Here’s a sweet piece with a dad and his two daughters working with a drawbot they made from yogurt cups, DC motors, and art pens. They made some really nice wrapping paper. What a great thing for kids to be able to declare: “We made robots and they drew the art on the paper your […]
Randofo writes… As someone who spends a lot of time engaging with people online, I often think about how great it would to extend online commenting out into the greater world. Now, you may be saying to yourself, “What kind of world is greater than the internet?” Well, let me tell you, my internet companion, […]
Brooklyn’s new culinary movement – a lot of handmade action and guys with turn of the century beard action, industry is seeping back – and it’s starting with food it seems… These Brooklynites, most in their 20s and 30s, are hand-making pickles, cheeses and chocolates the way others form bands and artists’ collectives. They have […]
This sculpture by Constantin Luser is called “Virbrosaurus” and is made of bugles and tubas. Do you think it was chromed after it was shaped? I never really learned how chroming works. Via VVORK.
If you’re in New York City on March 6th and 7th, check out Eyebeam‘s Expo: Mixer event with airborne surveillance balloons, guerrilla media towers, and computerized prayer booths. The event transforms Eyebeam’s warehouse space into a temporary village occupied by a dozen creatively engineered pavilions, performances, and DJ sets by Tim Sweeney and Juan Maclean.
Rolly conducts AIBO performance!
Googly eye clock would be a fun remake to learn from with an Arduino and an motorshield… via BBG.
