Cardboard sculptures

It's easy to replicate anything with cardboard, and I love making these realistic Cardboard Sculptures! If you live in a city, it's an economical material.

Paper Heart

Because I Like to Make Things.

Students chose a Cubism painting and then used cardboard and yarn to create 3 Dimensional sculptures of their painting. The students were challenged to think and create what the subject matter looked like on all sides, not just from the front. Students started by drawing front, side and back views of their sculpture before proceeding to the cardboard.

Sometimes just painting with regular paint on regular flat paper is boring. Sometimes you want to create something different, something cool, something EPIC! That's what my kids told me the other day. Boring old painting

Here are some Perfectly Cardboard Sculptures to Blow Your Mind.

Awhile ago I made a tiny doll version camera and after I finished it I thought " Well, What other material I could use to make Camera?" Cardboard definitely a great option! So here's my Cardboard Camera! PS. the printable patterns are at the bottom of the page!Video Tutorial Free Printable pattern HB37 #Cardboard Camera Thanks for stopping by and allowing me to share a little of my passion I Hope You Have a Lovely day!And don't forget to Do more of what makes you happy!HAPPY BANKKY / CRAFTY

TAB, choice, 3D, techniques

Cardboard has always been a common medium used in Art classes. Many of us used it to make all sorts of art pieces, yet some struggled to master this material so much that they can only use cardboard as storage boxes. If you are one of the latter, you are in for a surprise with the intricate artwork Monomi Ohno succeeded in crafting out of this material./p>

Cardboard Favela by Pamela Sullivan