I’ve been working/experimenting with a curvy papermodel
Because I thought it could be curvier I made an evolution version:
I’m not totally happy with the second model, but I’ve been working to long on it to just throw it away.
So I’m letting you guys/girls decide:
Which one is better?
Model #1
Model #2
and why is that model better?
This is a strange entry in the Urban papercraft series:
jins studio22cool pet rangeland paper model and toy design
I normally would write about this project: you can adopt a papermodel for the right amount of cash. Especially the fact that you have to pay for a papermodel is something that I don’t like, but there is are free models, and a blank version…
Here is the free version in the download section
Here the examples:
and my personal favorite Nian:
and of course a blank template named P.I.Y.:
🙂
[via paperkraft.blogspot.com]
This will be my most ambitious project in my spare time: Custmm Grumm!
When I created Grumm, I had no plans with the moody fellow. But after I got invited to participate in a book about papertoys I started to think about the future of papertoys (and Grumm).
Two of those thoughts about the future is the base of this project: you should be able to modify/create a papermodel without expensive software or specialized knowledge.
Papertoys are, more then vinyl toys, difficult to customize. You need knowledge of image or vector programs link Photoshop or Illustrator. Besides the knowledge of these programs, you also need the program them selfs, which is not cheap. Another bump in customizing is the flat version of the model: the simple papertoys are not that difficult to understand, but the more complex models with more parts, it’s difficult to know which part goes where and how it will look.
It would be nice that you could create a custom skin and modify the model yourself.
Creating a custom skin for a model is done before: papercritters but modifying the model to isn’t.
I will try to make Custmm Grumm in Flash (AS3) so that it’s possible to create a custom skin and modify the model (with some restrictions of course)…
I had a discussion about this project on Nice Paper Toys if you want to know some more about the rocky start of this project.