Before you go throwing out all your post-Halloween candy boxes, maybe you should consider undertaking an incredibly ambitious papercraft project with them, like this unbelievably detailed transforming robot made from caramel boxes by Dori Asuka. Just a thought.
Artist Mandy Smith and photographer Bruno Drummond created a striking collection images of everyday objects crafted from sandpaper.
If you’re gonna be stuck in one place for Halloween (or maybe you’re just looking for an excuse to not to talk to anyone at your obligatory Halloween party?), then this Giant Ready-To-Kill Cardboard Knife by Maria Lujan might just be a perfect costume idea for you.
Artist Jason Ruff recreates the unattainable objects of his youth in the form of these incredible sculptures of sneakers from salvaged material such as: cigarette packaging, poster board, duct tape and plastic straws.
Ever since seeing the Big Head Mode papercraft costume made by Eric Testroete, I’ve wanted to make my own ‘Big Head Mode’ Mario costume.
Designed by Toulouse-based design group Ultra Ordinaire, Play Communs “is a toy for children and adults that aims to bring young and old closer to electronics.”
Queens University student Jonas Lobo is pushing the paper folding envelope with his giant dynamic interactive origami sculpture, currently on display in in Area A, indoors at the main hall at NYSCI.
