The Sunday Paper Blog
Greetings from Paris! We’re heading home today after our sojourn to Europe. Au revoir, and I look forward to typing to you from Colorado next week!
As seen on Colossal, Motion Silhouette is an interactive Japanese children’s book by Megumi …
This week’s Sunday paper is coming to you from Landau, Germany where I am currently visiting friends.
Yulia Brodskaya has a unique style of drawing with paper. She creates artwork and illustrations for international clients.
Check out some of the …
I’m delighted that The Wish is featured on the cover of Spark Magazine, the journal of the Anythink kibrary system that purchased the piece. Click on the cover and go to page 16 to read a bit about the …
HiiH Lights makes some of the loveliest lamps in the world (IMHO). They make their papers by hand, airbrush and wax them to perfection. Visit their new website, and they have a retail shop in Portland, OR.
I am …
Happy Solstice Everyone! May you reach for the sun like these sprouts.
Check this out: the Cooper Hewitt Museum has put together this amazing video Design Dictionary. It looks like a work in progress, but they’ve already …
Dear Readers,
First, a quick note to let you know that I’ll be traveling for the next month in Europe. My posts might be sporadic due to internet connection (or lack thereof). I’ll be teaching, lecturing and vacationing, and I’m …
Happy Father’s Day!
Check out this fun Father’s Day card tutorial by Sparkfun Electronics. I took a pop-up/light-up card workshop at Sparkfun in Boulder a couple of months ago. These electronics are so tiny and make incorporating light, sound …
Replication in the papermaking process can be challenging. I’ve made overbeaten abaca pulp for the past 15 years, but I still have to make a test sheet to ensure that the pulp is translucent enough and shrinks the way I …
This is the most common question I get asked about my work: How long did it take you to make it? It was a frequent question at the unveiling of The Wish last Friday. And I have to say that …