Make Ecogami's Amazing Low Poly Paper Craft Models
Building a model is a fun way to relax, not to mention you'll have an ah-worthy conversation piece to display when your task is completed. Voilà , new art for your home!
Éric creates original 3D models in categories such as dogs and cats, farm and forest animals, exotic animal head trophies, lamp shades, and Halloween, Christmas, and Valentine's Day-themed sculptures. Each design is ideal at filling tranquil moments when you want to wind down, but also crave a sense of accomplishment.
A template arrives via email as a downloadable ZIP file that you'll print on A4 or A3 (letter or tabloid) sheets. Éric recommends paper that is at least 200 GSM, ideally 270. You (or your local print shop) will print the template on colored paper, or choose white paper and add an artistic touch with paint or markers after assembly.You'll just need scissors, a scoring tool (bone folder or butter knife), metal ruler, and white glue on hand. In-depth instructions are included with each template. Children ages twelve and up are often able to complete a design independently.
As for Ecogami's start, Éric was intrigued by a paper animal trophy he noticed online in 2016. He purchased his first pattern, an elephant head, and found the cutting, folding, and gluing to be an enjoyable process. Perhaps best of all was the pride he felt when it was completed.
After constructing a collection of models, Éric took things to the next level by learning to create his own designs using 3D software and then teaching himself to turn them into 2D.You'll find several free models on the Ecogami website... what a great way to try out the process.
Ecogami Shop will be sending THREE TEMPLATES OF CHOICE to TWO lucky entrants who post a comment below. An identical giveaway is underway on Instagram, @allthingspaper. Yes, you may enter both places to double your chances!
To enter on this blog post simply post a comment below. It is best that you include your email address within your comment so you can be notified if you win, otherwise, check back to see if you have won and claim your prize by emailing me at ann.b.martin at gmail dot com by September 6.
Winners will be chosen via a random number generator on Sunday, August 23, 2020 and announced on this post.
Ecogami is on Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, and Etsy as EcogamiShop.
Congratulations to Mikhael and Manny8394!
For those of you who didn't win, you can always head over to Ecogami to try out Eric's free templates and browse the shop.
All Things Paper is an AWIN (Etsy) and Ecogami affiliate.
This giveaway is sponsored by Ecogami.