At the Pima Air & Space Museum, a team of engineers designed and built a 45 foot long paper airplane that flew in the Arizona desert, which makes it the world’s largest all-paper flying airplane. One of the engineers is 12 year old Arturo who won the Great Paper Airplane Fly-Off on January 14, 2012, and he played a key role in building the gigantic paper airplane.
Zim & Zou is a french graphic design studio based in Nancy, France. The studio proposes a contemporary approach of design thanks to a mix of different fields such as paper sculpture, installation, graphic design, illustration and webdesign. Their latest project is taking colored paper and turning electronics into retro looking art. It’s really amazing the time that was put into this project, which took a year to make in total.
This new concept device is called the Paper Phone. It’s thin as paper and is bendable. It’s not fully developed and is just a concept right now, but shows how thin we can possibly get in the future with technology. I love the slimness of it, but I really don’t like the idea of bending to use it. I would still like to “touch” to perform actions.
Creating art with paper takes a lot of time, patience and skills. Jeff Nishinaka is a paper sculptor and he takes paper art to the next level. His art is fantastic. He will be featured along with other artists on 4/18/11 on a new series called Fresh Perspectives.
This to too cool. Make paper completely invisible temporarily so you can see through it without anyone ever knowing. Video by Household Hacker. Now, where the heck can you buy hexanes! lol
I love this! The Star Wars Trilogy told in paper. Very cool. Paper animation courtesy of Eric Power. Music provided by Jeremy Messersmith. You can purchase a copy of the song here.
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