Papercraft Specialization: Techniques for Three-Dimensional Designs

Overview

“There's more than one way to do things. I'll show you a couple of definitive framing methods and tell you what to consider before having an openwork piece professionally framed.”

In this video lesson Domestika addresses the topic: Alternative mounting methods, which is part of the Domestika online course: Papercraft Specialization: Techniques for Three-Dimensional Designs. Explore artistic papercraft by creating three-dimensional compositions using cutting, assembling, and modeling techniques with paper and cardboard..

Partial transcription of the video

“Alternative Assembly Methods In this lesson, I’ll give you some tips on preparing your pieces and framing them traditionally. First, I’ll show you the method I use to frame my pieces with volume. I tend to work with these frames, which are called box frames and have a space that separates the glass from the background. The frames I use are from a specific provider in Buenos Aires. What separates the glass from the background is a kind of frame that is fitted inside the frame, and when I place the back piece, I’ll have a space where I can put the separate layers. I usually cut a first layer ...”

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Course summary for: Papercraft Specialization: Techniques for Three-Dimensional Designs

• Level: Beginner
• 78 students
• 6 units
• 81 lessons (16h 43m)
• 45 downloads

• Areas

  Arts & Crafts, Bookbinding, Children's Illustration, Decoration, DIY, Fine Arts, Paper Craft, Storytelling