The Evil Decoder (Ouiji Subwoofer) is: A modified subwoofer which vibrates a Ouiji Pointer over Ouiji letters, spelling out the sinister directives that have been encoded in all popular music as subliminal messages. produced for the Playlist Thursday dj set of the same name, July 27, 2006 at the Power Plant Contemporary Art Gallery, Toronto. […]
I love this glimpse into the crafty and kooky decor of Amy Sedaris that’s featured in the December issue of House & Garden. You can get a sneak peek of some of the photos over at design*sponge. Link.
Did you know that there is a stew of plastic twice the size of Texas floating in the Pacific? In an attempt to reduce the amount of plastic that I use and throw away, I decided to make shrinky dinks out of used salad containers and document the steps.
Phil over at MAKE shows us these $35 salt and pepper shakers that look like film canisters. Seems to me these would make a great re-craft; all you would need is a very small drill bit, or perhaps just an awl. You could probably go wild with the typography pattern of the holes, too. – […]
Karen from K Style points out another great paper artist. Etsy user SanFran67 (aka Helen Musselwhite) hand makes each piece in her studio in Manchester, UK. She also wields a scalpel like a pro. [via] Link. Related: Helen Musselwhite’s website – Link.
Artist Nicholas Manion created Kolya, a project where skylines are made from paper, cardboard and money while the cutting is performed by scalpel. [via] ] Link.
Why restrict mosaics to sink backsplashes and collector plates? Check out what Craftster.org user Vixenmeowmeow created to hang on her living room wall! Link.
