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Paper Birds

Paper birds made using only tea bags.
August 2013

Paper Robin
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Paper Blue Jay
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TADAA! 💁‍♀️✂️ Here’s a rare BTS of two very sleep deprived Paper-Artists... but it’s all good, cause we FINISHED our window display!! 💙💪🏼 Whoop Whoop! 🙌🏼 Despite the super tight deadline and the complicated measurements & fittings of all the paper elements - it was a super fun project to collaborate on with @mariacruzillustration 👯‍♀️ - my crazy friend, the other half to my comedy double act, and now my work-wife! 💍 (we kept proposing to each other with all the paper diamonds we made... that’s legit right?) . I don’t think I’ve ever cried so much with laughter whilst holding a sharp scalpel in my hand. 😂 At one point we had to introduce a rule: neither of us was allowed to make a joke whilst the other was holding a pair of scissors, was doing complicated maths or just took a sip of hot tea! 😉 Thanks for the fun couple weeks in the studio - and here’s on to the next project! 👯‍♀️❤️ Happy Sunday everyone! By Annemarieke Kloosterhof together with Maria Cruz. . PS: can someone give us our own TV craft-show yet ?

Close-ups 🔍✂️ Swipe through to see the final Paper-Craft window display we did for Ernest Jones! . The concept was to create a summer display in Ernest Jones branding colours: pale blue and lavender. 💙💜 I collaborated with the fabulous @mariacruzillustration and together we came up with a concept of “Summer by the pond”. We wanted the window display to look like a little hidden treasure through the trees, where in a clearing you see a pond, surrounded by flowers, waterlilies and dragon flies! The jewellery stands on a circular mirror that reflects the scene and sets the mood for the pond. The base consists of grooves in which we could slot the different layers of grass and flowers. The idea behind this was so that we could potentially swap some of the elements out for new ones in Autumn and Winter - replacing them with flowers from that season. 🌸🍃❄️ . We hope you guys like it! 😊 By Annemarieke Kloosterhof in collaboration with Maria Cruz.

TADAAA...🙌🏼✂️ Swipe through to see the final Paper-Craft window display we did for Ernest Jones! The first photo is taken of the final installation in the store, and the second is taken in my studio during the last few making-of bits in the final “building” stage. . The concept was to create a summer display in Ernest Jones branding colours: pale blue and lavender. 💙💜 I collaborated with the fabulous @mariacruzillustration and together we came up with a concept of “Summer by the pond”. We wanted the window display to look like a little hidden treasure through the trees, where in a clearing you see a pond, surrounded by flowers, waterlilies and dragon flies! The jewellery stands on a circular mirror that reflects the scene and sets the mood for the pond. The base consists of grooves in which we could slot the different layers of grass and flowers. The idea behind this was so that we could potentially swap some of the elements out for new ones in Autumn and Winter - replacing them with flowers from that season. 🌸🍃❄️ . Feel free to zoom in to get a closer look - but we’ll be posted some closeup photos soon too, you you can see all the paper elements in their full detailed self! 😊 We hope you guys like it! By Annemarieke Kloosterhof in collaboration with Maria Cruz

WIP part 3: testing out some of the final paper elements - waterlilies! 🌸 It’s really making me get into the summer-mood and all I wanna do now is go swimming in a pond/ river... Anyone wanna join? 😅 . Finishing up a new paper-craft Window Display project in collaboration with the hilariously @mariacruzillustration ! 🙌🏼✂️ We’re working on some initial tests for a range of hand-cut & hand-made flowers, obviously with some diamond details... because we’re classy like that…. And maybe also partially because the client is a Jewellery store. 💁‍♀️💍 . The final window display will be revealed soon!😊 Enjoy the sunshine! By Annemarieke Kloosterhof

✂️ Next up: some multi-layered paper cut dragonflies! Despite the hot weather, the short deadline and crazy attention to detail required - I simply can’t be stressed when I’m sharing my studio with @mariacruzillustration! 🤗 There’s so much banter, jokes and laughter whilst collaborating on this project... and you know what they say: Time “Flies” when you’re having fun... 🦋😉 Ok I’ll stop now. 🙃 . Keep an eye out for more work in progress photos of our window display project coming soon! 💪🏼 By Annemarieke Kloosterhof and class (studio) clown Maria Cruz.

WIP for a new paper-craft Window Display project in collaboration with the other half to my double-act: the hilariously funny and super talented @mariacruzillustration ! 🙌🏼👯‍♀️✂️ We’re working on some initial tests for a range of hand-cut & hand-made flowers, obviously with some diamond details... because we’re classy like that…. And maybe also partially because the client is a well known Jewellery store. 💁‍♀️💍 . Swipe through to see some of our initial paper tests of Blue Dahlia’s to fight your Monday blues. More coming soon! 😉Happy Monday! By Annemarieke Kloosterhof

”Hide and Seek” nr. 9/9! ✂️💙 Swipe to see how the playhouse was build! Anyone up for a playhouse marble-race? . The series “Hide & Seek” is a collaborative project between paper-artist & set designer Annemarieke Kloosterhof and still life photographer Nick Dunne. The series explores abstract spaces and minimalist architecture in a playful manner, creating 9 miniature sets made completely out of paper! Taking influences from M.C. Escher & Ricardo Bofill, with hints to 3D rendered images and a nod to old fashioned children’s wooden toy blocks, “Hide and Seek” invites you to dive in and explore a range of bold and colourful rooms. The warm, open spaces are made in a monochrome palette, each representing one of the three primary colours of light: Red, Green & Blue. The paper sets play with light & shadow, adding depth and creating interesting contrasts of colour on the floor, walls and corners of the room. Pingpong balls playfully interact with the architecture, and seem to be playing hide and seek behind arches, on top of staircases and in the alcoves of meandering corridors. . Credits: Paper Set & Art Direction: @annemarieke.kloosterhof Photography: @nick.dunne. Shot at: @studio59london . We hope you guys like it! 😊 Annemarieke Kloosterhof

”Hide and Seek” nr. 8/9! ✂️💙 Swipe to see the behind the scenes! . The series “Hide & Seek” is a collaborative project between paper-artist & set designer Annemarieke Kloosterhof and still life photographer Nick Dunne. The series explores abstract spaces and minimalist architecture in a playful manner, creating 9 miniature sets made completely out of paper! Taking influences from M.C. Escher & Ricardo Bofill, with hints to 3D rendered images and a nod to old fashioned children’s wooden toy blocks, “Hide and Seek” invites you to dive in and explore a range of bold and colourful rooms. The warm, open spaces are made in a monochrome palette, each representing one of the three primary colours of light: Red, Green & Blue. The paper sets play with light & shadow, adding depth and creating interesting contrasts of colour on the floor, walls and corners of the room. Pingpong balls playfully interact with the architecture, and seem to be playing hide and seek behind arches, on top of staircases and in the alcoves of meandering corridors. . Credits: Paper Set & Art Direction: @annemarieke.kloosterhof Photography: @nick.dunne. Shot at: @studio59london . We hope you guys like it! 😊 Annemarieke Kloosterhof

”Hide and Seek” nr. 7/9! ✂️💙 In collaboration with kickass photographer @nick.dunne! 📸 . The series “Hide & Seek” is a collaborative project between paper-artist & set designer Annemarieke Kloosterhof and still life photographer Nick Dunne. The series explores abstract spaces and minimalist architecture in a playful manner, creating 9 miniature sets made completely out of paper! Taking influences from M.C. Escher & Ricardo Bofill, with hints to 3D rendered images and a nod to old fashioned children’s wooden toy blocks, “Hide and Seek” invites you to dive in and explore a range of bold and colourful rooms. The warm, open spaces are made in a monochrome palette, each representing one of the three primary colours of light: Red, Green & Blue. The paper sets play with light & shadow, adding depth and creating interesting contrasts of colour on the floor, walls and corners of the room. Small white (pingpong) balls playfully interact with the architecture, and seem to be playing hide and seek behind arches, on top of staircases and in the alcoves of meandering corridors. . Credits: Paper Set & Art Direction: @annemarieke.kloosterhof Photography: @nick.dunne. Shot at: @studio59london . We hope you guys like it! The last few shots, and some Behind the Scenes will follow soon! 😊 Annemarieke Kloosterhof

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