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From Dylan Romero June 28th, 2023
2022 UCSF Library Artist in Residence, Jacoub Reyes presents "Tradition, Craft, and Technology: Making Woodblock Prints with New Media." Building off Jacoub… -
From Dylan Romero December 7th, 2022
2022 UCSF Library Artist in Residence, Jacoub Reyes presents "Woodblock Prints and Medicine: Sugar and Tobacco in the Caribbean." This event highlights… -
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From Dylan Romero April 27th, 2022
Recommended prerequisite: 3D Printing at UCSF Part 1 Do you have a CT scan you would like to convert to a 3D print?Join Makers Lab staff to start creating 3D… -
From Dylan Romero February 9th, 2022
In this 45-minute workshop, participants create one to three cards for Valentine’s Day on paper using leaves/flowers (dried or fresh), tea or coffee or… -
From Dylan Romero October 20th, 2021
This workshop explores healing plants from medieval and early modern botanical manuscripts and ways to be inspired by and benefit from botanical gardens, the visual… -
From Dylan Romero September 9th, 2021
Learn more about the "The City is a Body" project and Farah Hamade's residency on the UCSF Library website. -
From Dylan Romero July 2nd, 2021
Presenting the audio-visual project "The City is a Body" which discusses COVID-19 disparities in San Francisco. This project is a visual reflection of… -
From Scott Drapeau May 21st, 2021
Are you interested in a different approach to 3D modeling? Discover Wireframe Modeling in Blender! Join Makers Lab staff (virtually) working in Blender (freeware) to… -
From Dylan Romero April 19th, 2021
Join us for an informal introduction to sewing! In this pop-up we will introduce you to one of the most widely used stitches in sewing, the running stitch. This… -
From Scott Drapeau March 31st, 2021
Are you interested in continuing to learn about visual communication and perspective drawing? Join Makers Lab staff (virtually) for the second of a two-part pop-up… -
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From Scott Drapeau March 10th, 2021
Are you interested in discovering how 3D CAD design, 3D printing, mold making, and silicone are being utilized to create real tools for surgical simulation training… -
From Dylan Romero February 19th, 2021
Maquettes are mini models that are typically used in architecture and sculpture work to help visualize how the finished piece will look before beginning… -
Helpful and informative videos from the UCSF Library's Makers Lab!