Halloween continues for JUMP’s Dreamweaver Collective!

Dreamweaver Collective hosted veteran art director Colie Buck to lead our volunteers through a workshop on graphic design.

The MAKE studio has the PRUSA XL 5 head 3d printer, allowing us to print objects with multiple colors and even giving us the the opportunity to use multiple materials during the same print. The way different plastics interact with each other can be utilized to achieve results that might otherwise be impossible.

It’s a remote control chicken on a skateboard. It is rad. It’s name is Hennessy, a Lohmann Brown. Actually there are two of them. Count Bockula is a Master Grey and a Goofy-Foot. ABD? Not this. So lock in fam, cause we’re loosening the toe angle, and dropping in the coop. 

The workshops guided the students through a typical design workflow: brainstorm ideas, sketch and rough out those ideas on paper and finally model the sketches in 3D space with clay.

We supersized the classic dentist office toy and brainstormed some ways to keep the simple design while increasing its replay value and engagement.

Ready to make an impression on the world around you? Look no further than this infinity stamp. Perplex and delight others by laying a trail of raccoon pawprints across your next essay or a duck’s webbed feet in your grandfather’s crawlspace.

With recycled PVC pipes and a rubber glove we can quickly create a durable wind instrument with a surprisingly beautiful sound. This DIY pipe flute is perfect for a low-cost project with a highly satisfying end result and a built-in lesson on the physics of sound.

The Laser Cut Hanging "Living" Hinge Lamp, born from explorations into compliant mechanisms, offers an exciting opportunity to merge functionality with artistry.

Christie Abel shared her passion for photography with Journey through JUMP campers (ages 8-15), teaching them basic composition and encouraging them to slow down & explore the world through "old-school" point-and-shoot cameras.