Artist Joshua Harker shares his thoughts on 3D printing with Etsy in their latest Short Stories post. This beautiful skull is just one of the items he’s created using 3D printing – skulls are a central part of his work, as you can see in his Etsy shop. Read his short story to learn how […]
Artist Leonardo Ulian made this delightful Technological Mandala from electronic components such as microchips and resistors. [via Lustik]
Niklas Roy created this quirky 1-bit sythesizer, which is operated with felt balls and a hammer and housed in a hollowed out log. He’s also written a fun tutorial about how he made it if you’d like to try making your own! [thanks Aram!]
Artist Nitsan Debbi created a series of working baked electronic products by removing the original cases to clocks, radios, and flashlight, and then baking them into new bread exteriors. [vis lustik]
Our old friend Becky Stern is at it again with this recent video she made for Adafruit industries that explains how to make a techy and crafty dog collar that keeps track of your walks and fits into a frilly bow. More: How-To: Leather Dog Collar @Craftzine.com blog DIY Dog House @Craftzine.com blog Knit Dalek […]
Vimeo user superquadratic posted this video of an amazing music sequencer that is operated using LEGO pieces. It was made at this year’s ADVANCE HACKATHON in Cologne. [via Adafruit]
Michael Colombo over at MAKE spotted this terrific belt that detects bad posture by Ellen Sundh. Using an arduino, a wave shield, a sensor, and a speaker, the belt alerts you when your back is too curved and urges you to correct it!
