About
Cubeecraft (pronounced “kyoob-ee”) papercraft toys feature interlocking tabs for construction – eliminating the need for tape, glue or other messy adhesives. To download click on the model you would like then save the template image.
Each toy is designed to be printed on a standard piece of 8 1/2 X 11 A4 letter paper. Simply print, cut and fold your model into a cute and fun paper toy.
For help with printing please check out the printing help section here.
If you have another concern please check out the frequently asked questions section here.
Although there are a number of guest artists with work on the site, the vast majority of the work, regular maintenance and the original template which spawned this whole thing are all the work of just one guy – Chris Beaumont.
Cubeecraft have been featured in a number of Exhibitions and publications. For a list of publications please visit the press section here.
—- Exhibitions —-
There have been 3 Exhibitions featuring Cubeecraft to date:
Exhibit @ Too Art for TV 3
Erebuni Gallery, 158 Roebling St Brooklyn NY
December 5th, 2009 through December 15th, 2009
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Produkt 01 – A giant original design (about 3 feet tall!)
Produkt 01 mini-prints – Signed and numbered, limited edition of 75.
Exhibit @ Too Art for TV 4
Erebuni Gallery, 158 Roebling St Brooklyn NY
September 18th, 2009 through October 17th, 2009
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TK-421 – 7.5″ version
The Chosen Form of the Destructor – 7.5″ version
poprock boy by Harlancore – 7.5″ version
Cubee by Marshall Alexander – 7.5″ version
Garry by Tougui – 7.5″ version
Venus De Milo by Glen Brogan – 7.5″ version
Produkt 01 – 7.5″ version
Dead-Sea Diver – 7.5″ tall with glow-in-the-dark face
Produkt 02 – 7.5″ version
Exhibit @ Zakka
Zakka, 155 Plymouth St, Brooklyn NY
September 25th, 2009
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TK-421 – 7.5″ version
The Chosen Form of the Destructor – 7.5″ version
poprock boy by Harlancore – 7.5″ version
Cubee by Marshall Alexander – 7.5″ version
Garry by Tougui – 7.5″ version
Venus De Milo by Glen Brogan – 7.5″ version
Dead-Sea Diver – 7.5″ tall with glow-in-the-dark face
Seven – 7.5″ version
Zakka – 7.5″ version
TK-421 – standard
The Chosen Form of the Destructor – standard
Seven – standard
poprock boy by Harlancore – standard
Cubee by Marshall Alexander – standard
Garry by Tougui – standard
Venus De Milo by Glen Brogan – standard
Zakka – standard
Exhibit @ Too Art for TV 5
Erebuni Gallery, 158 Roebling St Brooklyn NY
March 25th, 2011 through April 23rd, 2011
Qbbgmo – large version
Rustee – large version
Red Eye Robot – large version
Green Produkt – large version
Shadow Trooper – large version
The Brave and the Bold – large version
Block? – large version
The Decopodian Doctor – large version
Keith by Brad Mossman – large version
Ice Cream Clone by Derek Rippe – large version
Untitled by Jen Hill – large version
Untitled by Tim Shankweiler – large version
Exhibit @ Brave New Worlds (Olde City)
45 N. 2nd St. Philadelphia PA
May 6, 2011 through TBD
Qbbgmo – large version
Red Eye Robot – large version
Rustee – large version
Tk-421 – large version
Batman (Brave & the Bold) – large version
Hal Jordan (Brave & the Bold) – large version
The Chosen Form of the Destructor – large version
Block? – large version
The Decopodian Doctor – large version
Ice Cream Clone by Derek Rippe – large version
Phone Booth – large version
Companion – large version
Storage – large version
Creepy – large version
Vulcan Scientist – large version
Garry by Tougui - large version
Foxy by Tougui- large version
Rocketman - large version
Scott Pilgrim - large version
Venus by Glen Brogan - large version
Oly and Ted by Glen Brogan
Germusu by Vanessa Germosen
Daigogo Robo by Dolly Oblong
2B Bruce by Evan Cheng
Grouch - large version
Peter - large version
Symbiote - large version
Krang - large version
Krang in Biosuit - large version
Luntee Bluntee by Marko Zubak
Cepot by Sal Azad
Pop Rock Boy by Harlancore - large version
Don Skeleto Delavega by Emilio Lopez
Cubee by Marshall Alexander - large version
Dead Sea Diver - large version
Meatwad - large version
