of paper and things is a lovely blog that, as you can imagine, features ideas that are right up my alley. Friday's paper fix caught my eye... a cardboard astro rocket made by Chris Jessee's and Luis Rodrigalvarez's little company in Charlottesville, Virginia.
Cardboard Safari sells laser cut figures via
Etsy and a long list of shops around the world.
Wall art and free standing animal or holiday designs (Halloween skulls, anyone?) are composed of recycled, non-toxic Georgia-Pacific cardboard that's cut by American-made lasers.
Deer, bison, moose, and rhinos ride the trophy head design wave with tongues-in-cheek...
Shipped flat, the slot-construction creations will keep the family occupied for a bit on Christmas morning.
Once assembled, get your crafty on by adding camo paint, flocking, or glitter... just. go. wild.
Wall art and free standing animal or holiday designs (Halloween skulls, anyone?) are composed of recycled, non-toxic Georgia-Pacific cardboard that's cut by American-made lasers. 
Deer, bison, moose, and rhinos ride the trophy head design wave with tongues-in-cheek...
Shipped flat, the slot-construction creations will keep the family occupied for a bit on Christmas morning. 
Once assembled, get your crafty on by adding camo paint, flocking, or glitter... just. go. wild.
1 comments:
The things are fantastic....unbelievable....very nice work u hav done.
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