Jonathan Moore
I am a designer who lives in code, entrepreneur, and an idea incubator driven to make our world a better place.
I am a designer who lives in code, entrepreneur, and an idea incubator driven to make our world a better place.
I ran across a blog post...
COLOR. MIX IT UP.
Paper is alive with color. Bring your creations to life using our collection of brilliantly expressive Palettes and mix your own colors with a brand new tool the Mixer—a completely new way to explore color and the biggest leap in color controls in the past 40 years. Built on our powerful new core technology, the Mixer combines an intuitive mixing control and our custom color blending for color that looks and feels right. Need more reasons to create? Our Expressive Ink Engine™ is now pressure-sensitive with support for the Pogo Connect.
The new version of Paper is here. Welcome to a colorful new world of possibilities.
Paper already is one of my favorite iPad apps, but the new color blending options put it over the top!
Discovering what makes paper birds tick. Cut paper and vinyl film by Colombian artist, illustrator and paper sculpture Diana Beltran Herrera. View more of Diana’s work on Flickr
Lobulo Design’s papercraft submission for the New Era Introducing art gallery. Check out the making of video on Lobulo Design’s portfolio.
Paper sculpture created by Julien Vallée for the main exhibition of Illustrative Zürich festival 2008.
Start sharing your mundane or exciting thoughts with a pen, paper, and 140 letter boxes. Knock Knock is selling them for only $4.50 and comes with 50 tweets.
Argentinean designer Marciano Sifoni created this experimental pop-up book while studying at Universidad de Buenos Aires, UBA. I can only imagine how much time went into creating this fantastic piece.
Via Behance
In 2008 the paper manufacturer Fedrigoni contacted various illustrators to create art for their “a place for paper” showroom. London based illustrator and set maker Hattie Newman used the Fedrigoni paper line to create this representation of the snow-capped Dolomites surrounding Fedrigoni’s hometown of Verona.
Leon Hong and Camile Orillaneda run a small design studio One Bit Increment in central California where they recently launched a hand-made interactive experience crafting a paper forest, buffalo in search of potatoes, hedgehogs ready to be squished. Taking the experience one step further they’re using sunrise / sunset and weather data to mimic the Los Angeles weather.
Read more about the process of making the experience at their blog - One Bit Wonder.
A short, dark handmade film by Lucas Zanotto and excellent sound design by David Kamp.
Unofficial music video combining papercraft, illustration and cg.
