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Ask a Designer: What is Pop-up paper art Peter Dahmen?

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"The Magic Moment" - Peter Dahmen the Amazing Paper Engineer

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Daily Vice - The Artist Who Builds With Black Lego

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OK Go - This Too Shall Pass - Rube Goldberg Machine - Official Video

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Huang Yung-Fu (a.k.a. "Rainbow Grandpa")

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Huang Yung-Fu (a.k.a. "Rainbow Grandpa")

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96-year-old painter saves Taiwan village - BBC News

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Hiep Nguyen, the founder of Circle Painting, shared his AHA moment with Circle Painting

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GBoWW record holder for largest brick build - over 50,000 bricks!

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Largest Mini Brick Build - Guinness World Records

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Making the film "Missing Link"

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How Stop-Motion Movies Are Animated At The Studio Behind 'Missing Link' | Movies Insider

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Danish artist HuskMitNavn (which translates to "Remember My Name") is a painter, muralist, and compulsive doodler who creates clever three-dimensional drawings. The simple constructions are made from paper and pen, and depict cartoon characters in humorous situations like Mario avoiding an arsenal of tumbling barrels thrown by a looming Donkey Kong.

"It's a long (and ongoing) process coming up with the 3D drawings," HuskMitNavn tells Colossal. "I have been making so many drawing on flat paper my whole life and one day a few years ago I just started to experiment with the paper to see if could add another dimension to it. The idea is to make it very simple only using A4 size paper and a pen. No scissors or glue. I want everybody to join in and also try to 3D drawings at the kitchen table."

HuskMitNavn has an upcoming solo exhibition titled TEGN at Nikolaj Kunsthal in Copenhagen from August 29, 2018 through January 2019. You can a variety of the artist's cross-media work on his website and dozens more of his ripped drawings on Instagram.

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Three-Dimensional Paper Doodles Created With Playful Folds and Rips by HuskMitNavn

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Danish artist HuskMitNavn (which translates to "Remember My Name") is a painter, muralist, and compulsive doodler who creates clever three-dimensional drawings. The simple constructions are made from paper and pen, and depict cartoon characters in humorous situations like Mario avoiding an arsenal o

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Shadowology

https://www.feeldesain.com/vincent-bal-shadowlogy.html

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https://www.instagram.com/p/Bv42GpcnLEB/

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Australian artist Cj Hendry ( previously) tricks the eye with her hyper-realistic drawings, works that recreate the appearance of thick swabs of brightly colored paint. To achieve the dimensionality and sheen of fresh oil paint she layers dry pigment atop colored pencil, accurately portraying the liquid medium's viscosity.

The series, Complimentary Colors, is far different than the artist's previous style, which for several years had been exclusively black and white. You can view pieces from her past and present, as well as a series of billboard-sized works, on the artist's Instagram. (via My Modern Met)

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Giant Dabs of Thick Oil Paint Captured as Hyperrealist Colored Pencil Drawings

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Australian artist Cj Hendry (previously) tricks the eye with her hyper-realistic drawings, works that recreate the appearance of thick swabs of brightly colored paint. To achieve the dimensionality and sheen of fresh oil paint she layers dry pigment atop colored pencil, accurately portraying the liq

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"If you're gonna draw anything today, you'd better start, because it'll be dark eventually, and then it'll be too late."

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'Around the Block' is a passion project of mine that focuses on street artist David Zinn.

I began work on it through my own sense of creative frustration, with the loose idea being 'I want to go and make a film about a street artist'. 

But when it came to editing it, it felt more apt for it to become an analogy for what it's like to be involved in the creative process that perhaps anyone in a creative industry can identify with.

Much like David finds inspiration in the cracks, streaks and specks on the pavement, I personally find that getting out and finding shots with a camera in my hand is far more fluid and inspiring than sitting at home and trying to come up with ideas.

The final piece is no longer a film specifically about street art, but a study of the process involved in making ideas come to life - told through a tour of David's world alongside the characters that live within it.

If nothing else, hopefully it encourages someone else to go out and create something just... because.

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My TAB friends installed an interactive cardboard construction exhibit in the Indiana State Museum.

http://clydegaw.blogspot.com/2019/06/indiana-state-museum-cardboard.html

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Talks about his Cardboard Man, the first sculpture he ever made at age 14.

Read more: https://www.tested.com/making/44545-cardboard-man-1978_9/

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Artist couple that most recent work includes collaborative art installations featuring cardboard

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From Pillars to Posts: Project Another Country

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After losing a leg to cancer at age 17, he began making art from cardboard.

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James Lake works with the medium of cardboard to create large scale 3D sculptural pieces. Cardboard isn’t the first material that comes to mind when people think of art. Artists use a variety of mediums to express themselves, be it paint, clay, or even bronze, but cardboard boxes are usually used to transport their work - not create it. The cardboard is then discarded – hopefully to be recycled – and not thought of again.

After conducting a study of over 2000 British citizens, packaging company Rajapack, found that although people in the UK understand the importance of recycling , in practice we don’t always recycle everything we could. With this in mind, Rajapack commissioned James to create a sculpture that highlights the need for recycling and finding more sustainable solutions to waste management.

https://www.rajapack.co.uk/the-art-of-recycling/

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He started at age 5 making furniture for ants!

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Micro Sculptor  Willard Wigan   9 10 09   Chicago News   abc7chicago com2

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Handmade sculptures that fit in the eye of a needle || Sell for $100K+ !!!

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5 Smallest Things and Man Made Objects in the World - 2016

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Tiny worlds + photography

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Andrew Burges, 20 years old, North Carolina  ||  @wandthemaker on IG

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I thrifted this old blanket  From grandma to the ‘gram

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Tiny origami

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Leipzig-based paper artist Anja Markiewicz uses little more than tip of a toothpick (she doesn't even use a magnifying glass) to make the tiny creases in her miniature origami creations including animals, insects, and geometric designs. Collected here a number of pieces from the last few years, and you can find more in this gallery and in her online shop.

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Nano Origami: Infinitesimal Folded Paper Creations by Anja Markiewicz

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Leipzig-based paper artist Anja Markiewicz uses little more than tip of a toothpick (she doesn't even use a magnifying glass) to make the tiny creases in her miniature origami creations including animals, insects, and geometric designs. Collected here a number of pieces from the last few years, and

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Cross stitched jackets and stuff for big-name musicians

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Artist Makes Cross-Stitch Jackets For Kanye West And SZA

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Interview with Andrew Burges

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SALISBURY, N.C. - A North Carolina boy's dream has become a reality and says if it weren't for the pandemic, his clothing line may not have taken off.

Andrew Burgess is 20 years old. He transforms the old into the new.

Every item he designs is made from fabric collected at thrift shops. His most popular items are quilted hoodies, which range from $100-$125.

Thanks to the attention he's gotten on social media, he's had orders from people all over the world.

"I've had orders from Norway, Sweden, Germany, like all over Europe, as far as even Saudi Arabia, and Dubai, and the Middle East" Burgess says.

Burgess is also doing many custom quilt orders, where people will send in their family quilts and he will repurpose them into something they can wear.

You can follow Burgess on Instagram by searching "Wandy the Maker".

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North Carolinian Gains National Attention from Clothing Business

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SALISBURY, N.C. - A North Carolina boy's dream has become a reality and says if it weren't for the pandemic, his clothing line may not have taken off. Andrew Burgess is 20 years old. He transforms the old into the new. Every item he designs is made from fabric collected at thrift shops.

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Tiny doors in Atlanta, Ga || www.tinydoorsatl.com

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Unlocking the secrets behind Tiny Doors ATL

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Tips For Making Large Weavings + Time Lapse