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I started an art and paper goods company, called Glam Gram Paper Co.
Check out my online shop and support creative small business. www.glamgrampaper.com/the-goods/
A paper toy I designed for www.kinektdesign.com/
The model is all lasercut on 1mm cardboard and the joint where to fold is just cut halfway through
Was walking along the Yarra when I came accross heaps and heaps of paper everywhere. A lot of people came to help clean up the mess. =]
Inspired by one of my contacts, Geninne , I decided to try making paper snowflakes. What a fun thing to do....I spent most of the day making these!! Only trouble is, I can't hang them where the kittens will get to them, so I will probably give them away for Christmas!!
Sunday 1st September, Lodestar Music Festival, Cambridgeshire.
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A set of red ribbon themed lined paper and pageborders for writing composition of activity. Available to download for FREE at:
www.tesindia.com/teaching-resource/Red-Ribbon-Themed-Line...
This is French Paper on the St. Joseph River at Niles, MI photographed from the ruin of the Niles Board and Paper plant across the river. I was testing a Leica Elmar 35mm f/3.5 LTM lens for filter vignetting. This photo is with the A36 clamp-on yellow grad filter. This filter clamps on the outer ring at the front of the lens. I also tested 19mm filters which screw into the filter thread in both the Series IV adapter and as a direct screw-in filter. In no case was there any vignetting. The yellow grad filter worked the best here as it darkend the sky without darkening the lower portions of the photo.
Photographed using a Cannon III rangefinder using a Leica Elmar 35mm f/3.5 lens and a A36 Leica yellow grad filter on Kodak Tri-X 400. Exposed EI 400, developed in Kodak HC110 B 6.5 min at 68 F.
A hoodie and a dress made from brown paper advertising a sale in Pandemonium clothing shop in Whitby
Paper cranes with bells hanging in a store. I imagine it's some form of delicate wind chime.
From my entry Photo Wrap-Up '06.
This illustrates how the Paper Bicycle can be easily adjusted to be ridden by very tall men and very short women. But NOT the otherway round - No short men or tall women, that just wont do. Also women must wear skirts and carry handbags, and men must wear suits at all times. Smurfs need not apply.
This kusudama, like Snowball, is made of Francis Ow's snowflake modules. Unlike Snowball it is made of rectangles. Although it is possible to connect in stable kusudama 30 units made of squares, it's to tight for them, the unit requires additional folds to be connected into icosahedral structure, the assembly process is not easy... But this one seems to be perfect! That's why I call it Snow Queen.
Name: Snow Queen
Design: Francis Ow
Folding: Anna Alekseeva
Number of units: 30
Paper size: 5.3x7.2 cm (A4/16)
Join: nothing
Photo: Anna Alekseeva
Name: Babochki
Designer: Vysochina Tanya (Ukraine)
Folder: Larionova Anna
Parts: butterfly - 12, connecting - 24
Paper's size : 14 cm and 3,5 cm
Joined with: glue
Final height: ~10 cm
Diagram: not yet (done by photo)
Designed by Tomoko Fuse. 30 units, no glue...so far. A bit annoying to assemble, as it requires to pull the paper a bit.
Units are very easy to fold and the end result is rather nice.
Eco-friendly 4-compartment paper plates & bowls being trimmed with excellent finishing in the Parason semi-automatic trimming machine.
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A section of the roof of this abandoned paper mill was repaired with green corrugated fiber glass, bathing the interior with an aquatic light.
This is a big pleasure to fold.The only drawback I see with this though is that this requires specific paper sizes for the squares,though it is not a big deal.
Designed by Martin Sejer Andersen
Video: Msaorigami