"Once upon a time, when I was but a wee child of 8 or 9, I was obsessed with making dioramas. My Barbies never had any pedestrian, store bought plastic Dream Houses — no way. Instead, I lovingly dressed them in outfits hand sewn from foil and paper towels, and then constructed elaborate houses made of cardboard, which I furnished with notebook paper couches and armories. Nothing but the best for Barbie, right? Well, she seemed to like it. Years later, when I started school for photography I resurrected my love for scotch tape, staples and plain paper, and for a long time I never photographed anything that had not been cut and formed by my own hands."
Source. From Design Crisis Blog. Link here.
The sculptures below use cardboard and tape. However, ideas can be gleaned for the Gregor's Room Assignment.
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Image above is of a life size cardboard chair.
The idea of "rolling" the paper can be used for Gregor's Room Assignment.
If you roll the paper tight, you create a strong cylinder beam.
The image above is of a life-size cardboard chair.
Inspires idea to fold pieces of paper and then stack folded pieces
to achieve a 3D form.
Can use slit and tab to keep all folded pieces together.
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