Dainty Paper Art 2

Forwarded by FARDEEN
Thursday, 19 August, 2010 6:55 AM


By carefully folding simple pieces of paper, German artist Simon Schubert creates amazing 2D masterpieces. Cologne-based Schubert makes two-dimensional architectural sceneries by simply folding paper sheets, and without any pen or pencil. His artworks are definitely colored enough without drawing instruments. While subtle, his folded paper artworks invite you to appreciate the level of craftsmanship that went into making them.















































































































































































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Cardboard Apartment

Forwarded by Deepak Punjabi
Tuesday, 20 July, 2010 8:56 PM


The Cardboard Apartment by Chilean artist Don Lucho
















The cardboard apartment was constructed by Chilean artist Don Lucho using recycled materials found on the street.

















It features a full-scale kitchen, including pots and pans, as well as a toilet and a place to sleep.














The work was created by painting the cardboard white and colouring in details with a black marker. It was then all taped together to form the finished apartment.

























































The bedroom is so realistic it features dirty underwear on the floor and a wardrobe that gives new meaning to flat-pack furniture.






























"This project tries to create a parody of the social reality of the South American dwelling," Don Lucho explains. "It's a reflection regarding the way of building and the small and frail spaces that are inhabited."

Artistic Bus Stops

Forwarded by mano mano
Saturday, 8 August 2009 12:21 AM






































































































































































































































Forwarded by Shusmita
Tuesday, 4 August 2009 9:43 PM