Here’s the how-to from one of 11 Spring’s graffiti pieces, Q-Branch writes – “Low-cost, illuminated signage for todays responsible citizen courtesy of the GRL and the Eyebeam OpenLab. This tutorial will explain the tools and processes we used to combine LED christmas lights, plexi-glass and rope to make our own low-power signage on the cheap.” […]
Steve (Radio-guy) has an amazing collection of old masks, helmets, motors, tools, medical gear, steam engines, scientific equipment and an assortment of things you’ve probably never seen – check it (and the museum pages)… [via] – Link.
Benedetta Piantella Simeonidis and Lesley Flanigan “Ravezooka” – “The Ravezooka is a musical weapon that shoots a wide range of powerful “hardcore” sounds based on your target’s distance from the instrument. Hardware: Arduino, Ultrasonic Range Sensor, Infrared Proximity Sensor, Luxeon LED, amplifier, laptop computer Sound: Resembles an analog synthesizer manipulating sine wave frequencies with the […]
Jesse writes – “You should give this a try! Glowing makeup? Sorta, its highlighter! It works great when your playing lasertag. Nate totally went beyond the prerequisit level or cunning when he made a mobile way of doing the effect…” – Link & Glowing veins with a head-mounted UV blacklight. Related: Ultraviolet Acquiescence – Link.
11 Spring street in NYC is about to be demolished turned into condos, so over the weekend there was a huge graffiti art exhibit with some amazing works from artists around the world. Here are some quick pics of the outside we took and more info. More: Last Hurrah for Street Art, as Canvas Goes […]
Clive makes amazing insects, he writes – “I enjoy creating artistic and realistic flies, which are not designed primarily for fishing, just having fun trying to imitate insects and striving to make them look as alive as possible. Some of these flies have been acquired by collectors and placed on display, others used for product […]
If you thought the Worldchanging book was big… Check out this one, it’s huge, 133 lbs! “According to Guinness World Records, at over five by seven feet (and 133 pounds), this staggeringly beautiful photographic book is the largest published book in the world–about one of the world’s smallest countries. Bhutan is the last intact Himalayan […]
