Category: paper

You can’t spell “origami” without “I.” And you can’t pronounce “origami” without “me.” So drop  the modesty and embrace your effigy…with Foldable.Me! The nice folks at UK-based Foldable.Me

Most of the time, I write about artists who turn 2D subjects into 3D objects. In this case, artists Kyle Hilton of Mississippi and Andrés Martínez Ricci of

Dan McPharlin created an amazing series of miniature paper synthesizers several years ago, but, much like Doktor A’s H.R. Giger glasses, thanks to Internet magic, McPharlin’s synths are

They Might Be Giants are tackling the suburbs with a giant pink paper monster truck hearse in support of their 2012 tour. Build it life-size…over 12 ft. tall!…or

I’m posting this for Kyle N and also because I need to shake off that icky feeling of having Chris Brown on my blog. French graphic designer, David

You should follow Rose McGowan on Twitter for many reasons (like the fact that the actress speaks out about gay rights and animal rights), but here’s two for

Arrested Development [Hulu here] was such clever, funny television. Whenever a TV show gets great critical ratings, meh public interest, and premature cancellation, everyone says “it was ahead of

Waaaay down at the far end of the exhibition hall (where I’m told there are massage tables, fyi for next year), I found what I initially thought were

In this terrific throwback example of what I like to call OCD Art, Lucie Thomas and Thibault Zimmermann of Zim and Zou have meticulously rendered yesteryear’s electronics as neon papercrafts.

This post is dedicated to my mom, one of the world’s biggest fans and foremost experts on Antoine de Saint-Exupéry’s famous story, The Little Prince. The Little Prince