This is a post, and by post, I mean post-it note. Those are post-it notes, people! Jared Andrew Schorr, one of my favorite favorite paper artists (mentioned on ThePaperGnome here, here, here and here) is back with some adorable papercrafted cameras, all made out of layered post-it notes. They are going to be part of Giant Robot’s 8th Post-it Show, and if you’re in the Los Angeles area, you can check it out December 8-16. More info on that here.
Edutopia papercraft by Jared Andrew Schorr
One of my absolute favorite papercraft artists, Jared Andrew Schorr just shared this new piece he put together for Edutopia. Since it’s that time of year where all the kiddies head back to school, Jared partnered with Edutopia who are donating money to teachers for new school supplies. You can help by liking Edutopia on Facebook. Not only will you be supporting a good cause (and Jared Andrew Schorr), but you also have a shot at winning a $250 gift card. Not too shabby, eh?
You have to act fast if you want to win though, because the contest ends August 24th.
What do you think of the piece? The illustrations are fabulous as always, and I love the limited color palette.
via: Jared Andrew Schorr
Jared Andrew Schorr just showed this piece he commissioned for a friend of Diagon Alley and I am just in awe of his talent. He’s one of my favorite paper artists, and his website is pretty much my favorite on all of the internets. And I do mean in ALL OF THE INTERNETS. You should check it out. It’s a good time.
Josh Ritter – Love Is Making Its Way Back Home from Josh Ritter on Vimeo.
Starting today’s post off with a mind blowing music video from Josh Ritter, which was made using 12,000 (!) sheets of paper. No special effects were used, say when the paper Josh Ritter is singing along with the words, or during the psychedelic color explosion at the end. That’s all just straight up paper. Amazing. The video was made by Prominent Figures, but I couldn’t find source info as to the individuals who actually cut those 12,000 sheets of paper.
This delicious piece of eye candy is one page of paper artist extraordinaire Jared Andrew Schorr’s website. If you click the photo, you can visit his site and take a look around. Clicking the Illustration sign will take you to his portfolio which is overflowing with any number of works that I could have featured here, but I just couldn’t get over the web design. It’s got so much fun and depth and character. Kudos, Jared Andrew Schorr. Kudos.
I just love the colors in these strange and wonderful illustrations by Eiko Ojala, a paper artist from Estonia. His site says that these were personal illustrations for a solo exhibition called “Teine lõige” at Von Krahl, Tallinn in Estonia. I don’t understand half of those words, but his work is beautiful.
