Some of the lamps Tom Igoe and I have been making are on exhibit in the Clive Davis Gallery at NYU.
370 Jay St. Ground Floor Brooklyn NY
Open Tuesday through Saturday 11AM-6PM
There will be a reception on October 17 frin 7-8:30.
The show has work by ITP/IMA faculty, including Ali Santana, David Rios, John Henry Thompson, Mimi Yin and Nuntinee Tansrisakul and Shindi Jackson.
Eric and I gave a presentation about our book at the Barnes and Noble in Union Square during their Mini-Maker Faire. It was fun!
Thanks Calvin for pictures of me and Eric.
The book Eric Hagan and I have been working on for a while was published by Make. The book is in some brick and mortar stores, here is a link on Maker Shed.
Our book is for beginners, we wrote it for people with no background in electronics or in programming. It has lots of images. A shout out to our editor and publisher, Roger Stewart, and the production team from Happenstance Type-O-Rama, Liz Welch and Maureen Forys.
A few illustrations from the book and the cover. A lot of the content is also on arduinotogo.com, our site
The How to Use a Breadboard comic I illustrated that was written by Sean Michael Ragan was published by Make this summer. I was very happy to receive this stack of books from Roger Stewart, our editor and publisher, this summer. You can buy it as a book or as part of a kit.
And here are a few pages.
Marianne Petit and I shared a table at World Maker Faire, called Fairy Tales, Science Fiction and Freud. Gareth Branwyn wrote a lovely piece about our work on Make. Here are a few pictures.
I made another motorized book using an Arduino and servo motors. This one has pages embroidered with a brief quote from Freud about dream interpretation, along with illustrations.
Freud Book from jody culkin on Vimeo.
I was asked by Make Editorial Director Gareth Branwyn to make a couple of pages that explain how to use a breadboard, then how to build a circuit for a breadboarding workshop at World Maker Faire. It was fun! and it was really fun to see people use my comic to build a circuit.
Some ideas for future iterations of Page Turner and other motorized book projects.
