From: "Kickstarter" <[email protected]>
From: "Kickstarter" <[email protected]>
To: [email protected]>
Subject: Projects We Love: Announcing Projects of Earth
Date: Thu, 03 Aug 2017 21:04:56 +0000
Kickstarter
Newest Popular Ending Soon
Projects We Love
It's a showcase of human imagination — and a collective portrait of
humanity. You're invited to launch a new idea as part of Projects of Earth,
a creative initiative exploring life on Earth today. Learn how to take part
here.
And now, here are four future-facing projects.
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By Simon Strauss
Kiruma: It's a single sheet of paper. It's a fantasy world. Created
using kirigami, the Japanese art of cutting and folding paper, this
illuminated diorama invites you into a castle in the sky.
View project
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By Lynne M. Thomas
Disabled People Destroy Science Fiction: Travel to magical
worlds in this issue of Uncanny Magazine written and edited by
disabled members of the sci-fi community.
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By NapkinBooks
Bitcoin on a Napkin: What the heck is bitcoin? Learn the ins and
outs of the cryptocurrency with the help of this easy-to-digest
illustrated guide.
View project
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By Algobrix
Algobrix: A swinging pirate ship and a Lego-eating monster are just
two of the many robots kids can learn to program with this
educational coding game.
View project
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CELEBRATING 100,000 KICKSTARTER
CREATORS
They're artists and designers, tinkerers and
developers. Together, these Kickstarter
creators are shaping the independent creative
landscape today.
Read more here
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