They’ll need to be at least twice that size.
Rob Loughlin writes:
Get creative and make yourself some models of vehicles from the Dublin Fire Brigade and National Ambulance Service. You can print [at link below] at home, cut out, and create!
Instructions here
Hamaika – a €55 chair designed by Una Rollan composed of eleven equal sized pieces of wood to be assembled by the user.
A personal tattoo machine designed by Royal College of Art graduate Jakub Pollág and prestented at this year’s Designblok design and fashion week in Prague. According to the designer, the device:
…aims to democratise the tattoo industry. It gives a tool used only by a limited group of people into the hands of enthusiasts who are seeking for an alternative and unique way to permanently mark their meaningful memories onto their skin.
Oh dear.
Made by Geoffrey and Romain.
Mark Baker writes [viaBS app}:
Sneak peek at the new iWatch due to launch next week.
Everything But The Manual is a LEGO/Meccano-esque DIY furniture concept from designer David Graas: 177 identical oak blocks that can be bolted together to form a variety of useful or decorative shapes.
There’s a video showing construction of several configurations here.
Spanish fresco artist Cecilia Gimenez’s restoration of Ecce Homo (Behold the Man) by Elias Garcia Martinez at the Sanctuary of Mercy Church near Zaragoza.
The question is: could you do any better?
The Cecilia Prize for amateur restoration.
Go there now.
We already done one and it’s grate.
(Thanks Gulfam Choweddi)
(Video via housemartin)
Reegore writes:
Home made bike back-carrier thing yoke. On Camden Street, Dublin.
