Some time ago, I wrote a tutorial showing how to create a papercraft text effect based on a design created by Mario Hugo for Wired Magazine.
This time, I created another text effect based on paper craft. A popup paper craft effect such as those found on kids books. The process is fairly simple. A couple of gradient layers and the bending of a shadow is enough to give the basic effect of a paper cut word inserted on a folded paper.
Hope you like this effect and share your results in the comments section of this post. There is a lot of room for enhancement of this effect by playing with paper textures and brushes.
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Aerial Muse: The Art of Yvonne JacquetteYvonne Jacquette has for more than thirty years been depicting the landscape from elevated vantage points. Her art combines elements of abstraction and representation, surface pattern and illusion of depth, and observation, imagination, and memory.... |
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Aernout MikDutch artist Aernout Mik's moving-image installations meld filmmaking, sculpture and architecture into experiences that are at once compelling and unsettling, irrational yet plausible. The artist designs and constructs architectural spaces that hold his moving images, making the viewer's physical relationship to the piece a critical component of the overall experience. By interrogating the most basic ideas of narrative and reality and rejecting classical cinematic ideals, Mik creates works that ... |
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Aernout Mik: Primal Gestures, Minor RolesMik is that rare artist who successfully combines video with architecture, live performance, photography and sculpture-his work has much in common with both behavioral psychology and the work of artists like Mike Kelly.... |
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Aernout Mik: Shiftings... |
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The Aesthetic Economy of Fashion: Markets and Value in Clothing and Modelling (Dress, Body, Culture)Fashion is bound up with promoting the "new," concerned with constantly changing aesthetics. The favored styles or looks of a season arise out of the work of a vast range of different actors who collectively produce, select, distribute and promote the new ideals, before moving on next season. If fashion is defined, in part, by the incessant requirement to be "new," this requirement means aesthetic qualities are always in motion and, therefore, unstable. How, then, are fashionable commoditie... |
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The Aesthetic Glencannon (The Glencannon Series)Can it be? Our Mr. Glencannon a connoisseur of the arts? These eleven stories investigate his appreciation of the finer things in life -- Duggan's Dew, art, Duggan's Dew, music, Duggan's Dew . . .... |
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The Aesthetics of Resistance: Searching for GramsciArtist Alfredo Jaar creates a series of works directly related to the city of Como, Italy. As a visiting professor for the Advanced Course in Visual Arts in Como, Chilean artist Alfredo Jaar developed a workshop and exhibition project exploring new strategies of presentation and re-presentation in the hope of creating new models for public intervention and resistance. Jaar proposed a series of works inspired by Giuseppe Terragni's Casa del Fascio, one of the most iconic examples of modern archit... |
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The Aesthetics of the Surface: Original ResopalSince their invention in the early twentieth century, plastic laminates have left their mark in international design. Like Formica in the U.S., the brand name Resopal is practically synonymous with the entire field of laminates in Germany. This study of the material investigates the history of Resopal from its invention (it was trademarked in 1930) up through the latest innovations in plastic surface finishing. Even 75 years after its conception, Resopal continues to offer almost unlimited possi... |
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