Mika Aoki’s Blown-Glass Sculptures
Mika Aoki makes glass art inspired by mold spores, viruses, plants, life, and death.
Mika Aoki makes glass art inspired by mold spores, viruses, plants, life, and death.
Sculptor Freya Jobbins utilizes miscellaneous pieces of toys to create remarkable sculptures of human heads.
Artist Isaac Cordal bent the mesh of kitchen colanders to reveal realistic portraits of faces when they cast a shadow. Then he went and installed them on public streets in London.
This week in the MAKE Flickr pool we saw…
When our first box of Volume 32 arrived, I was thrilled to be able to hand-deliver a couple of issues to the man on the cover, master costume maker Shawn Thorsson.
In Senegal, whole families of crafters find ingenious ways to use recycled materials. They utilize non-working computer parts, discarded electronics, and old soda cans to make guitars, sculptures and furniture.
Niklas Roy is at it again. This time, he has created a machine that causes an elevator to call itself to the first floor when it is on the second, and vice versa, in order to endlessly waste energy. It even adds up the amount of wasted energy on a paper calculator roll, which it […]