From the MAKE Flickr photo pool Marc Horowitz posted some pics of several projects from his expansive portfolio of artwork. Seen above is his innovative suit of Shin Guard Armor – designed for people with a fear of sharp objects. Only four hours to put on, then complete safety the whole day through! front and […]
As part of the Images ’08 festival, Guillaume Reymond organized service vehicles of the city of Vevey, Switzerland, into large automobile robots, photographed from the air. What a fun project!
Joshua Heineman of Cursive Buildings made wonderful animations of stereoscopic images from the New York Public Library – visit his site to see more in action, they’re wonderful.
If you want to go the extra mile and make you how-to builds really stand out, keep reading. This article will give you a great understanding of how to use a photograph to create a very accurate illustration. The illustration is used to convey concepts that can be difficult to show using just photographs. Read […]
Viktor the drawbot uses chalk to mark on a blackboard.
Interactive installation artist Rees Shad is having his first solo show at the Art Mission & Theater in Binghamton, NY, opening on October 3rd. If you’re in the area, I highly recommend checking it out. His work often creates pieces of restored furniture with embedded sensors, actuators, and video monitors that come together to tell […]
New York City based artisits Trevor and Ryan Oakes have invented a method to render, by hand, an accurate camera obscura style tracing of an object or scene onto a curved surface. For more information about Trevor and Ryan and their invention, visit their website Oakesoakes.com or The Machine Project
