art

“3B” printing?

“3B” printing?

By way of the Evil Mad Scientist Labs’ monthly Linkdump come these wonderful examples of beehive art, built by the bees themselves, with a little help from a scaffolding of wire and hive frames, constructed by the artist/beekeeper, which the bees then build out with honeycomb. Nifty. Beeswax art and design

Inflatable elephant sculpture

Inflatable elephant sculpture

It’s amazing what you can do with a plastic drop cloth and an iron, as Parsons student Ryan Riegner demonstrates with his sculpture, Eleflate. He writes: By far one of my more favorite projects at Parsons, my inflatable elephant was originally intended to be placed over New York City MTA subway grate vents on the […]

Anybody lose a lightning bolt?

Anybody lose a lightning bolt?

From the MAKE Flickr pool Strolling about my neighborhood last weekend, I happened upon an unusually shaped case at the site of a local memorial. Further investigation revealed the cases contents – a large wooden lightning bolt nestled in foam padding. I’m guessing either a former student of Sister Nicodema thinks she ‘totally rocked’ or […]

Tweeting the Mona Lisa

Tweeting the Mona Lisa

This crazy bugger is trying to tweet the Mona Lisa. He writes: Preliminary result of a little competition with the goal to write an image encoder/decoder that allows to send an image in a tweet. The image on the left is what I currently manage to send in 140 characters via twitter. He’s doing it […]

Collaborative music project

Collaborative music project

In Bb 2.0 is collaborative music and spoken word project conceived by Darren Solomon. People are encouraged to participate and send in their own videos. The videos can be played simultaneously — the soundtracks will work together, and the mix can be adjusted with the individual volume sliders.