From traditional crafts to modern crafts, we’re covering news and interesting projects to educate you and keep you inspired. Design trends and pop culture related projects are here to inspire.
Using some poster board and a blank eye glass lens Rob projects an image of what’s outside on his wall, he writes – “This post will explain how to easily make a room sized camera obscura by placing a lens on a window and having the outside view projected onto the opposite wall.” Link.
DIY happy has a fun how-to on making a ski cap with headphones in it. Sam writes “Burton sells a really cool cap with integrated headphones for listening to music while participating in winter sports. These hats are well made, but they cost around $40. That’s why Digital Cameron and I set out to make […]
Nathan has a really cool Blue Man group-like PVC instrument you can play with your hands or a mallet [via] Link & build photos. Check out more PVC projects here.
Camera hacker has a couple new projects for Kodak series 3 & C cameras – the first, add LED lights to your Kodak printer dock. Screw driver and soldering iron required Link. The second is a quick hack – you’ll never have to buy proprietary batteries for your Kodak C330 digital camera again. Use regular […]
A glimpse back at simpler times, when everything could be solved with huge sirens in every city – “..a Chrysler Air Raid Siren, the most powerful siren in the world. It’s the size of a car, measuring near 12-feet in length and standing more than 6-feet tall. It also weighs twice as much as today’s […]
Get LoFi has an awesome video of a circuit bent Pikachu toy – complete with touch contacts and pitch knob Link. They also have a video from the Bend2005+-festival of some Makers playing some sort of PVC system with wonderful noises coming out it. If you want to learn how to make your own circuit […]
Q-Branch posted up another great Instructable – “…An electro-graf is a graffiti piece or throw-up that uses conductive and magnetic paint to embed LED display electronics. The following pages describe the materials and processes used to create the prototype indoor and outdoor interactive electro-grafs created in the lab at Eyebeam.” Link.
