“Recently I was asked to design a papercharacter for a new company called Mobile Agency. Initially it was meant to serve as the logo but we decided it would be better just to serve as a mascot. So in the end a variation on the eyes of the model was actually used for the logo.
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A sort of “B-Side” from a book coming out later in the year, Marshall Alexander gives us “Birdy Num Num”.
You can grab it here.
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The latest from Marshall Alexander is here! Head over to Marshall’s site to download POP!
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The last 2 Foldskool Heroes for awhile are noe available over at Marshall Alexander’s site.
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Terrible Yellow Eyes is a collection of works inspired by the beloved classic, Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak.
Marshall Alexander’s contribution to the project is the above Max paper toy which you can download from his site.
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Marshall Alexander has posted photos from the recent Dutch Urban Paper Show. You can check them out here.
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Marshall Alexander has a new piece available on his site (and more coming soon!), Paper Injuries Part 1 is ready for you to download and build (and hopefully not emulate.)
Go get it now!
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You could buy Fat Chunk Vol.1 to get Fold-A-Bot or Fat Chunk Vol.2 (which is now available) to get Zombie George… or you could go to Marshall Alexander’s site and download them both now for free.
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Marshall Alexander has a new papertoy available now – APE!
It’s tricky! Marshall himself says:
“He’s a pain to build and it took me three times myself before I got him glued together satisfactory. I guess it needs a hardcore warning ”
But if you are up to the challenge you can grab it here.
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Artist/designer Marko Zubak has a new e-mag (downloadable PDF) called II LOVE, that is all about the papercraft toy/designer scene.
Featured artists in issue 1:
Harlancore
Marshall Alexander
Matt Hawkins
Nice Bunny
3 Eyed Bear
The mag includes a number of papercraft templates, most notably the a transformable match box by Marshall Alexander called “Matchbot”.
Grab it (free) here. (about 11.1 MB)
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