The Sunday Paper #263
June 9, 2019
The June project in the Twelve Months of Paper Calendar is an origami Candy Dish, designed by Trinity Adams of Paper For Water. This giveaway features a selection of origami papers that are printed with Japanese chiyogami paper patterns on one side, and a matching color on the other side. It also includes an origami candy dish, the June project in the Twelve Months of Paper Calendar. Click here to enter the giveaway – the entry form doesn’t always appear on mobile, so try your desktop if you’re having issues.
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In the Studio: Paper Weaving Online Class
Paper Weaving is now open for registration! Click here to watch the video trailer and learn more about this online class. Turn your decorative papers into paper weavings (or purchase the supply kit when you register). Class runs July 10th – August 14th, and a new lesson is delivered each Wednesday. If you’d like to learn more, I’m hosting a free webinar on June 11th at 11am PST (info at the link).
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Papery Tidbits:
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Origami is making waves in so many arenas. Spacecraft, cars and people’s heads could be better protected against dangerous impacts thanks to an origami-inspired ‘metamaterial’ that creates a “counterintuitive” response to forces.
Check out these interesting paper collages (connected with paper pins!) by Frida Orupabo, who is interested in how people see, and how the ways of seeing influence perception of such things as race, sexuality, gender or family.
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Featured this week in my Studio shop: Playing With Paper, the Paper Weaving Online Class, the Twelve Months of Paper Calendar (now 1/2 price) and Handle With Care, an artist’s book. |
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