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Mike Senese

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As seen in: Medium, WIRED Magazine, Heise Online, Make:, Packt Hub, I Programmer, FierceElectronics, Tech News Tube
Content @edgeimpulse. Formerly: Executive Editor @MAKE magazine; Sr. Editor @wired; TV host on Discovery & Science Channel
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Wicked Wings – 3 Ways to Spread Your Costume Wings - Make:

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By Mike Senese Verified
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Featured image: Demon Hunter from World of Warcraft. Photographer: A.Z.Production Cosplay Photography. Cosplayer: Willow Creative Flight has caught our fancy since the dawn of time. Ancient Greek myths detailed Daedalus strapping wax-and-feather wings to his arms. Leonardo da Vinci diagrammed wearable winged mechanisms in the 15th century. Otto Lilienthal helped launch the sport of hang gliding at the end of the 1800s, and modern wingsuits have been around since the mid-1990s.
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Pulp Fiction — Paper Mâché Fantasy - Make:

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By Mike Senese Verified
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The term “paper mâché” brings up fond memories of youthful summer camp projects — strips of newspaper dipped in paste, layered on top of a balloon, face, or cardboard model, then left to harden and be painted. Those resulting oblong balls, lumpy masks, and indeterminate piñatas should be familiar to us all. The centuries-old medium isn’t well known for its finer art aspects, but there are some creators out there making pieces of respectable quality, often geared toward youngsters.
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paper mache News, Reviews and More

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By Mike Senese Verified, Gareth Branwyn Verified, Andrew Salomone, Haley Pierson-Cox
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Skip to content Mexico-based Fernando Pérez Carrizales brings sci-fi and fantasy creatures — like a Rancor and the Pale Man — to life out of Paper Mâché. Nothing says festive birthday party love like an Imperial planet killer, groaning with goodies, for the kids to attack with a pool noodle light saber. Death to Lord Vader! Mmmmmm…. Starburst. This Death Star piñata is actually rather simple to build, using only a beach ball, strips of newspaper and paper mache glue mix.
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