As the day of love quickly approaches, we thought we’d lend a hand to all you radical, crafty people out there by hooking up these little printable raskullz Valentines day cards.
Simply, click here, print, cut and share the love.
Romare Bearden: A Black Odyssey is a national traveling exhibition of the Smithsonian Institution. The exhibition-affiliated Remixes app gives creative kids an opportunity to learn a little bit more about this American artist and the inspiration for his collages. It also provides kids with a digital canvas to remix elements from Bearden’s collages with their own cutout shapes to create new masterpieces that can be posted to a public gallery and shared with others. Kids can also incorporate sounds and words to their digital collages, adding their own stories to their artwork.
The color and whimsy of Bearden’s landscape backdrops and cutout figures is inspirational to say the least, and a great way to spark an after-school afternoon.
You can download the app here. And find out more about the traveling exhibit here.
In this T-Rad Rex approved blog post, we bring you a little video on how to build your on dinosaur. Well, not exactly. But if you happen to stumble across a pile of jurassic bones in your back yard, this video will come in handy.
Here at Raskullz Headquarters we’re big fans of all things 3D. That’s why we were so excited to stumble across this little gem of an afternoon craft.
Thanks to Minie Co. for the fabulous idea.
“The Event of a Thread” was a stunning large scale, participatory installation by Ann Hamilton that recently filled the cavernous drill hall at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City. The centerpiece of the installation was an enormous curtain of fabric that stretched across the width of the hall. An array of swings, available to the public, were tethered to the curtain by an intricate rope system overhead—when participants used the swings, the swinging motion caused the fabric to ripple and move up and down.
The joy of swinging is something you never grow out of.
From your enemies at Raskullz Headquarters…
Hello little rowdy Raskullz! We have a fun little craft project for you on what is a magnificently cloudy afternoon here at Raskullz Headquarters. So get your printers and imaginations ready for these cut out finger puppets. You can click here or on the picture below to print out puppets of your favorite Raskullz helmet characters.
When the waves are no bueno, grab your favorite Raskullz helmet, your trusty skateboard and make your own waves.
Tarp Surfing from The Observatory on Vimeo.
We recently stumbled across this dazzling little site. Kaleidolism. Making kaleidoscope wallpaper backgrounds of any image you deem amazing enough. Try making your own, or check out our little rendition below.
Hey ‘skullz squad. We have a real nostalgic treat for you today. We’ve left no internet stone unturned in bringing you a full streaming version of the greatest BMX film of all time: RAD. Get ready for an action-packed 90 minutes watching Cru Jones shred all over town as he saves his beloved HellTrack.