Folding paper - with a twist.

[crazyal]

Check these out.

All these designs are done on a single sheet of paper by just folding the sheet in certain areas. I think they look pretty damn good.







Check the website out for more.

Al

[prezzy]

yep they are excellent

[ss30]

Wow

[jaguar982]

Very impressed

jag

[theodotcom]

Some people have a lot of time on their hands, they are amazing.

[blaggard]

Pshaw!, haven't you ever seen a design impressed into paper before? like a company seal for example!

[crazyal]

Pshaw!, haven't you ever seen a design impressed into paper before? like a company seal for example!

What, like a letterhead or some sort of logo? Are you saying this is what has been done here?




Artist Simon Schubert has created an extraordinary collection of pictures - made up of hundreds of tiny folds in paper.

Paper art: Mr Schubert spent two years perfecting the art of folding paper into his elaborate designs.


At first glance the elaborate pictures, which sell for up to £3,800, seem to have been created with pencil or paint but they are actually composed of tiny folds in the paper.
Mr Schubert spent two years perfecting the art of folding paper into his elaborate designs.
Now the 33-year-old takes up to a week to create each of his unusual pictures.

He said: "The first attempt was not really so successful, took quite a white to get the technique perfect."
Mr Schubert, who lives in Cologne, Germany, with his wife Cosima, 37, and their twin children Lilith and Kilian, two, said he often had to convince people his pictures aren't painted.

He said: "Most of the people who see the work are surprised that the pictures are created by folding paper, they don't believe it when I tell them.
"Many of them think I've used paint or pencil to create the affect of light and shade.
"But when they realise the pictures are actually folded they are quite impressed."

Mr Shubert is currently exhibiting in the Kudlek van der Grinten gallery in Cologne.
He also has a display at the Upstairs gallery in Berlin, where one room has been covered in 150 of Mr Shubert's designs - giving the impression the whole room is folded.


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[blaggard]

Looks likey to me.