This oven card might look familiar. The “new and improved” version of my holiday oven card contains a pop up birthday cake and is now listed as a bestseller at the MoMA Store! I’m glad to finally be doing something
MoMA Birthday Oven Card
MoMA Pinball Holiday Card
My Pinball card is now listed as a bestseller at the MoMA Store! I had a lot of fun making this one. It has an interesting way of sliding and folding into itself and the legs are very well protected
A To Z Card Collection
My work was selected to be included in this fun project for The Movable Book Society! They’ve put together a collection of 26 pop-up cards – one for each letter of the alphabet. A To Z: Marvels In Paper Engineering is
Motorized Animated Christmas Card
This year was a return to complicated Christmas card assembly. As chief assembly helper, my wife was understandably thrilled. I have to admit that these were a lot of work. No more soldering resistors on greeting cards for a while.
New Cuckoo Clock Christmas Card at MoMA
Good news! I have another card in The Museum of Modern Art’s holiday card program! This year I did a cuckoo clock card that instantly pops into a dimensional format which can hang as a cute ornament from your tree (or
Custom Street Van Holiday Card
I’ve been delinquent with my blog updates. I have an excuse… but who really cares? Anyway, I completed this year’s Christmas card and have sent it out just in time for Valentine’s day. We were moving to a new home during the
My Card Is For Sale At MoMA!
I am now officially available for sale at the MoMA Store! You could, nay should, act now while supplies last. The Museum of Modern Art selects work from artists every year and sells these greeting cards in order to
Inspirational Business Card
One of my cards (which I have posted about before) is currently the Weekly Paper Inspiration over at PaperSpecs. The fantastic Sabine and her talented team did a much better job featuring this business card than I could do. Sadly,
Minty Motorized Sideshow
Once upon a time I was asked to choose and then re-imagine any existing ad campaign by incorporating over-the-top paper engineering. The exercise was aimed at expanding on a brand’s current creative and exploring unusual or innovative applications for hand-assembled paper. Altoids was using these
Pop-up Architectural Model Book
I haven’t posted in a while. I’ve actually been a little busy with freelance work that I can’t post about yet. Instead, I’ll tell you about a fun project I did a while ago. This may be the first thing