Not paper related – but certainly creativity related and most certainly humanity related. [via Daring Fireball]

Grab it here.

Woola – based on the movie version of John Carter starring Taylor Kitsch and directed by Andrew Stanton (based on the books by Edgar Rice Burroughs).  Grab him here.

UPDATE!  I’ve added an alternate version of Woola! Grab him here.

ALSO – If you are on Facebook and liked John Carter you might want to check out this group which is building support for a sequel.

The latest edition to the Desktop Gremlins Family:

“EXPRESS YOURSELF WITH ME-KI TIKI! Has this ever happened to you? You ask a friend if they want to join you for lunch and they jump down your throat complaining about how they’re too busy! Or maybe YOU’RE the one who’s really grumpy, or excited, or sick, or surprised… and you want people to KNOW IT before they approach you? Well, the MI-KI TIKI is like a MOOD BAROMETER! With its built-in “expressions cartridge” a ME-KI TIKI on your desk is ready to be instantly repositioned to match your feelings, anytime a new mood strikes! Use it as a warning sign or a conversation starter! Let the ME-KI TIKI speak for YOU!”

Grab them here.

John Carter is now available – based on the movie version starring Taylor Kitsch and directed by Andrew Stanton(based on the books by Edgar Rice Burroughs – i highly recommend the first 3 btw).  Grab him here.

Woola coming soon!

For a little while I posted what comic books I was picking up every week. I stopped doing it about 2 years ago as it wasn’t exactly related to what was going on with Cubeecraft. In case anyone is wondering the weekly books I am currently reading are: Ultimate Spider-Man, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Catwoman, the John Carter comics (Marvel and Dynamite), Adventure Time, Godzilla Legends, Aquaman, Justice League, Ghostbusters, and The Ultimates.

Anything I’m missing out on?

I received this e-mail this morning:

“Mr. Beaumont,

I am writing to you on behalf of the approximately 1600 students who have experienced cubeecraft over the last two years. Using the free templates you post online, the students have created paper sculptures incorporating the likes of pop culture and artists such as Picasso, Giacometti, Red Grooms, etc. Students in grades 1-5 study your work and the work of contributors to your site in an effort to create original pieces. Your work has allowed them to study sculpture, paper toys, and to tacitly experience it (on a budget) and to exhibit their work at our local Cherokee County Arts Expo. It is the only student centered way I have found to exhibit every child’s work (approximately 800 students). For that I am grateful. I am attaching a few photos of the students work and a Vimeo link to a short created by last years 3rd and 5th grade students.

Again, on behalf of the students at Draytonville and Corinth Elementary Schools, thank you for your efforts and for allowing us to use the product of those efforts so graciously.

The Cubeecraft side project Pixel Pages is now live at Pixel-pages.com. Single sheet  pop-up papercrafts based on art from new and classic games (and more).  As with any other Cubeecraft, tape and glue are not needed, simply download, print, cut, and fold.  A nice little handmade gift for your favorite holidays and special occasions. Great for display at home, work, secret laboratory, or dungeon.  Check out a gallery of assembled ones here or go download some now!

New Valentines Day Papercraft by Abz at Oh-Sheet.com.  Grab it here.

If you order something from Fangamer you will likely get a packy slip.  These slips feature original art or Cubeecraft designs.  See above for more info and be sure to check out Fangamer.net.