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[Fall RoidWeek 2018] Day 3: My motto today? Going closer. My friend Emilie got these paper planes on her visit in Barcelona.
Vintage paper ATCs I received back in swap hosted by ArtJoyStuff blog along with tag bonus from hostess, Kimberly.
Our family endlessly recycled wrapping paper from bigger presents to small presents to stocking fillers, or used larger offcuts as dust jackets on books. Some paper would have a life, including storage in the Wrapping Paper Box of a decade or more. And even then little offcuts of favourite patterns might be kept.
I myself , of course, rose above this feminine trait, but I do have a not insubstantial collection of small lengths of string.
This paper from the seventies.
Acquired some lovely new papers (had this one in grey previously) and am having fun trying them out.
Am also cutting some male figures and this grape vine paper goes surprisingly well with them too.
The Crane from a 15X15 cm square. It was fun to fold.
The weight of the paper requires accurate fold, otherwise the beak is not
sharp as it should.
So, it's been more than a year since I last uploaded parts of my Sanrio collection. I started to break into a couple of the the cases and boxes tonight, but it was really tiring to try to arrange and organize things together (there was not enough room, and way too many boxes!).
I decided I'm just going to wing it, and take pictures of whatever I can wrangle and group together from each box. I'll try to keep everything related together, except all of My Melody and Kuromi will be separated. Lighting's not so great in most of these, and some of them are blurry. It was definitely a larger task than I thought. But if anyone wants a closeup of the items, I'll be more than happy to take individual pictures.
This is the first batch of HK stationery. A lot of this is not worth noting, but the items on the bottom right are one of my favorites. It's Hello Kitty with doodly details, and it's much more whimsical and playful than other designs. It's also a Japan exclusive, and I believe I picked it up some time early 2007.
Created by Melinda Aszódi of Etsy shop Kwandera.
Blogged: www.allthingspaper.net/2012/10/paper-shoes-kwandera.html
Made by Cartalana, this handmade paper and gold chain necklace is included in a round up of beautiful artisan-made paper jewelry: www.allthingspaper.net/2018/10/even-more-artist-made-pape...
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No celebrations without decorations!
The balloons, paper fun for different purposes, lights.
Paper-fan.
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Paper promotion package for Mohawk Fine Papers Options line. The paper is solid and versatile, which solves printing needs whatever they may be, sort of like having the right tool for the job. This inspired me to create a fun promotion package based on a Swiss army knife. It folds out to be able to show the different types of paper, and then folds back into the center for storage and protection.
I totally ripped-off this idea from a recent Flickr Explore page entry because it was so simple and dramatic. This is just blue fan-fold post-it notes opened up on a piece of orange poster-board that I had. I think that they look like little beach cabanas.
I took a few shots in natural light, but the results looked way too “flat”, so I got out a flash unit and my off-camera cord. I took a few at different angles with a soft bounce attachment, but again the results looked a little lifeless. For the one that I finally selected here I used a direct flash in “telephoto” mode pointed back a little toward the camera to generate the foreground shadows. The camera was on a tripod and I set the ambient light exposure to -2ev and the flash exposure to 0ev.
Canon 1DmkIII; EF24-105 f4L IS; 65mm; ISO-200; f11; 1/25-sec; EX580 flash.
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