Cardboard art

Cardboard cut-out art

Cardboard Construction Techniques - Banyule Nillumbik Tech School - Forest Learning

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.

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

Building on our previous project, focusing on folk art and scenes, you will create a shallow relief sculpture made entirely of cardboard and later it will be painted. You will have to think about...

In Studio Art we will begain working on our last major project, the 3D Cardboard artist Collage based on one of the artists you researched...

My piece encompasses the technique of layering cardboard piece by piece. Yes, it was tedious, but it was surely worth the time I put into ...

Materials As much as possible I try to use recyclable materials for construction art lessons. I source these from Recreate or ask the children to bring things in from home. Recyclable materials Bottles Caps Cardboard boxes (cereal/shoeboxes etc.) Wrapping paper Scrap paper Containers (yoghurt pots/egg cartons) Other materials Tin foil Scissors Foam sheets Stickers Crepe paper Pipe

Cardboard is strong, versatile, and usually free. It can be used for nearly any kind of crafting project, from toys to art to furniture. Let’s explore this amazing material.

Cardboard Favela by Pamela Sullivan