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?
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.
Got a spare couple of hours ahead of you? Get busy with some paper, scissors and a magnifying glass – oh, and your iPhone.
I, not being an artist, am content to ride Boston’s subway system quietly, eyes down, in a general malaise. It’s a New England thing. French artist Hubert de Lartigue, on the other hand, uses his subway time to imagine X-Wings.
Someone may judge you for putting together a mock iPad, but it’s certainly not going to be us. Be it for practising the Tablet Sutra or faking out a fanboy friend, here’s the template you’ve been looking for:
What is it with planes lately? First a prolonged aeroplane lavatory stay caused a national scare – again – and now another plane is responsible for ruining a world record attempt for, well, another plane. One made of paper.
There was something terrifying about the Lego walking machine, but this little guy seems harmless enough as he scuttles across the table. Maybe because we both know that at any moment, I can easily recycle him.
The Muji hole-punch, with its strategically placed punchers, takes Lego blocks, combines them with paper and makes a whole mess of adorableness. Import from Japan for literally minutes of fun. [Muji via Highs Nobiety via MAKE via Boing Boing]
