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Brightness Falls from the Air on Flickr.
Via Flickr: A variation of a model by Robert Webb, the topological small triambic icosahedron. Topological, I understand - but triambic? Makes me think of iambic trimeter and that always makes me think of Nashe's Litany in Time of Plague. I had thought putting this model together would give me some insight into the colors. Not yet. A happy New Year to all!
Miura-Ori Intersected by Star-Shaped Prism on Flickr.
Via Flickr: Or, you know, you could cut a series of skewed holes on a corrugation, so that the cuts all line up when you hit the right angle. Bossed, then cut with a KNK Zing.
Miura-Ori Windows on Flickr.
Via Flickr: More chopping up of crease patterns. This is on 110 lb. (230 gps) paper with a finish for painting. Bossed and then cut with a Zing.
Hey everybody! Man, it's been a long time, hasn't it?!?! Things have been pretty hectic around here, so I'm not getting time to spend crafting. Sad face.
Anyway, I needed to make a birthday card so I thought I'd share the end result with you.
I made this card using Photoshop and our new KNK Zing die cut machine. I finished the card using traditional cardmaking supplies like, Distress Ink on the edges, glitter, a rhinestone, and some ribbon.
There you have it, a totally customized card with absolutely no waste!
Scratch foam plate. Lenox printmaking paper dampened. Waterbased ink pads.
