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I made these Horns out of recycled cardboard and some string that I found in a drawer. -Petrizle.

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I made this Boat Flat out of recycled cardboard, scraps of wood, and an old broom handle. -Petrizle.

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I made these Prop Bones out of packaging foam and scraps of timber. -Petrizle.

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I made this Mushroom Hat out of recycled cardboard and tissue paper. -Petrizle.

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I made this Bird Head out of recycled cardboard and papier mache. -Petrizle.

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I made these antlers out of recycled cardboard and some string. -Petrizle.

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Ok I see you’re content, but how did you make them? Whats your process?

I'm not sure if you mean making or ideation. Making might be an easier answer to achieve. I use materials that seem interesting to me in some way (which usually means has a tactile quality, I think) and have them in reach when I get started on something. Very often it helps me to understand what the finished thing is for, output or purpose (so I do a lot of work for stage, charity and community projects). Then I do whatever seems to make sense at the time and keep going until we agree with each other. I need a finished thing as much as it needs to be whatever it is to be.

Does that help?

Either way, Thank you very much for your message.