The Sportacus Airship from TV series LazyTown.
Skip want to hang this airship from his children’s room ceiling, so he shared this project at forum.zealot.com. An incredible coincidence: about a month ago, I was talking to my wife about designing this airship. So it was much than a pleasure to join him again! You can see some pics at LazyTown’s Airship page
Really amazing!
I think the guy who did this is a little crazy, but his work is awesome and complicated to build.
To download this papercraft, go to his site, click the the model and then click one of the links.
via the excellent Papercraft World
his guy made some Star Wars characters based on Clone Wars TV series.
He did a particular very nice work on General Grievous and Yoda, but all characters worth!
Come on, check his work.
Once inside a character page, you can check some screen shots from the 3D model and a picture of the assembled model.
And yes, you can download the model! The last link before ‘Top’ and ‘Back’ links points toward a JAR file, which contains PDO file(s) and some images.
You’ll need Pepakura Viewer in order to open PDO files.
Paul's closed theater on the upper left, composed of curves, upper right, the card nearly finished with the original moving card designed by K. Takayama in red seen on table behind. Below left, the finished card open revealing the warrior inside. On the bottom right, the little theater seems illuminated like a real stage.
Forgive me a personal pleasure Paper Peeps, but today I must feature my husband Paul's newest creation. Truth be told, it's his brand spanking new Art Medium of Choice. He takes his collection of Japanese Samurai art and images, composes them, cuts them up and creates moving, dimensional pop-up paper diorama with them. This is an exciting development for him and an incredibly satisfying exercise in creative expression.
He loves all things Japanese, especially Samurai (likely having been one himself at some distant point), he loves all things paper, he loves all paper pop-up designs. Put them all together and well, you get... Goooooooood times.
This one sits enticingly partially open on a shelf in his office. Neither one of us can wait for his next one!
For those of you who still haven't made your resolutions (like me) because you haven't realized that January is already almost over because you thought New Year's was just last week, here's some cute little desk calendars you can download and make right now to remind you. Where does the time go? Here's the link.
Hey folks check out the latest cool little paper toy from Horrorwood “Ghosts in the Machine”.
It is available for download from the Horrorwood Original Papercraft Blog here.
Be sure to check back in from time to time as there will be a new papercraft added every month. Cool!
I've been off the map while Matt has been posting some great stuff! I actually just had a baby boy two weeks ago, and the day leading up to and after his birthday were very busy!
So I'm back to start posting more often. I know I post Rob Ive's new stuff with regularity, but this seemed appropriate today. When will my (now completely immobile) child get to do some fun paper toys with mommy? Sooner than I might have though. Rob Ives' new little books with baby animals tell a story and have a very simple paper toy to go with it. Check out his site for the new books!
You may also want to check out Phillip Fickling's books- he has two kid's book with this same concept. I've posted about him before, but thought I'd refresh your memory since I think it was a couple years ago.
or Visit : paperforest
Mary has send us this picture we really like. Since the tag-line of this website is 'Paper coming to life', we are really thrilled when sometimes it seems to actually happen! We haven't still figured out the story of this particularly picture, but we are sure it want's to tell us sómething. And with the hypnotising sky and the mind-boggling title 'When universes collide', it sure keeps ús awake at night.
Thanx Mary, and to all: 'Keep 'm coming!'
Or visit : 3eyedbear
PAPERCRAFT CYBER - links to the most papercrafters on this site AND if my site doesn't have the link to a papercraft you're looking for, then these sites surely have them.
Papercraft Artists:
The amazing paper craft of Matt Hawkins:
http://www.custompapertoys.com
Ron Rementilla's guide to help people find the best free papercrafts on the web and promote the works of prominent and up-and-coming paper modelers:
http://paperkraft.blogspot.com/
http://www.matthijskamstra.nl/blog/index.php/grumm/#
http://www.illectronics.com/work/misc/misc.html
http://www.flickr.com/photos/danmcp/sets/72157594294355299/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fragile_freak/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fantastictoys
Papercraft Blogs:
Fantastic blog about paper craft:
http://www.paperforest.blogspot.com/
http://www.papertoybonanza.blogspot.com/
http://www.papercraft-world.blogspot.com/
http://papercraftparadise.blogspot.com/
http://paperinside.com/category/cool-sites/
http://www.horrorwood.info/blog/
http://brainjar-paperdesk.blogspot.com/
Papercraft Gallery Sites:
Really cool paper craft with an impressive links page:
http://www.3eyedbear.com
Tons of paper model links to choose from:
www.ss42.com/pt-cartoon.htm
http://tubeland.wordpress.com/
http://www.paperrobots1999.com/home.html
http://heywink.com/wordpress/?p=38
http://cp.c-ij.com/english/3D-papercraft/
http://ravensblight.com/papertoys.html
http://www.sasatoku.co.jp/hp/present/paper_craft/index.html
Hundreds of direct links to all kinds of paper craft goodness!
http://www.icebergbouwplaten.nl/indexe.html
Here he is Igor star of the new comic book by Chris Reilly and Chris Grine, Igor: Fixed by Frankensteins. I've been meaning for a while to put up some collaborative projects. So this being October I thought this would be a great one to share.
If you like your comics funny as they are twisted and sick as they are violent, then get yourself a copy of Igor: Fixed by Frankensteins. You can buy it from Slave Labor Graphics here.
In the meantime download the Paper Toy Igor here.
Happy Halloween!
or visit custompapertoys
Here is a little preview of a papertoy book project I'm working on it will feature 24 different papertoy designers from all over world. Here is the first 11 papertoys out of 25 for the book. The book will be out early 2009(I know it's barely even early 2008) and will be published by How publishing. The working title is "Urban Paper". More details soon. Click on photo for notes about the artists involved.
Here he is Rockin' Rudy. Not only does Rudolf head Santa's sleigh he is also the front man of the Indie rock band "Like a Lightbulb". He loves to shake his antlers to the music.
I've had this idea for a paper bobble head for a while I finally got round to using it.
You can download Rudy here.
More good-looking robots! I ran across this site yesterday and I'm amazed with the models available for download( 3 of them). Some of the parts are even movable.
SF Papercrafts
Hello Kitty Papercraft Model You can grab them at this link and make sure you visit the Paperinside homepage for more fantastic papercraft!
Reference to : papercraftarts
Giant robots are the best! I dont' know if you are aware of Einstein's famous saying "I don't know what weapons will be used in world war three, but in world war four people will use sticks and stones" Dude, giant robots will be used and they will kick ass.
Get an excellent Gundam papercraft here. Click the link that says Gundam Mk 5.
Reference to : robot-gundam-mk-51
This site offers beautiful papercraft models of cars: SWIFT Super1600, COROLLA WRC(1998 NEWZEALAND), CITROEN Xsara WRC, IMPREZA WRC 2005, PEUGEOT 307WRC(05spec), Ford Focus RS, etc...
Visit , Saturn
I've always been impressed with the Sonic the Hedgehog Papercraft available at Japan's Sega website, but since I'm a Mario fan-boy, I was also disappointed that I could never find a Mario equivalent. I mean, there are some Mario papercraft figures, but not a level diorama like the Sonic one.
With R2-D2 mailboxes popping up across America, thanks to the U.S Postal Service and Lucasfilm, fans can celebrate 30 years of Star Wars and mail letters at the same time.
But if you can't find a R2-D2 mailbox near you, make this cool papercraft 3-D model of the mailbox for your action figures! Just print out this handy PDF on sturdy paperstock and follow the directions to make your very own mini R2-D2 mailbox.And don't forget to decorate your real mail Star Wars-style with this fun craft project -- Envelopes from the Dark Side -- complete with the new Star Wars commemorative stamps.
The referable ,
starwars
A faithful reader by the name of Matt J. made a papercraft iPhone for you to print out and assemble at home with some scissors, scotch tape, and a little love. Maybe you can use it as a case for your nano/phone until June when the real deal comes out.
Download Here: PDF
The referable :
Macworld Keynote 2007 [Gizmodo]
iPhone [Gizmodo]
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