Sometimes you need a little magic in your life, and that is what Kate Benbow created when she made this tiny fairy doors appear in her home. I saw this on Design Sponge and was delighted to see a non-functional project that was made for the sole purpose of creating a splendid moment of joy for someone. How lovely and fun.
Cรฉcile Babiole’s Bzzz! The Sound of Electricity sculpture seems to embody the promise of the Arduino as being a microcontroller that artists can use to develop an idea without a lot of technical gruntwork: The sculpture has a radial form, arranged around a sound wave generator at the centre of a room surrounded by a […]
Lex Rudd will be joining us tomorrow for our Make: Believe HOA on Google+, 1 PM PST. She’ll show us various stages of her puppet design and fabrication techniques, including early sculpture, pattern making, molding, casting, prototypes, raw materials, and finished products. Lex will talk about her methods, how she learned her craft, and how […]
Artist Donna Ruff makes work with paper, like these ornate cut outs she made from newspaper clippings.
The Red Thread Blog has a tutorial for these cool & practical neon coil baskets that I want to make a gaggle of to hold my craft supplies.
Being able to ask “what ifโฆ” and getting a print a few minutes later is part of what makes 3D printing so amazing. You might not be able to print a flying car or jetpack anytime soon, but rather, indulging creative curiosity to further the next big thing brings the future that much closer. Therefore, Joaquin Baldwin’s 3D-printed bacon Mรถbius strips are even cooler than originally thought, and a steal at $19 from Shapeways.
Simon de Bakker and Jon Stam built this video viewer which allows you to view movies off of a flash card, one frame at a time. The Bioscope uses a Raspberry Pi with a custom shield, and the case was 3D printed. Inspired by an early movie projector of the same name, the Bioscope is […]
