PUBLIC MARKS from sbrothier with tag papercut

Allen's photographs are inspired by his childhood experiences with pop-up books and View-Masters. He begins his process by cutting figures and images out of illustrated pages of old books and vintage fiction novels. Allen then cleverly rearranges and juxtaposes the forms to create three-dimensional scenes. Next, he carefully lights his subjects and photographs the scenes.

Nearly everyone has made paper airplanes or tried origami when they were children. Take these memories further when you download dozens of 3D-Papercraft projects for free.

If you're an analog junkie, these handmade cardboard miniatures of vintage synths and such are a must-have, and luckily for you, some are available for purchase. After you're done swooning over those mini gems, take a deep breath and prepare to contain your jealousy while peeping danmcp's house.

Readymechs are free, flatpack toys for you to print and build. They are designed to fit on an 8.5"x11" page and printed with any printer. You’ll need double-sided tape, thick matte paper, and 10-15 minutes for build time.

Carlo Giovani creates some extraordinary illustrations sculpted and folded out of paper. But once you visit his site, you’ll see he doesn’t limit himself to paper — he’s got illustrations made out of Lego, fabric, and even food. There’s animation, motion graphics, infographics, stickers, t-shirts… you name it. Slow down, Carlo! Save some work for the rest of us!

A great way to learn about the fundamentals of light, optics, and photography, the Hole-On Ex is a make-and-shoot 35mm pinhole camera kit. Each kit comes complete with all camera parts printed on heavy, durable cardstock. A metal pinhole aperture is included. Simple and easy assembly requires only glue, a ruler, and pencil, and it can be ready for shooting in less than two hours. Uses standard 35mm film (not included). Recommended for ages 10 and up, younger with adult help.

X-wing en tickets de métro step by step

Ne vous est-il jamais arrivé de triturer un vieux ticket de métro entre deux stations? Air de déjà vu? C'est normal, le succès mondial de mon step by step du chasseur X-Wing en ticket de métro m'a presque obligé à relever le défi de reproduire ce miracle avec le pliage du mythique Faucon Millénaire

Comment faire des Avions en papier? Comment faire des Bateaux en papier?, Zona Minada vous offres 50 modèles d'avions et bateaux du papier ont classé dans les catégories suivantes: Planeadores, Cazadores, Torbellinos , Volteadores et Barcos de papel

la version "de base" mais qui marche au poil

Best Paper Airplanes .com is a free site that illustrates unique folded paper airplanes that you'll find nowhere else - because these ten models are original, copyrighted designs. These are paper aircraft made by folding paper in the style of Japanese origami yet they all fly. Some are complex, some simple, all are fun.

Le MFPP

Here are some free paper toys that you can make yourself. Just print them out, cut, glue and enjoy. I've tried to keep them easy to figure out.I hope that they amuse you.

Here are some photos of a few models I've folded. I "discovered" origami back in mid 2000, and folding these models since then has been a very fun experience.

We hope you will enjoy our paper craft collections. The challenge level and your satisfaction guaranteed!

paper toys, models, cut-outs, trains, airplanes, paper party gifts, party hats, paper cars, paper motorcycles, cards

Make your own Mac

Origami is the art of paper folding. The word is Japanese, literally meaning to fold (oru) paper (kami). I encourage you to explore these pages and to make use of the resources you find here. Happy folding!