I like making stuff! All kinds of stuff! Here is some stuff I've made.
I cut out a bunch of black posterboard and got these photos printed to make this photo wall in my college dorm room.
I noticed this fixture in my dorm ceiling and decided something needed to be done about it. Colored cardboard came to mind, and so did tentacles.
My desk area, with this poster, the photowall from above, and my original idea for the tentacle thing above, made with black cardboard and the fire alarm speaker on our wall.
I like dinosaurs. I like Dinosaur Comics. I like posters. I like this poster. I made it with The Rasterbator.
I had the idea for this when I saw my current plastic magazine holder was holding another plastic magazine holder, which was, in turn, holding magazines. I thought, why not just cut out the middle mag? So I made a magazine holder made out of magazines!
It's held together by hot glue. I'm kind of surprised how well hot glue works in general. As for the magazines, half of these are Discover and half are PC Worlds. I no longer read either.
A costume inspired by my love of narwhals and this playset, I made the narwhal tusk out of wire, paper mache, silver spray paint, and hockey tape. I found a really cheap sweatshirt and doused it with fake blood for the full impaling effect.
This is a shirt I made using a form of screen printing. It has a Narwhal on it.
Here is another shirt! This one has a wind turbine on it! I really like this shirt. I made it using fabric paint and a stencil.
This is a poster I made for the class president elections. It has this picture on it and says "Emad Senior President '08-'09". I put a bunch of them up in the cafeteria! They got noticed quite a bit! Sweet!
This is a really cool Lego car I made. It has three gears, rack and pinion motorized steering (with a mechanism to not rip anything apart if there's too much pressure on the rack), and is motorized. So much fun.
Side view.
Showing the gearbox.
I made this lightbox after I found a tutorial online! It's easy. I cut big holes in a cardboard box with an Exacto knife and covered them with paper towels. Tissue paper could also be used and might get better results. Most of the images I took in the lightbox were too dark, despite having the sun, my desk lamp, and ceiling light on. Oh well, still neat.
This is a Corvette kit with some INSANE features. It has independent wheel suspension, V8 Motor, 6 speed gearbox with working shift knob, pneumatic gull-wing doors, working steering, and looks damn cool.
Side view.
Mix CD for my friend Jenn.
Lightwritten mix CD for my friend shoofle.
A rat trap car I made for physics. This is a pretty inefficient design, but now I know the best design.
This is a roughly 6'x4' poster of an Sr-71 Blackbird. I made it using The Rasterbator and school printers.
Here it is on my wall at school!
A Lego trebuchet I made after seeing a full-sized one chuck a piano. I filled the counterweight with pennies, and used some string and part of a potato sack for the sling. It turns out the sling is probably the hardest part.
My mom was throwing away this coathanger so I decided to make a little guy out of it. :shrug:
I beat up a bunch of boxes.
Hyah!
Boxes used boxes! It's super effective!
It's a boxplosion!
Goodness gracious do I ever love this image.