Indoor kite flying offers a big window for expansion in the science and art of [...]
In my last article for KiteLife I wrote about the importance of not plagiarizing original [...]
Variety and creativity are often hallmarks of European kite festivals, and the kite makers at [...]
Lesson by Jacqueline Kemp and Alan W. Pritchard What does congruent mean? What does symmetry [...]
Having just seen the third in his series ourselves, we thought our readers might enjoy [...]
I first heard about this event when Nigel Spaxman emailed me and wanted information regarding [...]
It’s been nearly a year and a half since our last interview here at Kitelife [...]
When I was a junior in high school I became obsessed with the geometry of [...]
Okay, we’re on our way again. This time, it’s Theresa Norelius and I – on [...]
I am not sure how everyone else builds kites, but I will assume that anyone [...]
Whether the Marconi-rigged kite actually gets added performance from its overlapping jib and Venturi slot [...]
This kite design challenged us more than any other we ever set out to create. [...]
When is a bridle not a bridle??When it is a single line attached to a [...]
Holy smokes was it cold this morning! While there were rumors of impending snow, the [...]
We appeared to have a larger number of particiants in our morning workshops today, likey [...]
The schedule was pretty relaxed today with comprehensive kitemaking competition continuing both indoors and out, [...]
The first wave of todays morning workshops were “Recruiting for Fun” by Gayle Woodul, “Judging [...]
Tuesday morning saw quite a deluge of rain, still cold, putting a slight damper on [...]
With fifteen conventions under my belt as of this one, I do like arriving at [...]
When I first met Johan Hallin from Sweden, and saw his beautiful feather kites flying [...]
In Japan in the early 18th Century began a great kite-hysteria that lasted through most [...]
