The Man Who Made Violins Out of New York City Buildings
(via Atlas Obscura) In the 1940s, luthier Samuel Stochek created stunning instruments from the wood of demolished houses.
Read more(via Atlas Obscura) In the 1940s, luthier Samuel Stochek created stunning instruments from the wood of demolished houses.
Read more(via Atlas Obscura) Trevor Smith’s creations are fuzzy, cozy, and downright edible-looking.
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Read more(via NPR) Once, bookmaking was an art as refined and distinct as the writing it presents. And in some places,
Read more(via The Week) Nicholas Piazza keeps 600 pounds of hair in his Staten Island garage. Piazza is one of the
Read more(via mental_floss) The objective of each Where’s Waldo? book is simple enough: comb through the crowds of people to find
Read more(via Popular Mechanics & Lustre Effects) Have you ever wondered what goes into making a lifelike animatronic animal? The hair,
Read more(via Great Big Story) One of the largest producers of beer tap handles in the United States doesn’t outsource its
Read more(via Collectors Weekly) While most of the buzz about the resurgence of vinyl records has focused on the skyrocketing sales
Read more(via Great Big Story) Part friendly circus act, part vicious duel: welcome to the world of combat juggling. Unlike the
Read more(via mental_floss & Discovery) Founded in 1872, the Royal Eijsbouts bell foundry in Asten, Netherlands is the world’s largest maker
Read more(via Narrative.ly)In an age of 100-mph roller coasters and high-tech amusement parks, one master craftsman carries the torch – ’round
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