Just the occasional fainting around a penguin girl in a flower crown in Antartica. 😍
Perhaps better known as @paperaria_, her creativity starts my mornings off in the best possible way. I enjoy the captions Wenche Lise writes for each little scene almost as much as the paper folding itself... it's a perfect summation stated in a humorous way. Do yourself a favor and have a look through her Instagram feed.
Weekends go by in warp speed 😱
Especially sundays... Eeeeek.
What prompted me to share her work again was that she wrote to say how much she enjoys the All Things Paper newsletter... (music to my ears; you'll find the most recent issue here) While we chatted back and forth, I realized it had been some time since I last showed her delightful work. (Here's an interview we did a couple of years ago.)
Playing with geometry. Doing a lovely large project with
Sonobe units. The material itself is small glassine storage bags for
negatives. First it is a cutting and dissemble process of the bags. From
one bag I get two sheets of glassine in the size of 9x9 cm. And I need
about 300. Please, help me convince myself that I love cutting.
Have a marvelous day!
Wenche Lise mentioned an upcoming sonobe module project that I'm curious to see. Meanwhile, she promised to
continue sharing the type of scene she considers her 'thing' - animal origami combined with nature.
Blow dryer gives best tail volume. Have a marvelous day!
One last shout out... Karren Tolliver of the blog A Travel for Taste posted about visiting Colorado's Arvada Center where an exhibit titled Paper.Works recently ended.
