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St. Louis is filled with organizations and professionals offering a wide variety of courses and workshops for anyone interested in feeding their creative side. Here’s our guide to some of the many ...
Our staff offer a wide variety of workshops for student organizations and advisors to help with different aspects of running your organization. Whether you’re in need of technical assistance with ...
Tis the season... to spook the neighborhood. Here's how to make five haunted halloween props for your house of horrors.The post Little Props and Horrors! Haunted House Roundup appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
WMU Teaching and Learning hosts a variety of events and communities throughout the academic year. These opportunities are geared toward instructors, graduate assistants, and any others involved in ...
Duke’s Office for Institutional Equity presents workshops on eight topics that help build culture and community This fall, Duke staff and faculty can participate in workshops led by experts from the ...
Today, the flourishing of makerspaces in Philadelphia is intersecting with a local tech community commitment to growing STEM learning in schools to bring about new goals in how science and math can be learned in area classrooms.
The local community hubs provide tools, workshops, and expert guidance to help startups and small businesses grow in the Philly and Delaware regions.
Annie Robertson, AKA Blacklillybee, channels a spooky world of tiny scares and miniature wonders.The post Tiny Scares – The Spooky Miniatures of Annie Robertson appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Tamara Kostianovsky explores violence and regrowth by sculpting colorful, exquisite carcasses out of her own clothing.The post A Cut Above the Rest — Exquisite Fabric Carcasses appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
It’s easy enough to decide to focus more on a specific topic or skill, such as STEM, in the classroom, but it’s sometimes more difficult to find tools and resources to support that skill. Teachers ...
Deploy real-time pitch shifting like thepros in the most amateur instrument, an autotuned kazoo!The post My Autotune Kazoo appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Grand River Makerspace opens its first workshop in Walker, offering a membership model for the likes of 3D printers and woodworking tools.
A maker mindset and DIY becomes ever more important in times of struggle and conflict, as we’ve reported on Ukraine here, here and here over the last few years. However, while drones and other instruments of war and survival have been front and center in those conversations, Ukrainian artists and makers have been equally busy […]The post No Fate: It’s What You Make Of It That Matters appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Chris Mosley turned the creativity that got him in trouble into unique interactive glass artwork.The post Making Connections With Glass appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
There were years when “getting out” meant spending big. Now, it means a book, a bench, and zero regret the next day.
Replicating the iconic 1980s Blade Runner prop with a garage kit, vintage greeblies, and 21st-century electronics.The post A Movie Model Masterpiece appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
While Chuck Sommerville's work on the Times Square New Year's Eve ball is only experienced annually, his Penrose Tile Wall is accessible all year.The post Penrose Tile Wall Really Tiles the Room Together appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Mozu's mesmerizing miniature rooms are detailed enough to fool observers, and are hidden in unexpected places.The post Small-Scale Space — Mozu’s Hidden Rooms appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.
Mexico-based Fernando Pérez Carrizales brings sci-fi and fantasy creatures — like a Rancor and the Pale Man — to life out of Paper Mâché.The post Pulp Fiction — Paper Mâché Fantasy appeared first on Make: DIY Projects and Ideas for Makers.