Posts Tagged ‘arduino’
Arduino Comic named in top ten open source projects of 2011
June 30, 2012
My comic was named one of the top ten open source projects of 2011 on the Ponoko Blog! Just saw it, though it was posted in January, perhaps I should do a little more vanity googling
2012 | Blog | Tags: arduino, comics, open source, open source hardwareComments (2)
Arduino comic on Gizmodo, Make, Lifehacker
September 14, 2011
My comic is on Gizmodo, Make Magazine Blog, Lifehacker, and many more sites. Thank you, everyone!
2011 | Blog | Tags: arduino, comics, open source hardware, physical computingComments (0)
Arduino Comic on Boing Boing
September 11, 2011
Thank you Boing Boing and Cory Doctorow for linking to my comic! Also thanks to those who made comments, they are (and will continue to be) helpful in making revisions.
2011 | Blog | Tags: arduino, comics, open source hardware, physical computingComments (1)
Comic on Arduino Site
September 10, 2011
Thanks Tom Igoe for blogging about my Introduction to Arduino Comic!
2011 | Blog | Tags: arduino, comics, itp, physical computingComments (2)
Introduction to Arduino
September 05, 2011
Click here for my Introduction to Arduino comic as a PDF. This is version 1.0, let me know what you think, particularly if you find any errors. I’m changing some things right away, some may wait for version 2.0. The Arduino Playground has a version of the PDF I prepared with blank word balloons and text [...]
2011 | Comics, Introduction to Arduino | Media: comics | Tags: arduino, diy, electronics, microcontrollers, open source hardware, physical computingComments (125)
ITP Camp 2
July 17, 2011
It’s been a couple of weeks since the end of ITP camp, and I have to say, it was memorable once again. The laser cutter! I spent a lot of time cutting and etching fabric, glass and wood. I would like to have one of these at home, though I might never go outside again. [...]
2011 | Blog | Tags: android, arduino, itp, itp summer campComments (0)
Arduino!
December 13, 2010
I would like to make a simple introduction to the Arduino comic- drawing the chip in Illustrator has been fun, though a bit on the time consuming side since I want to get it right. If I don’t do the comic, perhaps it will make a New Year’s card for the DIY set? Here it [...]