Beeep
Cut Paper, 1 Hour.
Unfortunately I work in a nut free school: Link
I can of course choose a different recipe it just would not be the same.
‘S Robo Tuesday innit
- May 25th, 2010
- Posted in Papercraft, Robots
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Category: Papercraft
Watch Out
the little buggers bite.
Cut paper, 2 hours.
A few Links today:
First up it is Ada Lovelace day today, A day for bloggers to celebrate the achievements of women in science. Link.
I picked Marie Curie as my heroine as I was told it was she who invented an operation that saved my life as a child.
Next up, thanks to the Jane McGonigal TED talk I posted earlier today I encountered this fantastic clever thing: Link
I urge you to get involved. You can find me under the name ‘Liatach’
Finally as part of one of the initial EVOKE quests I had to pick a hero of social innovation and endeavour to learn from them. I have picked the photographer Chris Jordan as his work is powerful, infuriating and inspiring a selection of it can be viewed on his site here.
Joseph was a good bloke.
Paper, blade, glue. <2 hours
Currently house hunting, wish that I could apply this rejection letter. Link
Scalpel, doublesided tape & oragami paper 2 Hours
Some more cool layered art: Link apologies for the blogspam.
‘Nice looking pair of eyeballs you’ve got there’
Paper. 25 min
Twas BoingBoing’d earlier today and I’m not normally one for a straight reblog. however I did enjoy this > Link and I am thoroughly exhausted.
I see you, with my eye…
Paper on paper, 20 minutes.
Another item from the wanted file for today’s link. This one verges on the embarrassing but it does look like an improvement on the classic sleeping bag.
“R2 our schematics are closely related”
“beepebly beepebly beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep”
Followed my own advice and printed on better quality paper.
That and the tweaked schematics produced a nice result.
Illustrator 4+ hours.
Thanks to my beautiful girlfriend for holding and gluing and her elite photography skills.
As before, schematics provided for the more enthusiastic, tabs are now all adequate, light card stock, scoring folds and an assistant are all highly recommended. Especially if your assistant is hot, mhmm.
Schematics provided for the keen Here.
“R2 our schematics are closely related”
“beepebly beepebly beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep”
Followed my own advice and printed on better quality paper.
That and the tweaked schematics produced a nice result.
Illustrator 4+ hours.
Thanks to my beautiful girlfriend for holding and gluing and her elite photography skills.
As before, schematics provided for the more enthusiastic, tabs are now all adequate, light card stock, scoring folds and an assistant are all highly recommended. Especially if your assistant is hot, mhmm.
paper between 100gsm & 200gsm is recommended. Remember to score first. Enjoy
The Nerd is strong in this one.
All day, as in like all day. over 12 hours. Initially pencil & paper then Illustrator, printer, scalpel and glue.
Schematics provided for the more enthusiastic viewers.
for best results print on thicker paper, cut all tabs larger than the design and score all folds before beginning gluing.
Edited:
updated schematics.
The Nerd is strong in this one.
All day, as in like all day. over 12 hours. Initially pencil & paper then Illustrator, printer, scalpel and glue.
Schematics provided for the more enthusiastic viewers.
for best results print on thicker paper, cut all tabs larger than the design and score all folds before beginning gluing.
Edited:
updated schematics Here.