Papercraft Objects: Digital Samples

Object 1.
This piece is a frog. I did this by stitching together the shapes. I used to make origami paper frogs so that is where I drew my inspiration from.

Object 2.

This bird is simplistic it has one side at the back that is open so that it would be able to be suspended in the air but also move should air travel into it. The inspiration for this piece came from "M" birds the ones used to depict birds far away the viewer. 

Object 3.
This piece is a starting place for my papercraft idea of the thing I lost. It will however have more shapes added onto and perhaps within it. This one being the starting place for an organ I no longer have.

Object 4.

Originally I was thinking of sun dial when I created this. I however ended up adding larger triangles
 to this and thus made it a confusing sun dial, one in which no one would be able to tell the time.

Object 5.

This piece is a skull, I just started stitching pieces together and removing pieces and this what I was left with. This eye less, nose less skull represents the blindness of society to the ableist views breed into it.

Object 6.

A shell less snail, as time passes and life moves forward things are lost. A snail who lost its shell would indeed be formless like its rolled out form. 

Object 7.
This piece was inspired by the folded paper game of chance where you make a paper pope hat. https://ourpastimes.com/how-to-make-a-paper-pope-hat-12543311.html 

Object 8.
For this piece I was aiming to create a dome like building with open glass windows, simplistic and aiming for a similar feel to the Amphitheater in Australia.

Object 9.
A sugar cube broken down into its simple form. Sugar cube are something I remember from childhood as my mother dropped them into her tea.

Object 10.

This shape is a pyramid, it does represent anything in particular but it did help me to learn the stitching aspect for the project. 

Failure piece...
There was for sure more then one of these pieces where I over stitched and perhaps didn't stitch right to the end. I found this project to be the most challenging and perhaps the most frustrating for me so far. I did want to do circular shapes since those are the shapes I like the most. Circular shapes would also be needed for my idea for paper craft. I do think I have a lot of learning to do still with rhino. Even when I stitched and stitched going around and creating what I thought was a closed area it would still leave a wire frame. This left me perplexed and confused. I am looking forward to learning more and hopefully figuring out how I keep running into the same issue.