Plasma-cut lace art
Mind-boggling lace patterns cut in metal with a plasma cutter. Artist Cal Lane does “dirt lace” too (final image). Cal Lane – Link
Makers
Revisiting the “Editor’s Choice” winners
While you’re busy digesting your New Year’s feast (or nursing last year’s hangover), why not check out the amazing Makers who won Editor’s Choice “Blue Ribbons” at this year’s Maker Fair Austin. It’s quite a cavalcade of stars and you may have missed some in the flurry of post-Faire postings. [Oh, and HAPPY NEW YEAR!] […]
Tech and DIY-inspired ads for 2007
MAKE editor and publisher Dale Dougherty has had his list of favorite tech and DIY-inspired ads from 2007 posted on Boing Boing. Here is an end-of-year list of ads that reflect DIY inspiration, a geek sensibility, or simply had a sense of humor tuned to the tech world. There’s some irony in this list of […]
Robo-roaches and Maker Square on bbtv
The latest episodes of Boing Boing TV cover roach-controlled robots, a video by MAKE contributor Bill Barminski, the giant Atrai joystick shown off at the recent Felt Club/Maker Square event in LA, and 8-bit therapy with Dr. Jardin. Boing Boing TV – Link
Los Alamos’ Black Hole
Mark of Boing Boing writes: Coudal Partners has posted part one of a five-part documentary about the famous “Black Hole” surplus store in Los Alamos, New Mexico. Coudal Partners – Link
Mathemagician
At 92, philosopher Martin Gardner is still exploring the perplexities of math, science, mystery, and magic.
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