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Paper version of sports shoes as votive offerings, to be burnt for the dead. Made from cardboard, pigment, paper, foil, cord (synthetic braid), metal (staple), and possible plastic. Dimensions: 26.5 (l) x 9.8 (w) x 10.2 (h) cm. Acquired in south China in 1999.
Source: American Museum of Natural History
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Net made (with measurements) as a template to use for Slab Building and a paper version of the Lemonade can I’ve been drawing and studying in my sketchbook. [12/06/2018]
Via This is Colossal
paper object by I.E. on Flickr.
Happycentro have been asked to design and produce the invitation card for Louis Vuitton store opening in Osaka. The starting idea was to design a origami paper object ― shape, expression of perpetual precision and pureness of the origami world. They wanted to explore their intimate passion for special printing techniques. More details for the paper aficionados after the jump.Â
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I had some fun with makin' these kaleidocycle's. You can make yer own by uploading yer fotos and download the templates here :Â http://foldplay.com/kaleidocycle.action
Many thanks to Piki who occasionally punched my hand and the cube's for being a model + background.
Ornament Exchange + Holiday Fair
These are some of the final ornaments I made for the exchange I wrote about last month. I've been giving these away almost as fast as I've been making them. I took these pictures shortly before packing these guys up for the mail.
My inspiration was to create a dimensional version of some holiday masking tape experiments I made last year.
The ornament exchange was good motivation to create an ornament that could do triple duty for the exchange, to be given as gifts and to be sold. I participated in the San Francisco Center for the Book Holiday Fair this year where I sold some of my wares including the ornaments which proved to be a hit.
Thanks Dan Grindle for the Holiday Fair images.
