prosthetic knowledge
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Camp America LEGO CD Case
Bandcamp artist releases limited-edition physical album with a bag of LEGO and instructions to make it.
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BRICKiPhone
Latest Free Art Technology project is a fully functional iPhone case for that 80s Manhattan executive look:
See, we know you carry the most ubiquitous device of the yuppie class. You probably also have some really fugly ‘protection cover’ on it, when all you ever wanted in life was to go back to the day anyway, right? Solved.
BRICKiPhone is built from four 3d printed pieces. Insert iPhone earplugs, an iPhone 4/4s and go. It snaps together to transforms your iPhone into the hottest thing since the last time people rocked bricks (including the coveted belt clip). Since it prints in four pieces it can be printed with the at home 3d printer of your choice.
F.A.T. also supplies the files to create your own 3D printed version, which you can find here
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The Vibe
Design an iPhone case with a waveform pattern, using a Soundcloud-hosted soundfile, made by 3D printing company Shapeways:
3D Print a custom iPhone case with your favorite sound using Shapeways, the 3D printing marketplace & community.
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Well Known Anti Piracy Advert Uses Music Without Permission
Irony. From TorrentFreak:
A story currently unfolding in the Netherlands painfully exposes the double standards and corruption that can be found in some parts of the copyright industry.
It all started back in 2006, when the Hollywood-funded anti-piracy group BREIN reportedly asked musician Melchior Rietveldt to compose music for an anti-piracy video. The video in question was to be shown at a local film festival, and under these strict conditions the composer accepted the job.
However, according to a report from Pownews the anti-piracy ad was recycled for various other purposes without the composer’s permission. When Rietveldt bought a Harry Potter DVD early 2007, he noticed that the campaign video with his music was on it. And this was no isolated incident.
The composer now claims that his work has been used on tens of millions of Dutch DVDs, without him receiving any compensation for it. According to Rietveldt’s financial advisor, the total sum in missed revenue amounts to at least a million euros ($1,300,000).
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Tuned Up - Retro Cassette iPhone Case (via illillill)
If I had an iPhone, I would be tempted by this.
Available from Neatoshop
