Collaborate Disseminate
It’s not news that Leonardo DaVinci was somewhat ahead of his time, and over the centuries many of the creations in his sketchbooks have been created and proved quite functional. …read more Continue reading A DaVinci Screw-Cutting Machine
DaVinci’s notebook — the real one, not the band — was full of wonderous inventions, though many were not actually built and probably weren’t even practical with the materials available …read more Continue reading Bringing Da Vinci’s Saw Mill to Life
Although we take a lot of scientific knowledge for granted today, each of the basics – whether it be about light, gravity, mass or the shape of the Earth – …read more Continue reading Leonardo da Vinci’s Visualization of Gravity as a Form of Acceleration
It’s the season to be surrounded by greeting cards of all shapes and sizes from friends old and new. News of their families and achievements, reminders that they exist, and a pile of cards to deal with sometime in January. Wouldn’t it be great if you could send something with …read more
Continue reading Catapult Your Best Wishes With This 3D-Printable Card
Here’s a fun fact, the kind of thing that you might (but we definitely did not) find out when writing a blog post: Dan Brown actually made up the cryptex for his book, The Da Vinci Code. We therefore have Mr Brown, with a bit of help from the filmmakers over at Sony, to thank every time we see somebody make their own version. To follow that line of logic to its conclusion, we believe you’ll agree that the following is without question the greatest thing Dan Brown has ever done in his life.
Created by [Stephen Peduto] as a …read more
Continue reading Scratchbuilt Cryptex Would Make Da Vinci Weep