Etsy seller Engrave has these lovely laser-etched Moleskine notebooks for sale. I hope they put up some with graph paper. The ones they have up look just gorgeous. – Link. (Thanks, Matt!) Related: Becky’s Laser-Etched Laptop – Link. Laser Cut Shadow Puppets – Link. “i Craft: things” Leatherman “Squirt” S4 – Maker Store Link. Spock […]
Flickr user tikaro made this awesome needlepoint of a QR code which, when scanned, reveals the url of the semapedia page for “pillow.” Love it! – Link. Related: Space Invader and 2D Barcode Scarf – Link. Using Pixel Fonts for Cross Stitch – Link.
Phil @ MAKE writes about this scarf featuring not only Space Invaders, but a QR 2D barcode. I have a soft spot for barcodes; will someone make me one of these? I wonder what the code says… – [via] Link.
Rachael Fry, a senior in Communication Design at Parsons, made this Toile de Jouy wallpaper, lampshade, and dinnerware. From afar, the beautiful patterning catches your eye, but up close it becomes apparent that the tiles patterns are scenes of real homeless people in New York City. She writes: “Since the 19th century, Toile de Jouy, […]
More from the Making Wireless Toys class at Parsons the New School for Design: Alexis Feurer designed this “Cyber Plush Organism Action Toy.” He’s got light-up “energy spines,” electrical conduit arms, and a steampunk wheel. Powered by an Arduino board, Shaggoroth was definitely the most eccentric toy in the class. – Link.
Jonas Samson has developed this light-emitting wallpaper. I can’t find any details about what exactly that is on Samson’s site. According to The Future of Things website the wallpaper is made using LEDs. [via] Link. Related Heat Sensitive Wallpaper
Kan Yang Li (aka Kyle) made this papercraft Arduino robot that responds to a truck-shaped remote control. It’s called Dragonaut, and after you use a key to start him up, his arms raise and lower to proclaim “awesome!” “Dragonaut is a cheerful robot who shows up when the earth is in danger, when our hearts […]
