Ready for week 2 of my kirigami challenge? Here we go!
Day 7:
My attempts at being abstract in roundish & angular ways.
Day 8:
A small cut out copied from the booklet (busy day!)
Day 9:
This one turned out better then I thought it would before unfolding it. I like how the symmetrical-ness is really apparent.
Day 10:
Something that was meant to be sailboats but turned out like a flower.
Day 11:
Random cut-outs. Reminds me of playing cards.
Day 12:
Something maple leaf-ish to commemorate the one year anniversary of the Olympic games opening in Vancouver.
Day 13:
Pine trees. This is my favourite one so far. Have to stash this idea away for next Christmas - cards perhaps?
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They look so cool! I used to do scherenschnidt or whatever the spelling is, but yours are way cooler than anything I made! They really have that Japanese structure and feel to them which is so effective and evocative of good design! I love the Xmas tree one too!
ReplyDeleteI think folding the paper before you cut really helps add nice structure to whatever gets cut after - even if it's not brilliant!
ReplyDeleteI really appreciate your post
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