McGee
Cory
Hello once again, all.
I just wanted to take a second to post a few pics of one of the gifts I had made, that came back to me with the Santa House I'm working on.
This is just here, because while it's not necessarily a paper model. it still required utilizing textured and patterened paper, as well as some pretty exacting cutting as well as parts and pieces marriage and eye balling stuff for design....so sort of a parallel rabbit trail to paper modelling.
Plus I just hope it inspires someone to want to make something, incase anyone is trying to think of something to make, a little different.
I re purposed this, changed only a couple elements from the original design. made a couple repairs that I had to fix in lieu of having had to remove some stuff from the original.
The owl alone is 20 different pieces in total all married and stacked. The background is just a red holiday themes sort of patterned sheet, and then the strips of striped blue green paper staggered across that. The Espresso Roast sticker on it from StarBucks I put there to make it look all professionall customy looking. Just for kicks and giggles.
Now going to be a gift for family.
I just couldn't throw all the work away....plus I wasn't mad or bitter enough to want to destroy it.
I just wanted to take a second to post a few pics of one of the gifts I had made, that came back to me with the Santa House I'm working on.
This is just here, because while it's not necessarily a paper model. it still required utilizing textured and patterened paper, as well as some pretty exacting cutting as well as parts and pieces marriage and eye balling stuff for design....so sort of a parallel rabbit trail to paper modelling.
Plus I just hope it inspires someone to want to make something, incase anyone is trying to think of something to make, a little different.
I re purposed this, changed only a couple elements from the original design. made a couple repairs that I had to fix in lieu of having had to remove some stuff from the original.
The owl alone is 20 different pieces in total all married and stacked. The background is just a red holiday themes sort of patterned sheet, and then the strips of striped blue green paper staggered across that. The Espresso Roast sticker on it from StarBucks I put there to make it look all professionall customy looking. Just for kicks and giggles.
Now going to be a gift for family.
I just couldn't throw all the work away....plus I wasn't mad or bitter enough to want to destroy it.