Showing posts with label papercraft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label papercraft. Show all posts

20100215

Print Matters exhibition








Never Give a Pretty Girl a Hand Grenade
. A little bit of Hoefler Text Italic, ten illustrations and 3 hours worth of hand-sewn binding, it folds into a neat 150mm x 150mm book.

20100205

Katie Thomas





innovative layout and design for Tank Magazine

Jane Smith by Ting Huang






A book about a the most common girl in the world.

Books Transformed Into Art by Su Hee Lee





An intricate handmade dissertation book about Book Art especially
focused on Altered book which using a found book transformed
into an art form. This book contains the deep knowledge of
Book Art field and experimental processes of mine.
Pages are decorated by needlework. It is also cut out every page
making a butterfly shape out of the pattern. Book cover is made by
leather title engraved.

Milk Cartons-Yael Mer & Shay Alkalay




These three different milk cartons distinguish between the rates of fat in the milk by using form rather then colour. The form of the milk cartons reflects in a way on the milk’s texture and smoothness. The two back folds are used as the carton's handle, while the two in the front function as the spout.



contact
info@raw-edges.com

julius tigno- fresh from the dairy project




contact:
juliustigno@mac.com

How to make a Paper Infinity Card

Toymaker and illustrator, Marilyn Scott Waters, has been creating marvelous paper toys and sharing them freely for many years. Today I got word that she's made some of her lovely watercolor art into two pdfs free for the download so that we can all make an Infinity Card.

If you're not familiar with Infinity Cards, they are one of my personal all time favorite paper card mechanisms and are really quite magical to see in person. To make it even sweeter, they are super simple to construct. No kidding. It's just four strips glued at four corners, making a two-sided square, that flips open in panel combination after panel combination.

I've made several of them myself as art pieces, where I've made wording on each panel combine to reveal meaning no matter which way the panels are flipped. I highly recommend trying to make a few to see how fun they can be for yourself. And Marilyn's gift might be an endlessly helpful introduction.


scherenschnitte


Master paper cutter, Cindy Ferguson of Scherenschnitte, (the art of paper cutting design [pronounced Sharon-sh-net, if German or Sharon-sh-net-ah if Swiss] which is German for "scissor cuts") has announced that she has new eight paper cut projects featured in the eminent new paper cut book release called "Paper Cuts: 35 Inventive Projects"which looks pretty paper-cutting-good to me. I especially love how Cindy made her intricate and charming Alice in Wonderland tea party paper cut interlocking so that it stands alone!

20090317

Shaz Madani

I can relate..





Her portfolio is amazing

Paper Transformer Model




Paper + Transformer dvd = Bumblebee
Wow

20090309

Bombo! (aka Maurizio Santucci) Illustration



Like people playing footsie, some trees just wanna play rootsie!

I like this fun, skillfully crafted illustration by Italian illustrator, Bombo! (aka Maurizio Santucci). Like a fine puzzle, all the pieces fit together nicely. The composition creates a realistic pop-up environment that I wish I could travel to, and I really enjoy the tangled roots and the nervous expression on the tree’s face.Santucci created this particular piece for the Argentinian art magazine, Atypica, and created another awesome collage to pay homage to one of my favorite films, Taxi Driver (1976).

The images and patterns totally capture the spirit of the film, and I’m now completely obsessed with his work! See more on his website, www.bomboloand.com.

20090302

Rubikon


I wish I had a real one of these, until then this will do :)

Rubikon is a paper model which is a fully functional photographic camera (camera obscura). In 1979 the paper model Dirkon was published in ABC magazine. This model was an imitation of the very popular reflex camera. Rubikon as an ever-green design, comes after 25 years to be a reaction to digital techno...
Design by Jaroslav Jurica

Paper animation wow! Mykonos by Grandchildren

Take art paper, cut into abstract and geometric shapes, film a nearly representational visual story set to popular music, film each small movement of the paper frame by frame, add four weeks of that by a merry band of animators.

I like the way the action and gesture match the haunting music perfectly in mood as well as timing. It's mesmerizing and can grow on you...



Mykonos from Grandchildren on Vimeo.
Credits:

Music - Fleet Foxes - Mykonos
Director/Animator - Sean Pecknold
Artist/Illustrator - Jesse Brown (papervspencil.com)
Animation Assistant - Toby Liebowitz (inbruno.com)
Animation Assistant - Chris Ando (myspace.com/talbottagora)
Art Director - Sean Pecknold
Produced by Grandchildren

20090301

Yulia Brodskaya: PAPERgraphic Illustration




Yulia Brodskaya is a Russian Graphic Designer based in London.

She makes these amazing paper illustrations.