CREW immersive media workshop

SOUNDS TO ME

These are the pictures of my research project Sounds to me

Blutsgeschwister: German Clothing

Wearables@Nerding

Play-Doh Circuits

Knithacker

 
Knithacker is an aggregator of knitwork-related resources, mostly low-tech.

Social Knitworking

Hilary Grant and Stefan Agamanolis invented an Interactions-to-knitwork interface, which turns patterns of social network interactions into knitting patterns.

Mutsugoto

Remotely draw on your significant other using Mutsugoto, a ring-tracking system that allows for two-way communication of gestures.

eTextiles Instructables

A comprehensive Instructables collection of How-To videos for working with conductive threads, fabrics and creating eTextiles in general, by Lynne Brunning

Skintimacy

Skintimacy: Exploring Interpersonal Boundaries through Musical Interactions from Jochen Fuchs on Vimeo.

Bow Switch

A nice instructable on how to make an on-off switch using a cord bow.

Living Wall

I really like this setup.

More High-Low Tech MIT Lab projects (wearables and such).

Drawdio: Turn Almost Anything Into a Theremin

Magnetic Curtain

The 3D possibilities of a simple 2D tesselation, in the form of a product. I'm curious about the fabric he used for the curtain. Maybe it's just thick paper?


Florian Kräutli

Iris van Herpen

I love the work of Iris van Herpen, her craft and attention to details are really impressive.

Embroidery@koobly

The koobly collection of embroidery art across the world.

Page embroidery

It sure does look painful for the book, but the end result is beautiful.

Original

Conductive Silver Ink from a Ballpoint Pen

SOUNDS TO ME: Details

Here are some details of the clothing line I have been working on. I.

Materials: Magazine ads, bottom of aluminum soda cans, fabric, color thread
Process: Laser cut, embroidery
Tools: Sewing machine, jewelry hacksaw, needles
Software: Corel Draw, Adobe Illustrator

Conductive Thread

Experimenting with conductive thread and Lilypad Arduino from Afroditi Stereo on Vimeo.

Euro(shopper)drummer

Eurodrummer from Tom Milnes on Vimeo.

Computational Pop-Up Book

Pink pop-up page from Jie Qi on Vimeo.

CLOTHING

 JACKET


How to create a tessella from a freestyle line

Process

These are the tools I use

These are some of the aluminum cans I have been collecting

I have used a jewelry saw for making the path

I have also been sewing the bottoms of the cans with this shape

These are some magazine advertisings I like

 They will be lase cut for creating the tessellas of the jacket

SKIRT

How to create a tessella from a freestyle line

Process

 

 First approach to the skirt

 It is a formal approach because it does not work yet

The white part on the right will is a pocket for placing a printed QR code 

It is a link that the user wants to share

 Equipment: arduino UNO, conductive thread, one speaker, one arduino shell

Embroidery with conductive thread