A long time ago I saw a funny logo about bike riding in San Fran and, given the rustic state of our own city's road infrastructure, it inspired me to rework the logo for New Haven. I've always been fond of the New Haven Railroad logo designed by Herbert Matter and used that as the basis of the design. I then merged in a human figure ala Saul Bass (Hitchcock's "Vertigo" logo) and a touch of Milton Glasier's "I Love New York" logo.
Do you wuv puppies?
Do you wish to allow them the dignity of eating at a wittle table?
Do you hate the unsightliness of dog dishes sitting on your floor?
So on July 4th I did an epic barbecue involving dry rubbed, apple smoked pulled pork served on Hawaiian Malasadas (Portuguese deep fried donuts) with fresh cabbage slaw and mango/jalapeno sauce...but that’s not what this blog entry is about. A byproduct of that effort was me not wanting to waste the half inch of fatback (skin and fat layer) that I cut off of the two pork shoulders.
The main makerspace and connected shops. This is located at 770 Chapel Street. Registered participants should ring the MakeHaven labeled doorbell. They will be directed down a long hallway, and down a set of stairs to our basement workshop.
MakeHaven member Robby Blum will demonstrate some basic principles about the use of the oscilloscope. This a fairly informal demonstration is idea for anyone who knows a little about the oscilloscope but has not used the one at MakeHaven. Anyone with general curiosity about how an oscilloscope is used is also welcome to attend.
Free. During Open House. No RSVP required.
The main makerspace and connected shops. This is located at 770 Chapel Street. Registered participants should ring the MakeHaven labeled doorbell. They will be directed down a long hallway, and down a set of stairs to our basement workshop.
The main makerspace and connected shops. This is located at 770 Chapel Street. Registered participants should ring the MakeHaven labeled doorbell. They will be directed down a long hallway, and down a set of stairs to our basement workshop.
Michael Zieff has worked with leather for many years as an artist. Since joining MakeHaven he has incorporated laser burning designs and cutting leather patterns with the laser cutter. He will demonstrate techniques he has learned and walk through the process of producing a decorative leather patch and sewing it to clothing. Members may participate in producing their own designs as space allows.
This is a free members (and invited guests) only. No registration required, just show up.
The main makerspace and connected shops. This is located at 770 Chapel Street. Registered participants should ring the MakeHaven labeled doorbell. They will be directed down a long hallway, and down a set of stairs to our basement workshop.
Sunday Maker's Social is an informal monthly event for MakeHaven members to gather and work on projects.
Members are encouraged to come in and share what they are working on, socialize with each other and give short demonstrations on techniques or building processes.
If you would like to lead a short, demonstration, contact Tambira by SLACK or email tambira.armmand@makehaven.org for scheduling.
This is an informal maker's social.
