Friday, April 26, 2013

Paper Adventure Kartel: MUMBS

Hey guys, here's a small fanart/ project my brother (Andrew) and I did for the preorder night of the AK MUMBS from the ThreeA series, Adventure Kartel. ThreeA Wiki has information of the story line and characters if you are interested in it. This one was very fun to make. We dyed some old t shirt sleeves and ripped it up to make the wrapping for MUMBS. Then, we used card stock to make the body, tank, and tubes of MUMB and wrapped him up.  I also did a quick sketch for the character line. Hope you guys enjoy!





Paper Boba Fett

Hey guys, its been a while since I've updated. I have been working on some projects that have taken up a lot of my time. Just a quick note, I do accept commissions if you are interested. I will make a separate post about this. I was also thinking of submitting some of my work on the kidrobot forums if any of you are interested or have ideas let me know and check it out!

Here is a paper Boba Fett I made for my friend John who has been showing my work to his friends. It was sent out as a surprise and I know Mr. Fett has a good home.

Paper Boba Fett came with a rifle that fits on either hands, 4 tools that he can hold or store in the pocket compartments on the legs of his pants, and a removable back pack. The back pack hides a lot of the detailing I put in the back with is a bummer, but I wanted to make it cool, (hopefully my friend notices it). I also made a special sketch on the packaging. Hope you guys enjoy the pictures, I will continue to update more as I go!

















Saturday, March 2, 2013

PAPER IRON MAN MARK VI COMPLETE!

Paper Iron Man Mark VI has to be one of the toughest paper figures I have made! I used reflective paper and foam for layering. This was also made for a friend, and I would like to thank her again for her support!

There are a lot of cool features to this paper figure. The face plate moves up and down to reveal Tony Stark's face. The palm repulsors open up by sliding a tab on the bicep to turn it black and silver. On the back pack, the back fins open up to reveal another set of fins and then the mechanics inside the pack. I had to construct a special frame to hold Iron Man in place so that the front and back details can be seen (pictures  below). I also included a special feature on the frame! On the front and back I have created a blueprint/transparency of Iron Man to show case special parts, energy levels, weaponry, and so forth as though it was displaced in a case of the Hall of Armor. I have said enough! I'll let the pictures do all the talking now! Once again, this was a very fun and challenging project! Thank you again and enjoy.