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Colorful 3D Paper Sculptures by Nuria Mora
“The Spanish street artist Nuria Mora has created colorful origami pieces and placed them on display in public ad spaces in Tirso de Molina square, downtown Madrid. Inserting her 3D paper sculptures into billboards in the bustling city center, they can be enjoyed by shoppers and passers-by, as they are viewable from both sides and lit up at night.” — PSFK
Posted in installation, origami, sculpture, strictlypaper
Tagged 3d, colorful, madrid, nuria mora, origami, paper sculpture, spain, street art
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Topographic Paper Landscapes by Noriko Ambe
“Started in ’99, this is my life work. I individually cut single sheets of paper by free-hand and stack them together. The work consists of positive or negative shapes. I am trying to embody relationships among humans, time and nature.” — Noriko Ambe
Posted in installation, sculpture, strictlypaper
Tagged japan, layering, noriko ambe, paper artist, paper cut, paper sculpture, topography
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Interview With Paper Sculptor Sher Christopher
Our next interviewee comes from Bournemouth, UK where she specializes in bringing to life the portraits of her paper sculptures. Her truly unique style reminds me of marionettes putting on a show or conveying a certain emotion in how they are captured through her work. A lot of her work represented here showcases that of familiar fairy tales we all grew up with, although her work has a very broad range. I present to you paper sculptor Sher Christopher, I hope that you enjoy her work and interview as much as we have.
Posted in interview, sculpture
Tagged england, paper artist, paper sculpture, sculptures, sher christopher
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Paper Reliefs by Yuko Nishimura
“Only by folding one piece of paper an expressive masterpiece can be created. This is the Japanese way of folding.In order to link the past with future generations regarding the form of folding, I do not limit myself to the category of origami but consider the pursuit of any possibility of folding paper.” — Yuko Nishimura
Interview with Paper Sculptor Gail Armstrong
Happy Wednesday everyone! I’m happy to share our next interviewee from the UK who is an award-winning illustrator in the realm of paper sculpture, where she utilizes her talents to manifest exquisite solutions over a wide array of brands and clientele.
She has had many accolades including the 2010 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade poster (featured above) and the Kleenex “Feelings” campaign, which alone won up to six awards including the The Big Won 2010, where she won 1st place as Top 10 Press Campaigns in the World. All that being said I am pleased to introduce Gail Armstrong, I hope you enjoy the interview as much as we did!
Posted in illustration, interview, sculpture, strictlypaper
Tagged gail armstrong, illustration, interview, london, paper artist, paper sculpture
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The Future of Food by Zim and Zou
The latest installment from the talented duo Zim and Zou, is the cover for Icon Magazine’s Issue 104: The Future of Food. The issue itself is about what food will be like in the future with their reflection being on 3D food printer technology. They have even supplied an animated gif! Stack it up, stack it up!
Posted in advertising, book, illustration, strictlypaper
Tagged colorful, france, magazine, paper food, paper sculpture, papercraft, zim and zou
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Unseen Pleasure by David Benmussa
David Benmussa is a graphic designer based out of Paris, France. He has a wide range of dabbling, but one that particularly caught me of course was his latest piece. He has created a mounted paper sculpture, a tribute to Joy Division & Peter Saville, for his participation in Music Covers Exhibition that will be running in France from December 1st to January 12, 2012.
Posted in illustration, strictlypaper
Tagged b&w, david benmussa, france, layering, paper art, paper sculpture, paris
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Stereo.type by Ebon Heath
“This work (called Stereo.type) is a synthesis of our typographic language with the physical expression of our body language. These kinetic structures make the viewer listen with their eyes… or how can we make sound and its symbols found in language able to be heard visually. How can we unlock the sleeping meaning latent in a authors arrangement of letters and words to be free and as expressive as its content. When words come alive it will not be quiet. Some may yell or whisper, but they all are saying something.” — Ebon HeathContinue reading
Posted in installation, sculpture, strictlypaper, typography
Tagged b&w, brooklyn, ebon heath, nyc, paper cut, paper sculpture, sculpture, stereo.type, typography, tyvek
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Paper Sculptures by Peter Callesen
“By taking away all the information and starting from scratch using the blank white A4 paper sheet for my creations, I feel I have found a material that we are all able to relate to, and at the same time the A4 paper sheet is neutral and open to fill with different meaning. The thin white paper gives the paper sculptures a frailty that underlines the tragic and romantic theme of my works.” — Peter Callesen
Posted in architecture, installation, sculpture, strictlypaper
Tagged archi, denmark, installation, paper artist, paper sculpture, papercraft, peter callesen
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Recyclable Paper Chair by Mathias Bengtsson
Mathias Bengtsson was born in Copenhagen and is well known for his modern aesthetics in furniture design that is both visually striking and technically innovative. The more familiar forms he works with are that of aluminum, acrylic and plywood.
Posted in interior design, product design, sculpture, strictlypaper
Tagged b&w, copenhagen, mathias bengtsson, paper sculpture, product design, recycled
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