Artist Folds Creases On Paper To Form Architectural ‘Drawings’
German artist Simon Schubert folds paper to create architectural ‘drawings’.
In his series titled ‘Papierarbeiten’ (which means “paper work” in German), architectural drawings are created without any pen or pencil, color or shadings.
Schubert just meticulously folds the pieces of paper to create creases that resemble the lines of the buildings’ structures—and eventually form a ‘drawing’.
[via Simon Schubert]
In his series titled ‘Papierarbeiten’ (which means “paper work” in German), architectural drawings are created without any pen or pencil, color or shadings.
Schubert just meticulously folds the pieces of paper to create creases that resemble the lines of the buildings’ structures—and eventually form a ‘drawing’.
[via Simon Schubert]
"Give me a hard copy right there." - Blade Runner
Typographic print inspired by the movie 'Blade Runner'
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