City of books papercraft animation
This Is Where We Live from 4th Estate on Vimeo. Just captivating. Via Wooster Collective.
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Top contributors and top tags for the MAKE Flickr photo pool
2008 was a big year for the MAKE: Flickr photo pool there are over 4,527 members with over 29,190 items! As 2008 ends, here are the top 5 contributors to the pool (that’s all that’s possible to list it seems) along with the most popular tags, enjoy! Top photo makers! pt (1,026) kentkb (726) connors934 […]
Kite aerial photography gift guide (KAP)
This year we’re pleased to have the first ever Kite aerial photography gift guide (KAP) on the web by Charles Benton, author of “Kite Aerial Photography Puts Your Eye in the Sky” from MAKE volume 01. Charles Benton is an inveterate tinkerer from Berkeley, Calif., where he serves as a Professor of Architecture for the […]
Papercraft by Bert Simons
Bert Simons is an amazing paper sculptor living in the Netherlands. His work is incredible, and there are some details about his technique and portfolio on his site. One thing that is fascinating is his technique for 3d scanning. His early explorations in 3d modeling were done with a cheapie laser from a saw. After […]
MAKE’s Gift guide for photographers!
The first part of this gift guide for photographers is by Derrick Story, Derrick is one of those people that I always look to for all things photography, specifically for the folks who are in the DIY world like makers… Check out what he has for you and read on for some additional photo gear […]
Designer Moleskines
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 […]
Cereal box spectrometer
We’ve covered this simple kitchen-table science project before: how to make a spectrometer from a cereal box and a CD. Here, PopSci offers a 5-minute video on the project. More: A CD – cereal box spectrometer
