Anything and Everything that is cool, hot, fresh and classic.
I’ve shown you plenty of papercraft before, but with Paper Critters, you can create and share your own digital paper toys thanks to their easy to use Toy Creator.
Just choose your tool, pick a color, and create your masterpiece.
You can even upload your own image if you want to give it a personal touch, and then print your final creation and bring it to life.
[Via: Zoomdoggle]
Chad Pugh’s Science Machine is a beautiful piece of art that was created using Adobe Illustrator over a 40-hour time frame (double that if you add in concept time and readying the print).
During that time, Chad has his computer set up to take a screenshot every five seconds so that you can follow along from beginning to end though a time lapse as this piece comes to life:
[The Big Pugh Store - Science Machine]
[Flickr - The Science Machine]
[Via: Gizmodo]
Cubeecraft is a site that features a new cube based papercraft toy/character each week.
Each toy is designed with interlocking tabs, so there’s no need for tape, glue, or other adhesives, and you simply print, cut, and fold your way to a cute and fun paper toy.
If you’re doing any kind of ‘for print’ creative work, it’s important to calibrate your monitor so that what you see on screen is what you see on paper.
Calibrize is a new freeware app that’s designed to help you “calibrate the colors of your monitor in three simple steps. Just download the software and follow the procedure to generate a reliable color ‘profile’ and adjust the colors of your monitor automatically.”
Are you ready to Calibrize?
[Via: The Red Ferret Journal]
With a bit of creative embroidery, Richard Saja turns ordinary Toile de Jouy print into something extraordinary.
Though TdJ print isn’t usually my style, I could definitely make a compromise for an embroider-graffitied piece like this. It’s subtle yet humorous, and you could keep it with other pieces of fancy furniture knowing that it’s got a surprise waiting for anyone that is willing to get close.
[Via: Neatorama]
Beer Pong is all about intimidation, and nothing intimidates an opponent more than showing up with your own equipment.
Thus, Adam’s Balls was created.
Adam’s Balls allows you to print anything you want (in full color) onto tournament quality DoubleFish balls, and even offers free full-color printing, free shipping, no setup fees, no per-color fees, and instant online proofing, so you can save your cash for an extra 30 pack instead of wasting it on extra charges.
Want your own set of Adam’s Balls?
Then head on over and place an order, because he’s offering 20% off during his first week.
[Via: Uncrate]
This wonderful collection from the Sid Lee Collective, called Sit!, features couches, sofas and cushions covered with interesting prints and unique patterns. Plus, you can make a mess, and it only adds to the design. Nifty.
[Sid Lee]
[Via: Fun Forever]
