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Puppeteers, actors, and musicians cast a spell over the audience in The Fourth Witch. (Image courtesy of Charlie Doyle)
This is an expanded version of an article that appeared in Make: Vol 98.
“What the #%@$ was that?”
I’m standi...
by Marshall Piros
Photo by MJ Archambault
Oversized, plush mascot characters are a common feature at entertainment venues like theme parks and sports arenas. Ian Langohr takes this concept to a new level, bringing characters and creatures...
When I was a kid and occasionally (read: often) got in trouble, I’d get sent to my room and not be allowed to watch TV. Back in ye olden days before on-demand streaming and even cable, if you missed an episode of The A-Team, you’d never kno...
When you gather makers in one place, what do you see?
Spend three days marinating in maker madness and, once you’re removed and have had time to simmer a while, some distinct ideas are bound to emerge. Trends that may have been stewing bel...
The legendary Forrest Mims, the "Maverick Scientist", shares his DIY instrument to measure the height of the ozone
Forrest Mims, author of Maverick Scientist: My Adventures As An Amateur Scientist, received an enthusiastic message about hi...
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The writers behind this newsletter.
Dive into the world of DIY innovation, electronics, 3D printing, robotics, and hands-on creativity with Make: Magazine’s official Substack. Subscribe – Because the best way to predict the future is to invent it.
Dale is a Sebastopol resident of over 30 years. He is editor and publisher of Make: Magazine, a DIY Tech quarterly.
Sam Freeman is an Online Editor at Make. He builds interactive art, collects retro tech, and tries to get robots to make things for him. Learn more at samtastic.co, or on socials @samdiyfreeman.
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