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Bianka Bús

a model of a white tower on a wooden table

Paper Tower Challenge

Intro to STEM: Paper Tower Challenge

three white sculptures sitting on top of each other in the middle of a floored room

RES Square Towers

Rotational Erection System (no assembly, no interlocking) 120 x 120 x 195 mm paper: t=178μm, 157g/m2

two photographs of a vase made out of paper and one with the same design as it appears to be folded

CREASED - pauljohn

the shadow of an object is cast on top of some white material with long, thin stems

paper wall forms

a black and white photo with many different shapes

Good typography

Crease Paper folding type experiment

several pieces of white paper sitting on top of a table next to an egg shell

Spherical Spiral, cut pattern in A4 sheet

Spherical Spiral, cut pattern in A4 sheet . Yoshinobu Miyamoto

a black and white photo of an abstract art work with wavy lines on the surface

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paper

the instructions for how to make an accordion with wood and metal strips, are shown in this

Fuck Yeah, Book Arts!

DIY Triangle Folded Book from Creating Books & Boxes: Fun and Unique Approaches to Handmade Structures by Benjamin D. Rinehart

two people standing on a red bridge in the middle of a field with mountains behind them

Steve Messam creates bridge from 20,000 sheets of paper

20K sheets of paper

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Valerie Buess

Valerie Buess. Her hanging sculptures look so airy but they are probably made of the same twists as her other works making them have more weight. http://pokate.com/2012/01/28/valerie-buess-twisted-paper-sculptures/

a black and white photo of some sort of abstract art work that looks like an origami piece

February 12, 2013 – eclectiklint

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three white paper balls sitting on top of a table next to each other with holes in them

Paper engineer: Yoshinobu Miyamoto | Desktop

Yoshinobu Miyamoto is popular on Flickr. The Japanese architect and paper engineer has a strong following on the site, due to the beautiful images of his intricate paper creations which he frequently uploads. His regular job is as a professor at the Aichi Institute of Technology, Aichi, Japan where he lectures on spatial design, but his other passion lies in furthering his application of paper design. Yoshinobu will soon be in Australia as part of the Paper Convention Collective’s A4 Paper F...