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more about #papercraft Purple Dave: Now on display at the Detroit Symphony Orchestra through Sunday. more » Kaiser-Machead: Now do a papercraft menorah! more » Deckard: Martha has one of her compound eyes on you Mr. Sean Fallon. more » electricarchie: I did all of my christmas shopping at the Muji store in the New York Times Building last year. My family was fantastically befuddled at the plain card... more » RT100: This is cool. But for all the people saying that this is the best costume ever, I saw a Girls Gone Wild Camera Crew at my college this year on hallow... more » SewerShark: LOOK BEHIND YOU, A THREE HEADED MONKEY!!!: Hey Niko, my cousin, good to see'ya, have some american titties. #3dfacecostume more » Jrsy Devil's Advocate®: Very cool. I wonder how many people went up to him and said, "Hey look, a piñata!" or "I'd hit it." more » incubushead: The bass player looks like Frucci more » benjaminby: Dude, I helped with this. I helped build one of the buildings, and my friend Peter did the stop motion. Sweet! more » G.O.D.: This is like a Tool video. Except that it sucks a giant pile of crap/ more » Software_Goddess: Do you think they will recycle this video? more » 92BuickLeSabre: Hey, you over there! Yeah, you. Could you hand me your cane? Great. Thanks. *takes cane* *smashes dustycrayons across the back of the legs* *hand... more » Bawb - The One, The Only, The Builder: That's really cool! Locally, I dunno if it's nationwide/widespread, there's this thing called "Stomp" where it's a group and they use random items lik... more » dingus: This is destined to replace paper crane folding in your mythology. more » frigg: If only Billy Mays were around to sell this thing to millions of people who are temporarily lulled into thinking it's something they're actually going... more » GitEmSteveDave_ My Brute Dojo Code CDIAFIFE: I saw this on Billy Mays III's Twitter feed http://www.Twitter.com/youngbillymays when he was reTweeting tributes to Billy Mays Jr. more » Gilbert Tang Jr.: Astonishing. My god, people are incredible sometimes. more » okenny :) ...building bridges (to hide under): Screw fire! This thing can be foiled by a glass of water and Micheal J. Fox. more » Curves: I wish I had the patience, talent and perseverance. more » Jedo10: but will it blend? more » -
#diy
Papercraft Xmas Tree: Suck On That, Martha Stewart
Even Martha Stewart couldn't conjure up a decoration as charmingly nerdy as this papercraft tree from Sparkle Labs. More » -
#lego
Lego Papercraft Crossover Possible with Clever Muji Hole Puncher
The Muji hole punch, with its strategically placed punchers, takes Lego blocks, combines them with paper, and makes a whole mess of adorableness. Import from Japan for literally minutes of fun. [Muji via Highs Nobiety via MAKE via Boing Boing] -
#imagecache
Disturbingly Cool "Big Head" Papercraft Halloween Costume
Inspired by the big head mode in retro video games, Eric Testroete created this trippy papercraft self portrait for Halloween last weekend. The geometric look uses 370 individual paper triangles, and here's how he did it: More » -
#papercraft
Laser-Cut, RFID-Equipped Paper Radios Tell Your Speakers What to Play
Designer Matt Brown created these sweet-looking laser-cut paper radios with a twist: They're equipped with RFID chips that can interact with a speaker to broadcast messages or change the radio to a pre-decided station. More » -
#diy
Indie Band So Strapped For Cash That It Uses DIY Cardboard Instruments
I don't know who that Brittany Lane is, nor have I heard of Meeting of Important People before. What got my attention is that everything in this music video, from the scenery to the instruments, is made out of cardboard. More » -
#papercraft
Billy Mays In Cubic Paper Form Still Looks Enthusiastic
DeviantArt user Liz Lukens posted this papercraft cubic Billy Mays template so you can fold him up and bring him everywhere. Highly visible arm hair is thoughtfully included. [DeviantArt] -
#art
Papercraft Castle Is More Gorgeous and Intricate Than Most Real Castles
This unbelievable papercraft project, by Japanese art student Wataru Itou, took over 4 years to create and features lights and a moving train. It's probably the most stunning papercraft sculpture we've ever seen. More » -
#papercraft
DIY Speaker Kit Lets You Rock with Scissors and Paper
Here's something I'd expect to see whipped up by MAKE Magazine on Martha Stewart: A paper speaker kit that comes with all the paste and paper you need to fold together your own mini ghetto-blaster. Seriously. More » -
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#art
Space Origami Kit (Pew, Pew, Blast Off, Etc)
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#businesscards
Planetary Gear Business Cards Will Get You Hired For Any Job
In an ocean of business cards, standing out from the crowd is extremely important. This planetary gear version will definitely get noticed—making you appear more creative and hardworking than you probably are. More » -
#retromodo
Papercraft Retro Game Consoles Will Adorn Your Cubicle With Geekery on the Cheap
If your co-workers don't already know about the soft morsel of love for late-70s gaming consoles deep in your heart, why not load up the company's color printer with some heavy-bond and fold up an Atari 2600 to stand proudly by your enterprise Dell (and your HAL 9000). These patterns by Marshall Alexander feature cool 3D pop-outs and nice old-school-appropriate graphics and typography. Better than the limited edition in-box Spawn action figures you have now, and cheaper (ie: free). [Foldskool Heroes via TOYSREVIL] -
#2001
HAL 9000 Papercraft Will, At Some Point, Cut You
We know. He certainly looks cute and harmless. But sooner or later, the HAL 9000 (freely printable papercraft version) could get a small, unintentional dent in the side. "I'll just toss him in the shredder for another," you say out of earshot from the harmless little paper computer. Or so you thought... [Mr. Hal 9000 via Botropolis] -
#papercraft
DIY Papercraft Steve Jobs: Enact Your "One more thing..." Fantasy
Courtesy of Joe Chiang you too can have a tiny printout-paper Steve on your desk in a matter of minutes, ready to act out this afternoon's action— just swap out the picture of the iPhone for your fantasy iPhone 2. Check out Joe's other creations too, from Mario to R2-D2. [Toy-a-Day via Technabob]
