If meticulously cutting and folding pieces of paper to form intricate shapes sounds like a good time to you, you'll probably love this.
This Japanese website has the plans for a papercraft Astro Boy available for free download in .pdf format. I don't really know much about the art of papercraft, but from what I've gathered, the idea is to print out the plans on a sturdy grade of paper, carefully cut out the shapes with a razor, fold them as indicated, and combine them together to create a 3D object, in this case, a figure of Astro Boy. Everything is in Japanese, but the site has a few pictures of an assembled model in different angles so you can see what the final product should look like. Neat stuff!
Seems like a lot of work, but the result is certainly an interesting and really detailed piece of art. If anyone is brave enough to attempt this, send me a picture and maybe I'll feature it here.
Wednesday, May 21, 2008
Papercraft
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Hey, cool! I can get my own Astro!
Next time I get some glue and patience, I can try and make him.
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