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Just thought I would share something from my blog (yes, blog pimping). This is not the most awesome photograph, because I make them small to take up less space.
This was another assignment for my art class. We had to draw three paper airplanes. I wanted to make the assignment more fun so I drew on the pieces of paper with different colored pens before I asked my dad to make them into airplanes. I can't fold paper.
Flicker Lounge: Busy week, so looking to the archives. The classic kind of paper.
112 in 2012: #96 - Paper
Dressed with scrapbook paper clothes, a bit of lace, some raffia for her hair and some jewel embellishments.
Created for Halloween Flight Night Swap on Hop Hop Jingle Boo.
both models are made from the same size 20 cm squares of Julia's paper, but the final sizes are very different...
Created by Karin Eisele of Paperilla.
Blogged: www.allthingspaper.net/2013/03/paper-twine-designs-paperi...
Gently sponge the paper with sponges through the screening on the Deckle.
If you see air between the paper and the Felt, sponge the buble to the edge of the paper. This is a sign that you need to ring out your Felt.
You should also squeeze out your sponges often. after every one or two pieces of paper.
These photos was taken as part of an exercise in looking at forms and shapes through the generation of paper curves. Three different types of paper were used (silk, woven and thread) with the intent of generating simple ‘beautiful’ images with an emphasis on line, shape, shading and texture.
Small paper wasps building their nest. I don't yet know which particular species of wasp these belong to.
Cut & folded paper sculpture inspired by brilliant words of children. Text reads:
"We could go outside and build a big nest for all our birds to live in"
In our travels through the winding streets of Seville Spain, we can across this on a electrical box. It was possibly a image for left over from Semana Santa.
Spain celebrates Easter Week much more than most European countries. During the whole of Semana Santa, (Holy Week), street processions are organised in most Spanish towns each evening, from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday.
People carry statues of saints around on floats or wooden platforms, and an atmosphere of mourning - which can seem quite oppressive to onlookers - and the Easter week processions end with Easter Sunday, a day full of light and colour when church and cathedral bells are heard ringing throughout the country.
Butterfly Garland
I made this garland using a Martha Stewart butterfly craft punch, black paper with a bit of white, glue and black embroidery floss.
Small gift box shaped like a shoe.
At 3 1/2" tall and 5" long, just perfect for a small gift bundled in tissue paper and dropped in the toe. Each lovingly made by hand of paper and/or cardstock.