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Torn paper strips glued to blank sheet of paper -- next I'll cut horizontal strips to use in journals.
Como forma de agradecimento, a Adri me mandou esse vasinho lindo, de
flores azuis e brancas, lindas e delicadas, como só ela sabe fazer!
Adorei!!!!!
I had this super cute pink and gold washi that I wanted to use but no stickers to match it. I made all of the other embellishments on this spread.
These are simple printer paper that has been crumbled up and then manipulated using color filters and adding some of my own brushes to give it a realistic look of old paper.
Full sized textures are found at www.outsidethefray.com.
I'm guest designing at Tarisota kits this month and made this with the yummy March kit! thanks for peeking! =) Paper-ya is my fave paper store in Vancouver on Granville island...yummy!
Day 10/365
A dear buddy of mine gave this to me :D
So pretty!
And she wrapped it in my most favourite type of packaging!
Haha
A new paper shoes collection for my new show on Aug 22, 2008 - Unique Artist Expo at Columbia University in NYC.
Did I tell you that I sold the whole previous collection (30 shoes) to a collector in Belgium! ;-) I was so happy!
An anonymous paper prototype/idea. Each workshopper responded to one of the best ideas from their team brainstorm, using any of the various materials I provided.
many of the ideas considered geolocation, personalising the Gormley figures, engaging young children, various "Where's Wally" ideas and many more brilliant ideas.
6.5 X 5 paste paper Arches Text wove and Arches Text wove plain paper. Acrylic, Dr. Martins Bleedproff White, stencils, pan pastels, die cuts, embossing, rubber stamps, ribbon, inktense blocks, hand lettering collage.
Check out these letterpress business card that we printed for Karin Wegsjö and Janna Holmsted, artists from Sweden – NU INSTITUTET. These custom business cards were designed by swedish graphic designer Fredrik Andersson and letterpress printed on the recycled grey board. The logo were printed in solid pink and looks really magnificent. Printed by www.elegantepress.com
Yet another nice model from Oschene
Done finding the references. I knew those 1/7 divisions would come in handy some day.
It reminds me somehow of this model by another great origami creator by the same name only spelled differently. Philip Shen's dish