#ccpapercraft

[curlicuecal]

Halloween papercraft of this gorgeous artwork by @catadromously. I love the idea of chickens holding a seance and accidentally summoning their dinosaur ancestor.

Have to confess, I got an hour into those little feather and bone details and seriously reconsidered all my life choices, but I am so happy with how it turned out. <3

Thanks again to catadromously for permission!

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[curlicuecal]

I haven’t had the time to sit down and papercraft for a while.  Gosh this was fun!

Based on this art by @cuhelski , thanks again for permission to play in your sandbox. <3

[curlicuecal]

hello hi

i'm back on my bullshit

[curlicuecal]

Feeling artsy and only had a few hours free time, so I finally dug up the pictures I’ve had on my camera since... december and edited them to post!

I’m so, so happy to finally share it with you guys.

Papercraft based on this reimagined fairytales artwork, with kind permission from the artist, @charminglyantiquated.  Go check out the rest of her art!

And browse my papercraft tag, here.

[curlicuecal]

Papercraft of this gorgeous artwork of Taako & Lup drawn by @foxaes.  Thanks kindly for permission!

I haven’t sat down to papercraft in a while, but I love this pic and it was super fun to work on!  And I got to play with my new pens and try some paint accents. :3

[ papercraft tag | commissions | patreon ]

[curlicuecal]

I don't know how long my walls have been like this, but I've never been more terrified

[curlicuecal]

Hi I really like your work, I make paper stuff too so i see you as an inspiration. in some works the paper layers cast a lot of shadow. Is it because you make your layers thicker or is that just something that happens? Anyway, i love your stuff, keep going :)

Hey! It’s a combo of things.I layer extra paper scraps behind things or use foam stickers when I want to add some three dimensionality and get more shadows. It depends what effect you are going for how separate you want to make the layers. :)

I have less idea what I’m doing on the photography side of things, but it also helps to set up some diffuse side lighting when you photograph to get the shadows and textures to pop. :3

[curlicuecal]

Trying to explain to someone what the backs of my papercrafts wind up looking like-- here's some behind-the-scenes snagged from my Patreon.