m pretty sure this TrueType font designed in 1998 by the now-apparently-defunct “Dragon’s Den Type Foundry” was intended for players of Games Workshop’s Warhammer: 40K tabletop wargame. But c’mon, seriously: what project wouldn’t be improved by a little faux-fascist heraldry? Perhaps a flying skull transfixed by a dagger and with lightning shooting from its eyes? […]
