Some art looks like it’s been thrown together in minutes. Some looks like it took hundreds of hours. These beautiful anatomical images, made using quilled paper, definitely fall into the second category. More »
They may not actually “work” like that folded Leica but these papercraft reproductions of SLR’s, Super8′s and Roliflexes are unique in that they’re themselves constructed from analogue technologies. More »
These micro-origamis are super tiny, only 2-3cm long, with a ton of intricate folds. When they touch water though, they magically unfold and flatten out to become a lily pad of sorts. It’s an effect called capillarity. More »
The only time I recall using my printer in the last few months was when I tried out printing from my iPad. Why am I not taking full advantage of the long list of things I can do with it? More »
There are situations in life that call for a clone. But unless you’re a mad scientist with a secret lab in your basement, a 3D paper-clone like this is the closest you’ll ever get to pulling off that insurance scam. More »
