The Beady Eyed Craftster is our weekly round-up of shiny (mostly) art and craft related links from across the internets.

• Up on Colossal there’s some cool pictures  from The Sketchbook Project: “The Sketchbook Project is a global, crowd-sourced art project where participants obtain sketchbooks and are given several months to fill the pages and return them for inclusion in the traveling exhibition.”

• Nice little tutorial from Photojojo: transferring photos and other images onto wood. I’m keen to try something like this.

• Over on Design Milk, there’s a great little interview with 3D printing company Shapeway’s  CEO and fonder. Interesting stuff: “Shapeways is a service enabling you to use 3D printers to make whatever you want. The first and very important step is creation. What do you want to have?”

• Also on Design Milk, this fantastic image gallery of restored vintage cameras. I’m not much of a photographer, and I’m definitely not a camera buff, but these are really stylish.

• Similarly stylish are these machine lamps by Frank Buchwald. They’re very retro-futurist in design, all burnished steel and polished brass, kind of minimalist steampunk (i.e. without a surfeit on unnecessary cogs).

• And finally, if you’re not already familiar with the sterling sixties-inspired illustrations of Kevin Dart, you really should be!