Papercraft: Terrible Yellow Eyes

"Terrible Yellow Eyes" by Alberto Cerriteño

These were exhibited as part of the Where the Wild Things art show at Gallery Nucleus a few years ago. You can see more of these paper-cut sculptures at  Alberto’s Flickr.

   

Link Round-Up: April 17, 2012

"Cthulhugami" by Miguel Romero

Chad Person is Making Art With Money. Cutting up dollar bills and rearranging them in collages, he’s created these imposing images of military hardware, from aircraft carriers to pistols.

N.C. Winters Turns Pop Culture Heroes into Religious Icons

Timeline of 20th Centure Art and New Media

'What If' Thomas Perkins Art Imagines Obscure Heroes in 'Avengers: Earth's Mightiest Heroes'

Papercraft: Incarnate

"Incarnate (Three Degrees of Certainty II)" by Maskull Lasserre

A perfect human skull carved from a thick stack of obsolete computer manuals.

The perfect embodiment of the dread that courses through the veins of a

first year computer science major upon receiving their first semester reading list.

Papercraft: Steampunk Metalwork

Steampunk’d Papercraft by Phillip Valdez

"I do paper sculpture and have a soft spot for steampunk. All creations are made from Archival paper with book binding glue and acrylic paints."

Installation: 1,000 Means of Escape

"One Thousand Means of Escape" by S. Astrid Bin

This work was created as part of the Pilotenkueche residency in Leipzig, Germany. It consists of a thousand paper airplanes hung from the ceiling, grouped like a fleeing flock of birds.

   

   

   

Papercraft: Paper Stained-Glass

Cut Paper Stained-Glass Art by Eric Standley

Eric Standley is vibing on some divine inspiration with his impossibly intricate stained-glass windows made entirely from cut paper. They seem way more mystical and mandala-like than they are institutional.

Papercraft: Anatomical Cross-Sections

Artist Lisa Nilsson constructed various cross sections of the human body using only pieces of rolled pieces of Japanese mulberry paper, a technique known as quilling or paper filigree.

   

Papercraft: Probe Droid

"Probe Droid" by Will Pigg

Hand-cut 3D Star Wars papercraft

 

Link Round-Up: March 2, 2012

Money Pieces by Kristi Malakoff

33 photos of Recycling Around the World, some beautiful, some sad.

Here's how to build your own life-sized Aperture Science turret. I'm assuming they'll post the plans for the slug-throwing mechanism later?

In 1976, American students put their Tricentennial imaginings to paper. Some larger versions of the drawings are available over at Buzzfeed.

Ridiculously cute comic book fan art by Turkish artist Riza Turker. If that's too saccharine, browse his comicbook fanart for other looks beyond the cutesy "super deformed" style. 

Shouldn't Davros or The Emperor Dalek be center stage in The Last Supper of the Daleks?

Link Round-Up: March 1, 2012

Clockwork Love designed by Tjep

Art and Superheroines: Getting Sex and Cape Comics Right

Banksy on Advertising. Inspirational stuff.

Graphemica: For people who ♥ letters, numbers, punctuation, &c.


Lego Church: A Full-Size Real Church Adorned In…

Katya Malakhova's Batman nesting dolls are like a self-contained Bat Family


Stuff Instagramers Say

Welcome, artists and aficionados alike, to the brand new home of The Museum of Forgotten Art Supplies, where tools of the trade that have died or have just about died a slow death are cheerfully exhibited...

Papercraft: White Diary

White Diary by Peter Callesen

A5 Notebook (120 gsm acid free paper), pencil, and glue.

Link Round-Up: February 9, 2012

Make your own 8-Bit Popup Valentine with this tutorial from Mini-eco

10 Valentine’s Day Cards for Your Special Tech Geek


50 of the best websites for daily inspiration from Creative Boom Magazine

Apocalypse Tomorrow 2012 Calendar by Andrew Tarusov is a doomsday calendar featuring a different gal and a different apocalypse for every month of the year.


Flying People in New York City

Trash Can Art? 28 Garbage Cans That Belong In A Gallery from WebUrbanist

The WALL-E Builders Club formed in October 2007 as an offshoot of the R2 (yes that one) builders club, to create their own WALL-E replica. This is their current progress on the project.

Video: PROTEIGON

PROTEIGON from BURAYAN

Papercraft: Origami Masks

Gnome King 2

Paper artist Joel Cooper folds these astounding masks and tessellations from single pieces of paper. Given the right conditions I might be expected to fold a piece of paper in half, and on a good day even into fourths, but I simply can’t fathom the patience and understanding required to transform paper into three-dimensional objects like this. You can see more of his work on Flickr and even buy some of the pieces on Etsy.

Satyr

Angelus

Delphus Mask

Gemini

Toltec 3

Big Face 2

Satyr 2

Bearded Man 3