Kaleidocycle {aka folding paper toy!}

Have you ever made a kaleidocycle before? They are pretty fun. All you need is some glue, paper and 5 or 10 minutes! There is an animated gif at the bottom on the post so that you can see what they do. There are also instructions & a template below too ^_^ – Template – Paper or thin card – Glue – Scissors – Ruler and needle for scoring 1. The animated gif is a bit shaky. By the way, check out this free download (courtesy of my cousins band) which contains: trick or treat poster, DIY ‘creeps’ mask, high quality MP3 and exclusive video art. And, Helen, from Curlybirds just put together a ‘vintage Halloween costume‘ post on her site.

Laura Hodges Super excited to see the look book i’ve been working on with jewellery magician Ivy Nixon. In the mean time here’s a little look at what’s to come. High Resolution So long 2013, on to the next one! Way back in July, I was lucky enough to meet with artist Sarah Applebaum who kindly showed me around her amazing studio in San Francisco.She creates beautifully vibrant, playful sculptures and installations that have an undercurrent of darkness that keeps you on your toes.You can see more of her work HERE » SarahApplebaum.com I was recently interviewed by South Korean magazine, Avec for their Light issue, which also features one of my images.For a closer look at the issue, or to buy a copy visit their website Avec Magazine Sunday Singles Club #8 bedislandbooks:The Sunday Singles Club aims to showcase exciting new photography and expose it to others.Reblog this post and go follow the people featured here for some awesome new work on your dashboard.

Approximate Book Binding - KROKODIL Experimental book design and book binding project