A simple, silent little treat... by Mabona Origami of Switzerland. "Stills" from previous Mabona projects below. *I'm so in love with the character of that pink rhino - wish it were life-sized and made out of fabric... just look at the focus in those perky little ears!
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Beasts on Paper & Printed
March 29, 2012
August 24, 2011
Tree of Life
Title: Tree of Life, by Gary, Aaron & Kairul (courtesy of degree˚)
I loved this poster the second I saw it. Alas, I've got a backlog of art in a flat file already awaiting framing and display that probably deserves precedence over pieces I don't even own yet... Still, I think the imagery is simply stellar, and one day, when I can curate a whole house full of walls in need of animal inspired adornment, I will make room for this gem.