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Found some nice blue pieces of paper and made some waves with them.
Tried to fold an origami boat what didn't work the way I wanted it to... so cut out this little boat in stead!
Have a great weekend!
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i finally got my outdated 2005 FUJI PROVIA 100F processed from a trip to ' Paper Mill Lock' here in ESSEX England with my Great Camera Club / FLICKR Mate RAY who also is kind enough to carry my HEAVY PENTAX 6x7 outfit as he does not want me to get another HERNIA ! SMC Takumar 200mm f4
Up for raffle to all my contacts and members of the Flickr group "ATC raffle cards (paper raffles only)." To enter the drawing please leave a comment below, only 1 entry per person. Raffle ends May 22nd, I will notify winner for address shortly after. Good luck everyone!!! Collage ATC, on illustration board. Moon image and bottom left corner image sent to me by tammybeck, thank you!
Strip of paper cut and rolled in spiral
Submitted for the Macro Mondays theme of the week : Just White Paper.
Paper artist Polly Verity's sculpted paper faces are featured on the All Things Paper blog this week. Such a fascinating process and quite the departure from her previous work: www.allthingspaper.net/2020/05/tantalizing-paper-sculptur...
Pieces of work cut into long thin strips of paper weaved together for an experimental textile piece.
January 2017.
Figura de león hecha de cartón corrugado, expuesta en un "carmen" en la ciudad de Granada.
Lion figure made of corrugated cardboard, displayed in a "carmen" in the city of Granada.
Gracias por vuestras visitas, comentarios y favoritos!
Thanks for your visits, comments and faves!
Camera: 4x5 Newton New-View
Lens: Kodak from a Kodak 3A folding camera
Negative: Kodak photographic paper
Developer: Caffenol
Location: The Rez in Saint John, NB, Canada.
"I'm gonna buy a paper doll that I can call my own..." Found a lovely spot to listen to old time radio at Winter Moon.
Visit in Second Life: maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Winter%20Moon/96/217/21
Folded from a hexagon cut off from a 40 x 40 cm square of Curious paper.
I have lost some of the interest in folding models with more levels, since the final result ends up being too large and difficult to store or display. I think 4 levels will do for now.
at first it was a doodle I've made during a week of initiation about "art therapy". finally I really like it and play with the layers and the curves.
one uncut square of canson paper (20cm) wet folded. on a kite base
Artist Spotlight: Meet Sami Lange, a paper dye artist in Arizona who makes labor-intensive hand-stitched quilts composed of hand-cut shapes: www.allthingspaper.net/2022/08/paper-quilt-artist.html
I am sorry i have been incredibly slack with my photography and flickr updates. New start!
(photo is a little sketchy sorry) 50,000+ reblogs on tumblr. paper-daisy.tumblr.com/post/15340358708
I'm a bit weary of snowy scenes now, although I have saved a picture of some bushes I would like to show you soon.
But I'm talking paper planes tonight because I heard a song with that name on the car radio as I drove to work this morning.
You probably haven't heard, but I was quite good at making planes when I was younger. I always wanted to fly although dreams of it in recent years have been killed off by a power to weight ratio that has gone in the wrong direction, although thrust and lift are still just about sufficient.
But at boarding school we had those Victorian wooden desks with a seat attached to it within some sort of cast iron frame. The desk had a lift up lid, a groove to put your pencil in, and an ink fountain in the corner, and someone-else's still tacky chewing gum and yellow-green bogeys underneath where you sometimes let your hands feel around when you were searching for something to take your mind off Latin verbs and First World War poetry.
But if I wasn't sketching cars of the future, tanks, Spitfires and supersonic jets, I was either carving something into the solid oak lid of the desk with the tip of my compass, or I had my hands under the lid folding and shaping a paper and cardboard plane. Stiffness and sharp edges were crucial to aerodynamics and I could do all that whilst still looking Mr Trevanion in the eye, knowing that if he suspected I was doing anything I shouldn't the punishment would be immediate and painful. (But if you want to know more of that just google "Brambletye first day at school")
Anyhow, what set me off about paper planes was this tune, which will be a big hit, by an 18 year old from New Zealand called Horeah Partsch. Here it is, Paper Planes, www.youtube.com/watch?v=iplFIn34lOI