Mécanisme à l'intérieur de la tête de mort

For the Kits for Cultural History project, one of the primary cha[...]

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Making a Case for a Kit

While modeling and building the case for our early wearable kit ([...]

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Expressing Process through Visual Media

Visual media allow researchers to record and re-present a process[...]

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Designing Guides for Early Wearable Kits

In the guide for our early wearable kit (which is part of the Kit[...]

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Modeling How Modernists Wrote the City

The following long paper was delivered at the Digital Humanities [...]

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Making Models of Modernism

This semester, with the Modernist Versions Project and the Maker [...]

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Counting Virginia Woolf

In my last post, "Making Modernism Big," I ended by asking how a [...]

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Ephemeral (In)Design

My previous blog post attempted to address the question of what, [...]

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Hands-On Textuality

In addition to my z-axis research in the Maker Lab this year, I a[...]

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Scissors and Paste: Collating #YoU for Print

Bewildering, convoluted, unreadable. These are just a few of the [...]

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