It's a classic Middle East phenomenon: the men carefully craft themselves to look uncannily like the leader.
The new drawing feature, however, is focused on sharing doodles – much like the "Digital Touch" feature built into iOS also allows users to share images they craft themselves with friends via text.
Regardless of how they got there, the end result is an output of affordably priced, print-on-demand goods that reflect their own unique vision and inspirations, whether that's a new kind of jewelry that couldn't exist before the capabilities introduced by 3D printing, one-of-a-kind items used to decorate your home, or objects which buyers help craft themselves, using simple online tools.
Traders often "craft themselves to be shocking," says Caitlin Zaloom, an anthropologist at New York University who has studied trader culture.
Though Eno made the majority of creative decisions during the recording sessions, "Slug" was one of the few tracks that the members from U2 tried to craft themselves.
The friends were united, too, by their love of martial-arts films — in the mythology they crafted for themselves, Staten Island became "the slums of Shaolin".
But if the "enemies" of craft beer start saying they're craft themselves, does craft become a debased, meaningless term?
"Any teacher of writing will talk about how much they learn about the craft themselves by teaching it," said Melissa Hammerle, the coordinator of the N.Y.U.
And crafts themselves have changed; the wax to create her $28 T-shirts has to be imported from China and, she says, is not as good as the American-made stuff she once used.
