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June 2008
The Paper Version of the Web at Deeplinking
by karlcow
People have been sketching user interfaces since the birth of the web (possibly even before) but the sketches usually stay locked away in old notebooks and discarded bar napkins in Austin, Texas. Many of the websites we use started out as scrawlings, and with people like Jakob Nielsen and Bill Buxton spreading the gospel of faster, cheaper paper prototypes, “next year’s Twitter” may already exist on paper.
Amazing Really Old Trees : TreeHugger
by karlcow
How to fold an 8-1/2" x 11" piece of paper into a zigzag ornament for sacred trees:
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May 2008
Waybe - Home
by ronpish
(via)
Waybe is the fastest and easiest way to design and print 3-D paper models.
This is how easy it can be:
April 2008
Javan Ivey
by jerome
& 2 others
An experimental animation exploring the "Stratastencil" technique that I've devised. Inspired by the Stratacut technique, Stratastencil is an additive process. Stratacut removes material to reveal another layer, while this technique adds another layer while still showing the layer before it.
Amateur Baratone Ukulele: myself.
March 2008
ACME Novelty Toy Gallery
by julien.castanie
& 1 other
les objets à construire des livres de Chris Ware assemblés.
Joy of origami
by julien.castanie
& 2 others
a web site dedicated to the joy of origami - concepts, products and inspiration
Pop-Up Card Designer
by julien.castanie
On dessine son pop-up sur un logiciel qui le simule automatiquement et on imprime le résultat qu'il ne reste plus qu'a découper.
Pop-up Card Designer is a Windows application, which generates unfolded pattern of Pop Up Cards.
With simple interface, you can get unfolded pattern of your original Pop Up Cards.
Apple - Science - Profiles - Robert J. Lang, pg. 1
by karlcow
One of the world’s foremost artists in origami—Japanese paper folding—Lang creates creatures of such realism and complexity that it seems impossible that each is composed of a single sheet of paper, no cuts, no glue.
Wall Street Journal on the Behance Network
by julien.castanie
découpage de papier journal pour dessiner des objets
February 2008
