One of the longest standing information systems has got to be the notebook. With a notebook, you can put any idea down on paper, and get it out of your mind. Often this will give you more room for new and maybe even better ideas. Sometimes, the notebook itself can become a wonderful object in […]
Continue ReadingAnne Schroeder’s high school math class doodles have turned into a whole host of new characters – Andi’s People. Andi’s People were born during my sophomore year of high school, geometry class, to be exact. Their legs grew longer, their smiles, bigger, and their personality, more endearing. When I moved to Hawaii after college, my […]
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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
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A bit of EE humor courtesy of Drew @ toothpaste for dinner.
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Cenci Goepel and Jens Warnecke’s Lightmark photo series is bit like a highly refined version of LED light pen projects we’ve covered here. The incorporation of picturesque scenery with silvery light-born objects seems to reference a feeling of alien presence in our world – beautiful work. – Lightmark [via Neatorama]
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Arounna Khounnoraj has instructions for this clever motorized drawing bug at Bloesemkids.
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Sebastian developed a method for displaying vector images on the classic Vectrex gaming console – A few days ago, i began working on a Max/MSP patch that lets one draw vector-based images. The images are output as text files containing relative co-ordinate pairs in such a way that they can be easily incorporated into Vectrex […]
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