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Learn how to create a shadow puppet; and you could win a prize! Author: Allison Peters Updated: 12:00 AM EDT May 1, 2021 HARTFORD, Conn. — This months art lesson will teach you how to create a Shadow Puppet.  Local Theater Artist Noah Todd walks you through how to create a simple shadow puppet and then a more complex version for anyone wanting to challenge themselves. To create your puppet you will need paper, something to draw with, something to cut with, tap...

Updated: 7:00 AM EDT April 30, 2021 Calling all students!  Enter a photo of your art for the chance to win a Master Class with this months artist Noah Todd and a $100 gift card to Michaels Arts & Crafts.  

Premium Content Gladstone young gun Annaliese Adamson has her sights set on Queensland hockey selection this year. She is keen to keep improving her game, which was the motivation for her attending the weekend’s CQ Development Camp run by Astro’s Hockey, a business created by Rockhampton product and high-performance coach Neil Shearer. More than 70 juniors took part in the two-day camp at Rockhampton’s Kalka Shades. Coaches Christine Woods and Morgan Mathison with Isabelle Jensen, Sophie...

7th January 2021 11:08 am 7th January 2021 12:50 pm Engineers at the University of Maryland (UMD) have created a morphing nozzle that provides a new way of controlling fibre alignment during 3D printing.  The morphing nozzle in action, 3D printing fiber-filled composite materials with on-demand control of fiber alignment for 4D printing (Image: UMD) Fibre-filled composites are made up of short fibres that can enhance properties such as part strength or electrical conductivity. The challeng...

‘Morphing’ 3D printer nozzle enables complex new creations 07 Jan 2021 Professional Engineering The morphing nozzle in action, 3D printing fibre-filled composite materials with on-demand control of fibre alignment (Credit: University of Maryland) A new shape-changing 3D printer nozzle could enable complex new creations with unique material properties, its creators have said. Engineers at the University of Maryland (UMD) created the ‘morphing’ nozzle, which of...

 E-Mail IMAGE: The morphing nozzle in action, 3D printing fiber-filled composite materials with on-demand control of fiber alignment for "4D printing. For a larger image, visit: go.umd.edu/morphing... view more  Credit: University of Maryland Engineers at the University of Maryland (UMD) have created a new shape-changing or "morphing" 3D printing nozzle that was featured as a Frontispiece in the January 5th issue of the journal Advanced Materials Technologies. The teams morphing noz...

Published December 31. 2020 4:36PM | Updated December 31. 2020 4:51PM Get the weekly rundown Email* Submit Flock Theatre will be showing Samuel Beckett’s one-man drama "Krapp’s Last Tape" live online for four nights, Jan. 14-17. On a “late evening in the future,” Krapp, played by Christie Max Williams, begins his yearly birthday ritual of recording an audio diary of the previous 12 months on his reel-to-reel tape recorder. Before making his recording, howeve...