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CITROËN celebrates the 5th anniversary of its DS-Models, and in the same time marks the 136th birthday of its founder Andre Citroën while presenting its newest C4 Cactus model, below “The Paper Wave” the longest Kinetic Lights installation ever.
A 65m long array of Kinetic Lights hovered above the car-runway while cars creating ripples were passing underneath. The installation looks like a delicate wave and is made of thin paper sheets that change colors. The installation is simple and pure, in the same time it is unique in its dimension and layer-like structure.
lighthouse on office kitchen wallpaper, Malvern, PA
in camera blur experiments
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Note to future self: It seems so obvious that it has to have been done already, but try to do something with the idea of playing around with variations of rock, paper, scissors like here.
wall hides paper - in the sense of an old newspaper advertisement under 5 layers of wallpaper and paint
paper obscures lighthouse - in the sense of a man reading a newspaper near a lighthouse
lighthouse exposes wall - lighting a wall of rocks, shore etc.
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minutes later...
what about?
mongoose - mongoose eats cobra
cobra - cobra bites man
man with looped stick who goes around catching mongoose - self-explanatory
Hmmm...there seems to be a certain inelegance to that last one :-)
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Hours later....
And why limit it to 3?
What about something like "Rock, Scissors, Paper, Dick Cheney?"
Hmm...there may be something to that one :-)
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Seconds later
What about just
Dick Cheney, Dick Cheney, Dick Cheney
I sort of like that one.
It kind of mirrors real life.
Author: Komatsu Hideo
I´m very happy with how this one turned out, especialy the tail.
Here you can see everything that´s to like about this model, the tail, the ears, the snout, the main body, I love it all. This combined with the nice paper makes a fine model.
Graphic project by Sottsass Associati - Christoph Radl
Special edition of Philippe Stark cookware.
Ed. 5000
Shot at the Oakland Museum of Modern Art. Props to the artist who handmade all those paper cranes (unfortunately I don't know his/her name).
The shadows weren't really part of the piece, but they looked awesome.
D80; Nikon 18-55mm
Recycled paper chandelier made for a Woodend Artists ACE funded event in Aug 08. The artist ran workshops with local youth groups to make the origami cubes. These were then grouped into colour and suspended by fishing wire from a central frame.
See www.jacquisymons.co.uk for further work.
The Paper Kite (Idea leuconoe) is a large black and white butterfly of Southeast Asian origin. The butterfly glides gracefully amongst the treetops and floats like a piece of paper, has 5 senses: hearing, sight, smell, touch and taste. Just like us.
Critically endangered due to loss of habitat, seen deep in mangrove swamp vegetation.
Family: Nymphalidae
Subfamily: Danainae
Featured craft project on AuntAnnie.com. Instructions and pattern at: www.auntannie.com/Valentines/HeartBasket
my dad made this ceramic creature as a present to vladik for publishing an article in physics review letters. the decoratins are figures from the paper.
Paper beads hand-rolled by me from a selection of vintage, recycled and found maps, envelopes and papers.
. . . that wouldn't make a bad name for a band: Japanese Paper Sleeve. This is the second one I have posted:
www.flickr.com/photos/spinning45rpm/4400315271/
As I've stated before, this kind of ephemera is sometimes what attracts the consumer as much (or more so) then the actual song, I mean, Nina and Federik have an interesting background:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nina_and_Frederick
. . . but Sucu Sucu is slightly on the ditty side, with the cringe-worthy assumption of a Caribbean accent (or whatever it is):
Ink and colored pencil of a piece of birch bark that I found on the sidewalk. I believe it's from a Paper birch tree.
Bounty Paper Towels, 9/2014, by Mike Mozart of TheToyChannel and JeepersMedia on YouTube, Proctor & Gamble
Designed and folded by Jhon Doe.
From 9 sheets of uncut paper.
hair: 15cm karape (yellow) + thin paper (white)
face: 11.3cm karape (pink) + karape (charcoal)
head dress: 7.5cm kami (black)
arm: 7.5cm×2 karape (pink) + karape (charcoal)
uniform: 15cm kami (black)
skirt: 15cm kami (black)
legs: 15cm karape (charcoal) + thin paper (white)
tray: 7.5cm kami(white) + aluminum foil