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peice#002 ..kinda a mini skull ..with no crown and smaller than the 1st piece by about 1/2 www.paper-skulls.com
I cut a 3/8" x 14" piece of layout bond and curled it tightly around an exacto knife handle, let it fall on a piece of black construction paper and made some slight adjustments to the arrangement. I then pointed an LED flashlight from various angles at the resulting composition. This picture was shot with a Pentax *ist D with Lensbaby 2 + Tokina .45X Conversion Lens (macro)
This series was inspired by two photos by Manuel Alvarez Bravo I saw at San Jose Museum of Art
2005.08.26
A group of graduates from Washington University's Sam Fox School craft paper hands to be in the exhibition "stylus."
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Paper Line I
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Toilet paper stacked with heavy contrast creating abstract patterns.
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Here is the exhibit area from The Life of Paper.
Visitors are encouraged to populate the origami city with their creations.
The Great Wave off Kanagawa by
Katsushika Hokusai
открытка с гравюры
Кацусика Хокусая
Большая волна
(Серия 36 видов Фудзи.
Лист Волны в открытом море
у побережья Канагава)
16ma09_075
have been playing a lot with corrugation today. made some more pointy pineapple shapes, a leafy fan, and a lamp cover. need to get the right lampshade shape.
one sheet A4 copy paper.
The Paper lanterns in Furukawa-cho shopping St.
Furukawa-cho shopping St., Higashiyama, KyotoCity, KyotoPrefecture, Japan
Rice Paper butterfly captured using Nikon R1C1 system with three SB-R200 flash units mounted on lens and triggered by SU-800.
Narcissus paper model - Main cabin and nose assemblies. The fairly regular shapes of the hull inspired giving this thing a try in the first place
The Potteries Museum and Art Gallery in Hanley, Stoke on Trent, is the home of one of the surviving examples of the Spitfire fighter plane but the plane itself is currently under restoration and its place has been taken by a fascinating fullsize 'skeleton' of the design.
This smaller paper example by artist, Suhail Shaikh is also on display in the museum beside the full-sized replica skeleton made in steel by apprentices at KMF who were directed by the same artist.
The plane is known as Vera and, as the artist chose, is presented free of national markings or weapons, to represent the human spirit as a whole, beyond nationality, borders and conflict.