3D Cardboard Sculptures from Cardboard Safari

of paper and things is a lovely blog that, as you can imagine by its title, features paper-themed ideas that are right up my alley. Friday's paper fix caught my eye... a 3D cardboard astro rocket made by Chris Jessee's and Luis Rodrigalvarez's little company in Charlottesville, Virginia. Cardboard Safari sells laser cut figures for you to assemble 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.