For this Sites of the Week we have selected some great sites such as Fflick and Moodyguy. Also we’re featuring the portfolio of Pline Studios and much, much more! As usual we would love to hear from you, keep sending your suggestions to us and we will be more than happy to feature your site
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hi guys! i’ve been totally out of it all week traveling and preparing for this week’s talks and i just wanted to take a quick time out this morning to say thank you to everyone who came out to the d*s meetup on tuesday in portland, thank you to carla at adler & co for hosting all of us, and thanks to everyone at IDSA for having me as their keynote speaker and to all the kind people to talked to me afterwards with questions and ideas. it was truly an honor to represent the diy community at the event. today i’m headed to blogher for my final talk of the week and then i’m back to work on the final edits for the d*s book manuscript.
Continue Reading →“Blending a texture layer into your photograph is a great way to make your images more creative. Matt demonstrates how to do this in Photoshop.” View Post
Continue Reading →“In this article, I want to talk about the idea of reductionism — a process that improves the efficacy of our designs as well as the time we spend making and maintaining them.” View Post
Continue Reading →The North Brooklyn Public Art Coalition (NbPac) is pleased to announce an open call for Brooklyn–based artists to propose projects for an upcoming sound installation to be displayed for the greater North Brooklyn community in Spring 2011.
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SammichSID is the “no excuses” MIDIbox SID synthesizer kit designed in Melbourne by Jason Williams. What type of products do you make with Ponoko? Cases for DIY electronic projects, like sammichSID How did you used to make products before coming across Ponoko?
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[ By Delana in Architecture & Design , Green Technologies , Urbanism . ] It’s a reality that sneaked up on some of us, but others saw it coming for decades.
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Mobility may be the defining buzzword of the past century, but what will become of all of those gas-guzzling, suburb-fueling portable homes of the future past?
Continue Reading →Mobility may be the defining buzzword of the past century, but what will become of all of those gas-guzzling, suburb-fueling portable homes of the future past? These two converted Airstream trailers (now art and writing studios respectively) are at the heart of that question in many ways – iconic symbols of a mobile society, RVs now recycled from aerodynamic campers into niche spaces. The first is still semi-mobile, but definitely local: the so-called “Tin Can Studio is a mobile project space housed in a converted 18ft Streamline trailer.
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