Whisper Jars by Kacie Kinzer and Michael Rosenthal is one of the first things I checked out at the ITP Winter Show 2008 in NYC. It allows the user to leave a secret, which in turn can be heard by the next user. It’s a great combination of art and electronics that works perfectly. A […]
Here’s a cool way to put an inexpensive thrift store camera to use – Do you ever see a pile of Kodak Instamatic cameras collecting dust at the thrift store? They always seem to be in surplus. Maybe it’s because people think they’re a little too special to throw away, but assume 126 film is […]
Windell has created a new free snowflake drawing program. He writes: A new application to draw your own snowflakes and save them in PDF format. Clean, cross-platform, open-source, and able to generate closed-polygon vector shape output. Oh yeah. …while there are some nice snowflake program out there, we didn’t actually come across any that were […]
MAKE attended the ITP Winter Show 2008 at NYU this evening. It featured over 100 unique projects from the students enrolled in the program. I really enjoy talking to the students at ITP. They are all so enthusiastic and passionate about the work on display. [Pictured above: Living Shade by Adam Lassy, Adi Marom, and […]
MAKE continues its in depth coverage of interactive technology projects with the “ITP Winter Show 2008” a two day exhibition of interactive sight, sound, and physical objects by the student artists of ITP @ NYU. Each year I try and spot the trends of what the students are heading towards, a few years ago it […]
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As a way to raise funds for the 2005 tsunami victims in southeast Asia, Brian Berg built the skyline of NYC with playing cards using 178,000 cards, one for each of the victims. More pics of this project at the link below. NYC’s Skyline made of cards
