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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Jaroslav RosslerThough Jaroslav Rossler (1902-1990) is one of the most important Czech avant-garde photographers, and his work from the 1920s ranks among the earliest and most radical examples of the application of principles of abstract art and Constructivism to photography, this long-awaited book is the first monograph ever on Rossler's life and art. Essay by Vladimir Birgus. 87 duotones. 6.25 x 7 in.... |
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Jarret Schecter: A Journey In SightEight out of ten blind people live in the developing world, and the vast majority of this blindness is preventable. These facts constitute A Journey in Sight, a project by photographer Jarret Schecter who was astounded by the conditions he witnessed in Burkina Faso, one of the world's poorest countries. Here Schecter illuminates the link between poverty and blindness--40 million people suffer from preventable blindness that arises from Vitamin A deficiency, unsanitary conditions, minimal health ... |
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Jarret Schecter: Displaced in DenanIn the Ogaden region of southeastern Ethiopia there is a camp of approximately 10,000 souls. Officially Ethiopian but ethnically Somali, they are not classified as refugees but as Internally Displaced Peoples, or IDPs, and thus live without even the marginal assistance that the UN can offer. The number of IDPs worldwide is far greater than is widely known, and far greater than that of officially recognized refugees--IDPs number near the population of Canada. Africaís tragedy lies not just in co... |
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Jazz Address Book... |
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The Jazz Age in FranceFrance between the wars saw a dynamic mix of larger-than-life personalities and unconventional ideas, audacity and genius, elegance and edge. Artists, musicians, writers, dancers, composers, the American, French, and other European characters who comprised the "Lost Generation" were all there: Hemingway, Dos Passos, Dorothy Parker, George Gershwin, Cole Porter, Stravinsky, Picasso, Cocteau, Man Ray, Léger, Balanchine, Diaghilev, Fitzgerald. This riveting portrait re-creates the glamour, excitem... |
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Jazz from Row Six: Photographs 1981-2007Photographs 1981 - 2007. Few photographers have had the opportunity to follow their subjects over the course of decades. Yet for 26 years from her seat in row six, Jean Germain armed with a Nikon, snared the legends of the Big Band era as they performed at the Jazz Club of Sarasota Annual Festival. Some of the "regulars" such as Bob Haggart, Milt Hinton, Bob Rosengarden, teamed up with guests like Doc Cheatham, Jerry Mulligan, Cleo Laine and dozens more to enthrall the audiences year-after-year.... |
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Jazz-Age Boomtown (Charles and Elizabeth Prothro Texas Photography Series)The 1920s oil boom changed every aspect of life in the sleepy town of Breckenridge, Texas - employment, social activities, housing, religion, and education - and with these changes came the beginnings of modern American culture. Jazz-Age Boomtown depicts the social history of small-town America and the oil boom phenomenon in a stunning photographic essay. Photographer Basil Clemons photographed not only the oil fields but also many other aspects of Breckenridge's boom - views of main streets, fi... |
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Jean Baudrillard: Photographies 1985-1998Edited by Peter Weibel.... |
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Jean Cocteau and the Testament of Orpheus... |
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