Here’s a good project for Halloween. These electroluminescent butterfly wings use EL wire and some springs to keep the wire in the right shape when rounded into wings. Check out the link below for the detailed how-to on putting these together. via Invent Geek
This cool shield hack for the Arduino controller called the “ArduinoBoy” lets you interface it to any MIDI input to trigger sounds on a standard Gameboy. To get started, just use an existing Arduino protoshield, and scrap the breadboard for some custom circuitry and components outlined at the link below. ArduinoBoy, via Create Digital Music
This video is entirely created in Processing. It’s a great open source programming language that was developed for both electronic and visual artists. It’s also the program the Arduino IDE is based on. Amazing work! This is the HD and finished version of my video ‘Music Is Math’. I just let the program run till […]
Our pals at Make: Philly held their latest meeting on Sept 14th. They had a speaker, world-renowned robotics Professor, Dr. Mark Yim, who’s currently a professor at Penn and formerly Stanford. Dr. Yim’s research focuses on modular reconfigurable robots and locomotion (“PolyBots”), MEMS, and batch fabrication techniques. After his talk, the Make: Philly challenge was […]
Jason Rogenes turns packing packing material into glowing obelisks at Manuf®actured: The conspicuous transformation of everyday objects via BBG. Artist Jason Rogenes first found his raw material while living in the commerce-driven, big-box store, strip mall environment of Los Angeles where polystyrene was inexpensive and easily procured. In this abundant byproduct of consumer culture, originally […]
Robert keeps doing interesting things, when he’s not making the coolest visualizer (now part of iTunes) he’s making a giant Madonna out of dice… via BBG. He writes… Those that know me know I am a sucker for multitudes. Many of anything intrigues me more than single things ever could. So it wouldn’t be much […]
If you’re looking for mask-making inspiration, look at these photos taken by Roadknight Labs of amazing masks made for Carnivale.
