Sometimes impracticality doesn't matter; just have fun, enjoy it for what it is.
Made with 1/8 inch aluminum wiring, foil, newspaper mache and colored transparency paper, and silver spraypaint.
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- Syllabus 3D Spring 2008
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- Lighthouse
- Life Is Too Short
- The Sound of the Soul
- You got dunked on
- "I'll never fit into this"
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Points, Lines, Planes, Volumes: Artist Links
2D to 3D Project Artist Links
- Annette Meyer (paper clothing)
- Carlo Giovani (Folded Cartoonish Paper Models)
- Coleen Baran (Paper Jewelry)
- Gijs Bakker
- Jacob Hashimoto (Paper Wall Sculptures and Installations)
- Jen Stark (colorful paper cutouts)
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- Jum Nakao (Paper Gowns)
- Kristin Beeler (Jewelry)
- Melanie Bilenker (Hair Jewelry)
- Papercraft World Blog
- Peter Callesen (Paper Cutouts and Installations)
- Richard Sweeney (Huge folded paper models)
- Sarah Kate Burgess (Adorn Everyday Jewlery)
- Su Blackwell (Book Arts)
- Susan Stockwell
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