Showing posts with label cardboardcraft. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cardboardcraft. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 6, 2011

DIY Pinhole Hasselblad Camera Papercraft

DIY Pinhole Hasselblad Camera Papercraft

I mentioned this last week on a FB post - a working Pinhole Hasselblad Camera papercraft fr designer/illustrator Kelly Angood, as promised, templates are now available for downloading.

Hat tip to reader Matt S. for the update.

Pinhole Hasselblad Camera Papercraft [Download]

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Saturday, January 24, 2009

Awesome Stop Motion Cardboardcraft


Bubblicious from Rex The Dog on Vimeo.

I'm stuck at the office counting the minutes down and this made me smile, hat tip to reader Jane for this one.

Awesome Stop Motion Cardboardcraft


Bubblicious from Rex The Dog on Vimeo.

I'm stuck at the office counting the minutes down and this made me smile, hat tip to reader Jane for this one.

Monday, November 24, 2008

17 Foot Tall Gandhi Papercraft

17 Foot Tall Gandhi Papercraft

Here's a very impressive and inspirational 17 foot tall Gandhi papercraft from artist Joseph DeLappe (Associate Professor of the Dept. of Art - University of Nevada). Technically not papercraft / dipping into cardboardcraft, at this size I'm pretty sure paper is not an option because it's not going to be rigid enough. This Gandhi is based on the designer's character/avatar from Second Life (internet-based virtual world). For those interested in creating larger than life papercrafts/cardboardcraft you can check out Mr. Delappe's step-by-step process at the link below - Pepakura is involved :)

17 Foot Tall Gandhi Papercraft [instructables]
Joseph DeLappe [UNR]

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17 Foot Tall Gandhi Papercraft

17 Foot Tall Gandhi Papercraft

Here's a very impressive and inspirational 17 foot tall Gandhi papercraft from artist Joseph DeLappe (Associate Professor of the Dept. of Art - University of Nevada). Technically not papercraft / dipping into cardboardcraft, at this size I'm pretty sure paper is not an option because it's not going to be rigid enough. This Gandhi is based on the designer's character/avatar from Second Life (internet-based virtual world). For those interested in creating larger than life papercrafts/cardboardcraft you can check out Mr. Delappe's step-by-step process at the link below - Pepakura is involved :)

17 Foot Tall Gandhi Papercraft [instructables]
Joseph DeLappe [UNR]

Metal Gear Solid Cardboardcraft [Related Posts]

Thursday, February 28, 2008

Metal Gear Solid Cardboardcraft



This is not your regular papercraft, technically, cardboard is made out of paper so I guess we'll just say that it's a very very thick papercraft.

With SCEA's recent blitz campaign full of awesome Metal Gear Solid announcements, Kotakuite Kai-Hung "Chilli Coke" Chuang couldn't get enough MGS love so he had to create this 1:1 masterpiece. Pay attention to the detail, he really took time to nail every bit. If you want to create your own, the link to the original pattern is available below.

F#ck Metal Gear Solid Cardboardcraft [Kotaku]

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