Synth in a Book, With Bonus Devil Pig
Gwydion ap Dafydd of Konkreet Labs shoehorned a MeeBlip synthesizer into a hollowed-out hardback copy of Mary Hahn’s venerable classic Praktisches Kochbuch. There’s no denying the cool factor of the hog-butchering diagram with the glowing eye.
via http://blog.makezine.com/archive/2011/11/synth-in-a-book-with-bonus-devil-pig.html
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