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
I’ve been working on a comic that explains how to use a breadboard and create a number of different projects with Maker Media for a while. Here are the first 2 pages– they explain the basics of setting up a board. Gareth Branwyn initiated the project as a workshop at World Maker Faire in 2012, Sean Ragan edited and wrote the text for the circuit examples.
Enjoy!
My comic is on Gizmodo, Make Magazine Blog, Lifehacker, and many more sites. Thank you, everyone!
Thank you Boing Boing and Cory Doctorow for linking to my comic! Also thanks to those who made comments, they are (and will continue to be) helpful in making revisions.
Thanks Tom Igoe for blogging about my Introduction to Arduino Comic!
Click here for my version 1.0 of Introduction to Arduino comic as a PDF. For a slightly revised version, click here (updated to software version 1.05).
The Arduino Playground has a version of the PDF I prepared with blank word balloons and text fields, and also my script with notes if you want to translate it.http://arduino.cc/playground/Main/ArduinoComic. They also have versions in other languages. If you translate it, please let me know.
Here are links to some of the translations, there’s more on the Arduino site. Thanks everyone!