Luke can destroy any literary Death Star with this sculpture by Jodi. She describes this commissioned project:My client was wonderful and sent me a book to use. It was a collection of three Star Wars books in one. The sh...

Lisa Nilsson used Japanese mulberry tree paper and gilt-edged paper from old books to recreate human anatomical images. It was clever of her to see a similarity between curled paper and human body tissues. View sever...

This beautiful papercraft Darth Vader imitates the Christian icons of Byzantine art. It was made by the Spanish designer Lubolo. The best part of the project is the video at the link which shows how Lubolo made it. I...

The latest issue of Icon magazine looks at the future of food production, including the application of modern design principles to food and the use of home 3D printing for culinary purposes. The cover image is a photo of...

Three years ago, we featured some of the amazing papercraft works of Yulia Brodskaya. Since that time, she's honed her craft to an astonishing degree. This image is, believe it or not, just strips of paper attached t...

Believe it or not, this peacock sculpture is actually made out of paper! The Great Omar, named after the cover image on a book of Persian poems, was created by Joyanne Horscroft and Julie Wilkinson. http://www.beh...

deviantART member ddi7i4d made this marvelous hand-cranked paper machine simulating that great apparition in the sky, Nyan Cat. At the link, you can find a template. Just print it on card stock, paste it together, an...

With the right selections, you could almost te...  ...le at Nonesuchthings. They're inspired by Chinese papercrafts and carry symbols from its traditions: The de...

A few months ago I wrote an article on non-literary uses for books. If you liked that post, you'd certainly appreciate this great post on WebUrbanist detailing 12 cool artists that use books as their mediums. Link...

Really! It's paper. Paul Overton of Dude Craft summarizes my own thoughts on the work of paper sculptor Calvin Nicholls: Every time I think I've witnessed the limits of paper sculpting, along comes somebody who bl...