Tecnicamente rammentatevi che la farina è la migliore colla che si possa impiegare in questa avventura e se volete usate piatti,pentolame,bottiglie quali volumi di sostegno alle vostre creazioni.
Heike Roesner
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More sculptural paper mache! German Heike Roesner created these pieces, they’re made from paper, using both paper mache and collage techniques. I think the only paper mache I ever did was shaped like a balloon. I was five.
Mariana Sampaio
These paper mache creations are from the “Pasta De Papel” workshop of Portuguese paper artist Mariana Sampaio. A happy little family of paper critters, they’re colorful and whimsical. Check out Mariana’s blog for more images. Can’t you just see these hanging on a mobile in a baby’s room?
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Dominique Danois
French artist Dominique Donois creates paper mache window displays for chic Parisian fashion shops. These small pieces, all made from paper, are part of her window displays. I love the Eiffel Tower in the second to last photo in this set.
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Museum Of Fantastical Creatures
Created and curated by cryptozoologist Emoto Hajime, the Museum Of Fantastical Creatures holds a collection of impossible critters. These otherworldly creatures are made from paper, paste and bamboo and are part of a virtual exhibition featuring impossible fossils and freakish finds. The museum is entirely in Japanese, but a Google translation or random clicking will get you around to the various exhibits.
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More at the Museum Of Fantastical Creatures
Paper artist Nives Cicin-Sain creates these whimsical paper mache works in her native Croatia. She creates many of these paper masks, props and head-dresses for theater performances and has illustrated children’s books.
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